REVIEW+SMUDGE TEST: MAC Eye Kohl in Smolder

MAC Eye Kohl in Smolder is a true black color. What I mean is the blackest black. MAC Eyekohl looks like an ordinary eye pencil. Nothing fancy or extra ordinary about the look. What's nice about this product it is super pigmented! SUPER! Emphasizing the word "super" here. Hehe.. It is creamy too and I did not experience any trouble upon application, it really glides on smoothly!:)

 If you will ask me if this product is really worth every penny, here's what I have observed upon using this product. I tried this product several times already and I'm really upset about it. If you're the type of person like me who unconsciously rub my eyes, this is totally not for you. If you love lining your waterline, definitely this is not the right product for you. This eye kohl really smudges alot easily. It disappears on the waterline, so say hello to a "panda" look! I test drive this product again today. Used it as an eyeliner for almost 5 hours now, there is a little transfer on my crease but not noticeable. (Take note that I have oily lids) The color fades a little. No need for a retouch. Promise!:)  (Take note that I did not rub or touch my eyes within that time frame! haha!!:p) So I guess this is quite good for lining the eyes. Plus the fact that you can use it for a smokey eye look. (Line your eyes and smudge the product for a smokey effect.)

 So here's the swatch!:)

 Smudge test a minute after swatching.

Water test. Just the same after placing it under the running water. Then after rubbing it, it smudge.

I did not bought this product, but if you'll ask me if I will buy it again.. my answer is NO. Would I recommend it, No for super oily lids, watery and sensitive eyes, for those who unconsciously rub their eyes. YES to those who love doing smokey eyes. 

At the end of the day, you still have to decide. 

Enjoy the rest of the weekend everyone!:)

Keep Safe and God Bless!:)

NOTE: This review is based on my pure and honest opinion. Always remember that what did not work for me might work for you and what works for me might not work for you.

Love Lots,

Mitchie