MAC Cosmetics Frosted Firework 2020 Holiday Collection Haul- Lipsticks

A few weeks ago, while trying to figure out what I wanted to talk about in January 2021, I realized I didn’t post a haul post of the MAC Cosmetics I gave myself for Christmas. I planned to post a haul post for Blogmas, but my life became too busy to write the post in time. So, I’m starting the new year off by showing off my new make up.

I’m very excited to own MAC make up again. I used to own lipsticks from MAC and loved them, but after they ran out I didn’t replace them. For Christmas 2020, I decided to treat myself to some MAC make up from the holiday collection. After a year of avoiding buying new make up and wearing the make up in my collection, buying new make up was exciting for me. The 2020 holiday collection was very pretty (The theme was called Frosted Fireworks and was inspired by fireworks) and I found many items I wanted to own from the collection, but I limited myself to buying the lipstick and eye shadows I know I can and want to use no matter the season.

Since I bought so much make up (Well, it looks like a lot to me), I decided to split the make up haul into two different posts. This post is the lipsticks while the second post will be about the eye shadows.

The 2020 holiday collection had five lipsticks, all of them exclusive to the collection. Even though they are exclusive to the collection, I believe similar colors can be found in MAC’s regular lipstick collection or from another brand, if you don’t mind wearing another brand besides MAC. I purchased all five colors from the holiday collection…

The packaging is a light metallic pink color with glitter lines symbolizing fireworks…

The lipstick bullet looks like other MAC Cosmetics lipstick bullets, but in the holiday colors and the decorative lines, which are in a pink glitter…

Unfortunately, the photographs I took laying down didn’t show the true color of the packaging well. This photograph shows the true color of the shade of pink the lipstick, and the box the lipstick comes in, actually looks like…