This one is for all the Instagram baddies, who seemed to have cloned each other.
Recently, MAC makeup artist Netta Szekely revealed on Instagram the brand’s upcoming release of their new palette hilariously called “Basic Bitch.” Even though they maybe some slight shade at some makeup lovers, the palette itself is far from basic. The palette has everything from bold and neutral shadows full of shimmers, metallics, and mattes with a nice pinky highlighter for an extra pow. It’s definitely a great palette to create the perfect night look.
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Of course with a crazy palette name comes funny names for the different eyeshadows themselves such as “Tattle Tale,”Hell in Heels,” and “Love This Bitch.”
The palette was first seen during Milan Fashion Week, but there still isn’t any word when MAC will release this soon to be sought after item, but I’m sure they won’t be having us waiting for long.
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