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ferventWasp6
Beautiful color. Similar to Creme in my Coffee but a little brighter and plummier. I live it except for one thing; it wears off so quickly. I dont even have to drink or eat and it disappears. Shame.
wearyWeaver9
It’s the perfect not-quite-nude lip on my very translucent, NC15 freckled skin. A very wearable cool plummy shade despite looking somewhat brown in the tube. Don’t let appearances fool you! It’s sheerer nature allows quite a bit of your natural lip tone to come through. Will always hav a tube of this from now on!
jumpyChile4
I find myself coming back to MAC these days, as I seemed to have forgotten that they have some solid products buried underneath their constant mediocre new collections. One such product are their Lustre lipsticks, which are an old favorite. In searching for a new everyday lipstick this fall, I accidentally stumbled across this shade. It’s neutral, rosy, plummy, nude-ish, a MLBB shade for me. I don’t have any issues with bleeding or feathering, but yes – Lustre lipsticks do not generally last as long as some of the other formulations. Additionally, I can honestly only give any MAC lipstick a 4/5 even at its best, simply because they seem to suck all the moisture out of my lips. That’s a YMMV situation, obviously. On color/finish alone, it’s a beautiful, versatile shade.
kindJaguar9
Mac Capricious is a beautiful plummy rose. The shade is neutral, slightly cool. It goes on sheer and color is buildable. I love the color and finish, but it does not last at all. The color also bleeds and doesn’t stay in place. As a woman in her mid thirties I am starting be careful of colors that feather into slight lip lines. Capricious totally feathers. I also have to reapply every hour. I don’t care for the Lustre finishes at all, they seem like a tinted lip balm. For $17, I expect more. I have Mac Syrup and it does the same thing. I rarely wear capricious out of the house. I leave it in my lip balm caddy on my sink and wear it at home only. I love Mac lipsticks, I own about 15. I will never again purchase Lustre funish. Go for Amplified, Cremesheen, or Satin or Frost for great longevity and color pay off.
scornfulMandrill7
Capricious is a great fall/winter shade for me (fair neutral skin, honey blonde hair, blue eyes and pale lips). It’s sheer enough to not be a whole ‘look’ on its own and goes well with many eye/cheek combinations. It’s very ‘office friendly’; a tasteful understated shade that makes you look polished and put together. You can use a liner with it to deepen it up or apply mirror-free if necessary throughout the day for a lustrous plum-berry look.The formula makes my lips look plumper than they are (a major plus). I have over 100 lipsticks so I pretty much never re-buy one when I run out but I actually did replenish this with B2M this weekend because I love it so much.
abjectWidgeon6
Got it from mac today for free lipstick for national lipstick day, its a pretty wearably sheerish plummy shade and im very happy with it c: smells yummy and i love shiny lipsticks way more than matte! I dont think i wouldve bought this shade though because i prefer more mid toned nudes, but i will def get use out of this(: (n mac tests on animals:( )
blissfulSardines5
I really like this. I’ve a very pale, cool-toned complexion with pale lips and any solid, opaque pinks (or currently trendy browns) never really look like ‘nude lipstick’ on me. They’re not neutral, they’re A Look. Which is very frustrating, since I like wearing a variety of elaborate, sparkly, colourful eye looks and I’ve been looking for a lipstick I can just throw on regardless of what’s on my eyes for quite a while. This, however … this actually does what a nude’s supposed to do. It mimics the look of lush, flushed, naturally pigmented and hydrated lips. I’ve bought it a few months ago and I’ve been wearing it almost nonstop. If I’m not wearing a strong lip look, then I’m wearing this. I like the formula; it’s very smooth, very pleasant to wear, and unlike most sheer lipsticks out there, creamy and not overly wet or sticky or glossy. It also applies very evenly and is buildable without getting streaky and patchy, which is also something most sheer lipsticks are prone to. Considering that this is a truly versatile lipstick, I’m happy to pay the price of it, too. It’s definitely something I will use up to the last smear.
