I imagine it would make a nice base shade for a sparkle shadow or even as a transitional shade. This isn’t the silkiest nor the most pigmented MAC eyeshadow I’ve run across but it applies and blends flawlessly and builds perfectly. The finish is matte, the look it creates simple, but it manages to accent my eyes very nicely. In the pan though, it def has a weird rose beige element and it looks incredibly uneventful and boring but applies beautifully on my lids. MAC calls it a soft rosy beige but I’d probably leave out beige and go with just a dusky rose with brown undertone once I applied it on my eyes. MAC Soft Teddy Eyeshadow is bound for greatness and I hope MAC keeps it around but I do think it might be limited edition which means I might need to grab a backup! This is such a great shade that requires no effort at all to create a quick, easy, yet lovely natural look. Just a note, my memory card is being goofy and the close up shot I had of this eyeshadow isn’t included in this review! I will update later with it! Here’s a look at the MAC Soft Teddy Eyeshadow! They are however, variations of them! For example, Velvet Teddy Lipstick and Soft Teddy Eyeshadow don’t look anything alike but they do compliment each other! Granted, I think MAC did take liberties with some of the shades as they aren’t all sport on dupes for your favorite shades. I think many of these shades will likely already appear in your collection such as Ruby Woo, Velvet Teddy, Candy Yum Yum, etc…! However, MAC took things further with all these best loved shades and introduced them in new formulas which is very exciting if say you already have Ruby Woo Lipstick and always found yourself wanting an eyeshadow and a blush in the same shade. The In Monochrome Collection focuses on cult-favorite shades that are grouped into six mini collections each of which includes matching lipglass, blush, eyeshadow, and lipstick.
MAC Soft Teddy Eyeshadow ($17) is one of several new eyeshadows that launched with the MAC In Monochrome Collection.
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