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THE FULL RANGE of MAC Cosmetics has just landed on ASOS.
The site now stocks all of the line’s products, including lipsticks like ‘Ruby Woo’, their infamous Strobe Cream, and their In Extreme Dimension Lash mascara.
MAC Strobe Cream
So, if you’ve just run out of ‘Velvet Teddy’, but have nightmares about being pounced on on Grafton Street, this’ll be music to your ears.
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The launch hasn’t been all plain sailing, mind. Many customers have criticised ASOS for introducing the brand, as it’s not cruelty-free.
One user on Instagram wrote:
Why not stock Charlotte Tilbury? Or some makeup products that don’t test on animals? Your naive in thinking Mac is cruelty-free.”
Another commented:
Why would you stock a company that allows its products to be tested on animals? Clearly only have profits in mind.”
While MAC does not test on animals, the brand continues to sell its products in China, where they test on animals as part of its safety assessment of cosmetic products.
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Beauty Q: Are you going to buy MAC from ASOS now?
THE FULL RANGE of MAC Cosmetics has just landed on ASOS.
The site now stocks all of the line’s products, including lipsticks like ‘Ruby Woo’, their infamous Strobe Cream, and their In Extreme Dimension Lash mascara.
So, if you’ve just run out of ‘Velvet Teddy’, but have nightmares about being pounced on on Grafton Street, this’ll be music to your ears.
The launch hasn’t been all plain sailing, mind. Many customers have criticised ASOS for introducing the brand, as it’s not cruelty-free.
One user on Instagram wrote:
Another commented:
While MAC does not test on animals, the brand continues to sell its products in China, where they test on animals as part of its safety assessment of cosmetic products.
Hmm. What do you think? Will you be purchasing?
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