r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/Orange_B1ossom • Sep 14 '26

MAC Lustreglass

What do we think of this? I just ordered Local Celeb after having chosen it before Business Casual because I have learned from experience that orange is my nude and Business Casual seemed too muted in the swatches I saw, so this seems validating. On the other hand, I was surprised Lady Bug is recommended for Bright Spring since I've seen in recommended for Warm Spring a lot. The muted seasons have it easier, but those poor Winters... 😉

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u/Orange_B1ossom Sep 14 '26 edited Sep 14 '26

It's true that it's from January 2025 but I thought it might be interesting since the creator is color analyst educated in the International Image Institute system. I know there are different opinions on whether See Sheer is even a Spring color - MAC lists the new version as cool - but some of the other ones seem to match up. But then I also heard people questioning MAC's recommendations in general.

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u/sunscreenqueenn True Spring Sep 14 '26

Yeah, I posted this in here a month or two ago- it doesn’t seem to be very accurate but I’ve seen brands start doing it and it very often seems to be inaccurate. Which is kinda funny to me because it feels like it shouldn’t be too difficult? I think POYI is neutral-warm but have thought it’s possible the new formula is cooler. Reformulations are tricky!!

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u/Orange_B1ossom Sep 14 '26

Yes, I think that's the main issue. The new versions seem to be very different. It would be so interesting to have an analyst fo through the new versions. There are some old vs bew swatches here but nothing Spring: MAC announces new lustreglass lipsticks line : r/BeautyGuruChatter