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I’m in luuuve with the packaging of M.A.C’s/Liberty of London latest make up collaboration. Just look at how pretty the packaging is, all inspired by Liberty's floral prints, bird patterns, and limitless rainbow color combinations. I really find this collection to be the prettiest I have ever seen. I was looking for the make-up bag but of course that was one of the first items that got sold out! Urgh! What’s available now is the limited edition scarf and the eye shadows. 



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Unknown said…
Here we go with MAC again.. I was looking forward to this collection and knew before hand what I wanted and I went there on the same day it was launched in kuwait but only got out with 2 items out of the 4 I wanted the rest were SOLD OUT!! thankfully my friend happened to be in Dubai and I asked her to pick the rest for me.. did people just realize there's a MAC in Kuwait? seriously it's crazy !!
07 May, 2010
Anonymous said…
i agree with saroona how come !! i went 10-30 in the morning and god once i asked about few items she said oh they sold out!!!!!!!!?? how come??? i need a resonable answer ,, on the same launched day ! mac stores in kuwait opened 10 so in half an hour everything sold out

R THEY KIDDING ME!!!!

MAC KUWAIT SUCKS IM SORRY BUT WHATS WRONG????

IM REALY UPSET THE SITUATION IS IN ONE WORD

mess :)
07 May, 2010
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