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Discover MAC face palettes, for everything you need to create the perfect makeup look in one place.
We’ve got you covered with contour, blush, foundation, highlighter and corrector palettes filled with a spectrum of shades that will stay all day.
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What MAC face makeup palettes are available?
MAC offers versatile face palettes for complexion perfection, including:
- Studio Fix Conceal and Correct Palette – A pro-favorite featuring concealers and correctors for customised coverage.
- Hyper Real Glow Palette – A radiant highlighter palette for a luminous finish.
- Pro Face Palettes – Foundation, contour, and highlighter palettes used by makeup artists for sculpting and complexion enhancement.
What are the differences between the different conceal and correct palettes?
MAC’s Studio Fix Conceal and Correct Palettes come in a variety of shade ranges for light to deep skin tones. Each includes:
- Four concealer shades – Creamy, buildable coverage to match and blend.
- Two colour correctors – Neutralise discoloration for a flawless base.
What are the differences between the different glow/highlighter palettes?
Hyper Real Glow Palette – Features finely milled shimmering highlighters for a soft-focus, dewy radiance.
MAC Pro Face Palette: Contour and Highlight – Includes matte and satin shades for sculpting, defining, and subtle illumination.
MAC Extra Dimension Skinfinish Highlighters – Available in individual shades for a high-impact, long-wearing glow.
Why does a colour corrector palette have different colours?
Color correctors use the colour theory principle—opposite colours cancel each other out:
Green – Neutralises redness (great for rosacea or blemishes).
Peach/Orange – Brightens dark circles and corrects blue/purple undertones.
Yellow – Cancels out purple discolouration (ideal for under-eye darkness on olive skin).
Lavender – Brightens dull, sallow skin.
What can I use the different shades for in a foundation palette?
A foundation palette allows for custom blending and multi-use application:
- Match your exact skin tone by mixing shades.
- Use lighter shades for highlighting the high points of the face.
- Darker shades can be used for contouring or bronzing.
- Adjust the tone depending on the season (lighter in winter, deeper in summer).
Pro tip: MAC Pro Face Palettes are designed for seamless blending, so you can create a custom, flawless finish!