warm soul is one of mac's mineralized blushes. it is part of the permanent line (thank goodness). the color isn't anything loud or bright, but rather neutral and a staple color to have in your collection, in my humble opinion.
swatches from left to right: mac melba, warm soul, nars madly.
warm soul has the perfect harmony of peach, pink, and brown to it. i love when neutral blush shades have tones of brown in it since it seems to pair with my skin tone the best. it does have a fine shimmer to it since it is a mineralized product, but it isnt noticeable on the skin...it is just enough to add a bit of dimension to the cheeks. apologies for the lack of lighting in this picture, it was a cloudy day so i wasnt able to capture the slight shimmers this normally has.
warm soul on me. it gives such a soft, natural flush. warm soul is also pigmented so i dont need to work hard to make it show up (my biggest concern with neutral blushes)
a closer lookwould i recommend this? i think you know that my answer is YES. this was one of my first purchases ever from mac and i am still on the same one! i will continue to repurchase this whenever i run out. it should work well across all skin tones because, like i said, the pigmentation isnt a problem.
the only factor of concern that is possible is the lasting power. i honestly dont pay attention to wear time since i have never had issues with this product. i have heard most people get less wear time with mineralized products (around 5-6 hours). if that is something that will put you off, you may want to reconsider.
do you own warm soul? do you love it like i do? any dupes out there that you know about?
in case you were wondering what else i was wearing...
face:
mixture of revlon photoready and neutrogena healthy skin liquid makeup, msfn, thebalm mary lou-minizer
eyes:
jardin aires pigment, cork, brun, feline kohl (all mac), prestige my blackest lashes
lips:
mac shy girl (i hate this on me in person but love how it photographs...weird?)
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