It's a MAC product of course it's fantastic, Cork is (as described by MAC) a muted golden brown and that pretty much hits the hammer on the head. I'd say it was a neutral golden brown that isn't too warm nor too cool, meaning it suits a large variety of skin tones, brow colours and eye colours. I like that although Cork is a satin finish it's honestly close enough to a matte that you can use it for contouring and your eyebrows with looking weird.

The reason I bought Cork is that for my eyebrows I use three colours all from my Coastal Scents 88 Original Eyeshadow palette, and the lightest brown colour is pretty much empty because it works for everything, brows, crease shading, nose contouring, it's just fantastic and I think everyone needs a staple light/medium brown in their collection, so versatile! So I use it now for those purposes, eyebrows, nose/bottom lip contouring and as an all around eyeshadow and it's such a pleasure to use. Cork has effortless blendability, strong colour payoff and has that MAC smooth, slightly buttery yet dry enough texture. I think its such an essential colour that you really can't go wrong with. 

There were also two main factors in my choosing of Cork over other matte browns in the MAC collection, none of the other colours really matched what I had in the Coastal Scents palette, they were generally too cool (e.g. Charcoal Brown, Wedge), too dark (Embark & Espresso) or had too much red brown in them (.e.g Swiss Chocolate), and some were even too warm! (Here's looking at you.. Saddle...) so it seemed that I was left to the Satins, but I'm glad I was :)

In Australia MAC Eyeshadows retail for $33 each.

M.A.C makes 3 different shades of Extra Dimension Skinfinish but I found superb to be the most wearable, a soft peachy to champagne nude. The other shades include Whisper of Gilt (the lightest gold colour that would only be workable on light to fair skin tones as it may come off chalky on darker tones) and Glorify (a beautiful dark copper/bronze that would only be workable for tan to darker skin tones)

(from left to right; Whisper of Gilt, Glorify, Superb) Credit

I haven't seen or heard of this product from M.A.C before, and the first time I spotted them was at the M.A.C counter at Harrods in Knightsbridge (fancy I know?!) and it took me around 10 minutes just to choose which shade I wanted, when you swatch them they're the most soft textured powders. They have a quite dry texture and they're also extremely long-lasting, and highly pigmented!

The reason they're called Extra Dimension is because the wavy pattern is embedded into the powder, and it has ridges that rise and fall, therefore the next dimension! Rather than a flat powder. It also has M.A.C in a pattern in the top half of the powder, but it's rubbed off since I've been using it every day since I bought it! 

Superb is the shade that suits practically all skin tones, warm, cool, light and dark! It adds such a beautiful wet look sheen to the skin and I always apply it with an angled blush brush above my eye brows, my brow bone, on my cheekbone, down my nose and on my cupids bow. Superb also photographs beautifully on the skin, another bonus!

I believe that Extra Dimension Skinfinishes are around £25 or more, I honestly don't remember, but I do love and recommend it as a luxury highlighter!

It's a MAC product of course it's fantastic, Cork is (as described by MAC) a muted golden brown and that pretty much hits the hammer on the head. I'd say it was a neutral golden brown that isn't too warm nor too cool, meaning it suits a large variety of skin tones, brow colours and eye colours. I like that although Cork is a satin finish it's honestly close enough to a matte that you can use it for contouring and your eyebrows with looking weird.

The reason I bought Cork is that for my eyebrows I use three colours all from my Coastal Scents 88 Original Eyeshadow palette, and the lightest brown colour is pretty much empty because it works for everything, brows, crease shading, nose contouring, it's just fantastic and I think everyone needs a staple light/medium brown in their collection, so versatile! So I use it now for those purposes, eyebrows, nose/bottom lip contouring and as an all around eyeshadow and it's such a pleasure to use. Cork has effortless blendability, strong colour payoff and has that MAC smooth, slightly buttery yet dry enough texture. I think its such an essential colour that you really can't go wrong with. 

There were also two main factors in my choosing of Cork over other matte browns in the MAC collection, none of the other colours really matched what I had in the Coastal Scents palette, they were generally too cool (e.g. Charcoal Brown, Wedge), too dark (Embark & Espresso) or had too much red brown in them (.e.g Swiss Chocolate), and some were even too warm! (Here's looking at you.. Saddle...) so it seemed that I was left to the Satins, but I'm glad I was :)

In Australia MAC Eyeshadows retail for $33 each.

M.A.C makes 3 different shades of Extra Dimension Skinfinish but I found superb to be the most wearable, a soft peachy to champagne nude. The other shades include Whisper of Gilt (the lightest gold colour that would only be workable on light to fair skin tones as it may come off chalky on darker tones) and Glorify (a beautiful dark copper/bronze that would only be workable for tan to darker skin tones)

(from left to right; Whisper of Gilt, Glorify, Superb) Credit

I haven't seen or heard of this product from M.A.C before, and the first time I spotted them was at the M.A.C counter at Harrods in Knightsbridge (fancy I know?!) and it took me around 10 minutes just to choose which shade I wanted, when you swatch them they're the most soft textured powders. They have a quite dry texture and they're also extremely long-lasting, and highly pigmented!

The reason they're called Extra Dimension is because the wavy pattern is embedded into the powder, and it has ridges that rise and fall, therefore the next dimension! Rather than a flat powder. It also has M.A.C in a pattern in the top half of the powder, but it's rubbed off since I've been using it every day since I bought it! 

Superb is the shade that suits practically all skin tones, warm, cool, light and dark! It adds such a beautiful wet look sheen to the skin and I always apply it with an angled blush brush above my eye brows, my brow bone, on my cheekbone, down my nose and on my cupids bow. Superb also photographs beautifully on the skin, another bonus!

I believe that Extra Dimension Skinfinishes are around £25 or more, I honestly don't remember, but I do love and recommend it as a luxury highlighter!