I’ve two minor gripes about it, though. Most of the time I don’t wear foundation, and therefore I need a lipstick that’s really feather-proof. This is the opposite of that. Considering the fact that I wear a lot of dark strong lipsticks without foundation as well and they either don’t feather on me because they’re good quality (Illamasqua, Urban Decay) or I can stop them from doing so by using a lipliner (Kiko, Rimmel). This is so sheer that using a lipliner totally changes the look of it. I’ve tried it with a universal lip liner and that was okay, but the extra step of having to put the lipliner on kinda defeats the purpose of this being a sheer, easy throw-it-on lipstick. The other gripe is that it’s not very moisturising. It’s so lush and wet-looking; I’d expect more moisture from it. It’s not very drying or anything, but really, don’t mistake it for a tinted lipbalm, because it’s not. For the most part I’d say it leaves my lips in the exact state they were before I put it on. Let me make it clear: I don’t consider these two things an objective fault with this lipstick, but they are the two things that bother me personally the most, and if you’re someone with similar requirements to mine, you might want to know this.
I like the scent – not too overpowering, very pleasant vanilla. (I was very amused to discover that the fabled ‘MAC lipstick scent’ isn’t really that unique; Kiko lipsticks smell extremely similar.) The packaging is, of course, sleek and gorgeous and vaguely, appealingly old-fashioned. I don’t think there are any major faults to be found with MAC lipstick packaging, since it’s been adored for so long. However, I would imagine that not being able to see immediately what shade the lipstick is can get extremely annoying very quickly. This is my first and so far my only MAC lipstick, so I can’t speak from experience, but I do have two Sleek True Colour lipsticks with a similar problem with their packaging and I’ve mixed them up before, to the point of bringing the wrong one with me for the day and being unable to touch up what I was wearing. And keep in mind that Sleek puts colourful stickers on the bottom of their lipsticks, while MAC ones don’t even have the colour on the stickers, just the name of the shade written out. It’s not a huge gigantic problem, don’t get me wrong, but I’m a regular person, 99% of the time I get ready in a hurry, and I need to be able to see quickly what shade is in what tube. Do better, MAC. It is, in fact, possible to make a classy-looking lipstick tube that nonetheless makes it clear what shade the lipstick is.
I’m knocking one lippie off for the issues with feathering, non-moisturising formula, and the slightly impractical packaging. On the whole, my experience with this lipstick was very positive and I would most likely buy it again. I would like to warn everyone who has naturally very pigmented lips and/or is dark-skinned: try swatching this on your lips in a store, because I can’t imagine it would do much for you except make your lips shiny. Which is the effect you can get from any shiny lipbalm.
EDIT: This started smelling rancid after less than a year of me owning it. I’ve thrown away the box and for some reason, there’s no little pot sign on the sticker on the lipstick itself, but other lipsticks I own in Mac’s price range all have at least 1 year of expiration date. Illamasqua has 18 months; Shiseido has 2 years. I’m knocking off another lippie and I will not be buying this again. This much money for less than a year of use? No way in hell.
giddySeafowl4
I’m starting to become a little addicted to Mac lipsticks and this has to be my favourite so far. I love plum coloured lipsticks with a bit of shine but I’m really fussy and it Ive had a hard time finding the perfect one since Clinique discontinued my favourite one! I find some look the perfect colour in the tube but look really dark and vampish and are a bit too dense looking when you put them on your lips. This is just so wearable and because it’s a lustre shade it has a lovely sheen to it and it also feels very nourishing on the lips. Please keep making this!
needfulApples9
I hope they never discontinue this shade. It may not be the most mentioned MAC lipstick and might not look like anything special from the tube, but to me, this color is so versatile. One swipe and I can wear this as an every day look, or wear it over Plum lip liner for evening. Absolutely gorgeous shade either way. And I love the texture of this lipstick – never drying with a semi shine. Gorgeous!! 🙂
fondBoa6
Couldn’t love this lip color any more 🙂
It is definitely a lip color you can wear anywhere at anytime w any look
My lips can get chapped esp in the cold here in Canada but honestly it doesn’t even chap my lips. .it has a moisturizing feel to it.
It’s a color that everyone must have ! It’s not too bold and not too boring.