Just in time for Halloween, Pat McGrath released her stunning molten gold pigment cosmetic that was first debuted at Prada's Spring 2016 runway show.
The gold pigment shimmers with a multidimensional color that pops. At the Prada runway show, the color was pressed onto model's lips -- creating a bold statement that looked both natural and robotic. Now, the limited-edition pigment is available for consumers, with only a coveted thousand units for now.
'Gold 001' can be applied in three ways. First, it can be buffed into the skin to create a luminous look or added to a primer for more intensity. To achieve the runway look, the powder is broken up and dipped into a mixing liquid -- making a molten-looking gloss that looks like gold leaf. Whether your Halloween costume is C3PO, Cleopatra or a celestial alien, this gold pigment is perfect for creating a bold final touch.
Molten Gold Lipsticks (UPDATE)
Pat McGrath's Gold Pigment is Available Just in Time for Halloween
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