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pleasedWasp2
I have had this for a long time, and found it very useful. I usually use it on top of a base shadow and/or Twinks on top (all over lid) before using Embark as a liner and crease shade. I think many MAC shadows (the older ones especially) are created to be layered with others, not to blend away so easily that if layered, they would have little to no impact, or become muddy.
This one, to me, seems intended to be used mainly as a lashline colour, and darken on top of other shades. Those ways also minimize any chance of patchiness.
Layered with Twinks takes down ruddiness and the two go well together. I like it best first stamped on as a liner with an angled brush, then that ‘stamp’ lightly buffed out with any blending brush.
It is a useful and good colour. I enjoy using it with Amber Lights, Twinks, Arena, Carbon. Also often use it with Girlie. Also I use it with neutrals, pinks, and golds, from other companies. It lends the perfect amount of emphasis where needed, so it is quite a good colour if rich autumnal colours look nice on your skin.
unhappyHeron8
Ive been researching for something dark and reddish brown but not too red. My skin pulls red out in everything and it makes my eyes look irritated, i didnt like Sable or Haux for this reason. On the other hand i felt Embark is a teddy bear brown for my eyes, its what i wanted Espresso to be,. This has cooler undertones but leans more burgundy purple. The color is sexy and will darken up a look easily but not as harsh as a black eyeshadow. I also had tried out “Im into it”(too red) but and i knew Embark was the one. I didnt care for Swiss chocolate or Sketch because SC is too light and not pigmented, Sketch was too purple. I was sad Folie and Handwritten has been both discontinued because i think that would have been a hard one to pick between them. Brown down is not intense enough but itd be my next choice. Anyways Embark is very sexy and pigmented, a little on the dry side so its a bit patchy, but not as bad as Espresso (i used to use this for brows). Edit- I can fill in the tail of my brow with Embark now if i need to. I Swapped away Espresso.
i wouldnt repurchase because i dont reach for this as much as i thought i would. Its a easily dupeable shade also and other brands might have a more buttery formula!
ardentBuck8
A nice warm burgundy neutral that goes with mostly anything. I just wish embark was more pigmented. It is very versatile and good for as everyday look. I took one lippie off because I think the color payoff on this one could be improved.
ferventPup5
True, MAC does not have easy to blend eyeshadows in their classic matte formula. But I don’t buy this for the formula. I buy it for the undertone and depth. It is the richest dark red brown that doesn’t pull grey or purple on me. And I haven’t found a dark brown I like more yet. Not a single one. And at $6… Its very reasonably priced. Staple forever.
mercifulPear4
This is an essential dark warm/purplish brown. The shade is very versatile. It works with just about any look. But I give this shadow a 4 because of texture issues. MAC mattes can be spotty texture wise, and this isn’t the worst but it’s definitely at the bottom end. It’s a bit dry and patchy. You really have to build it up. On one hand, the texture makes it so you can slowly build it up but it can also be patchy to blend. I actually wonder if MAC purposely makes its darker matte shadows like this so you can build them up carefully because Carbon and Plumage have the same texture. If I could find a good dupe I’d probably use it. Anastasia Fudge is a good dark brown, but it’s not as purple. And I don’t like Makeup Geek textures (too powdery and waxy) otherwise I’d try Americano or Cherry Cola.
emptyWigeon4
I really love Embark. It is very pigmented and I use it to create definition and also its great when used as an eyeliner. The staying power is also very exceptionally excellent! I would recommend this to anyone!
guiltySeahorse4
I did a ton of research before I bought some eye shadows for my Z palette, yet somehow I wound up with Embark. I was looking for a very dark brown. Embark is described on the MAC website as an intense reddish brown, but on me, it looks like a very dark purple. It reminds me of Sketch, which I don’t like either. This shadow is very dry and extremely difficult to blend. I basically have to dot it on in little bits at a time, and then blend it carefully, and even after putting quite a bit of effort into getting it to look good, I still never feel like the result is great.
annoyedSmelt4
Beautiful brown colour that goes very well with my chocolate/caramel skin. Very pigmented and does last for a long time. Great as a transitional colour too.However I am not impressed with the price. I bought it as a refill pan and its £10. Ridiculous but I could not resist. I do think there are many cheaper alternatives to this eyeshadow.
wakefulCoati7
I have had Embark for many years and have used it as an accent color on the outer corner of the eye and as an eyeliner on the upper lid. Now for the news flash ( well at least for me) this works so well on my dark brown brows and the reasons are as follows : tremendous staying power, the purple/violet tone of this brown appears cool rather than ashy. I use this at the base of the brow and and also to extend the length as I have about three hairs on my ‘tails’ . I use a light touch and a thickish angled liner brush. I finish the look off with Anastasia tinted brow gel in brunette. Armani Brow Maestro in #2 Wenge Wood is still my favorite but when time is of the essence having a powder saves precious time.
amusedCow2
I love this color. It is great for all eye colors, and it is amazing for green or blue eyes. It is a deep brown with reddish purple undertones. I actually use this as a liner and it is perfect. It stays all day and smokes out nicely.