MAC Improvise Mineralize Blush Review, Photos and Swatches!

MAC Improvise Mineralize Blush

MAC Improvise Mineralize Blush is a limited edition baked, mineralize blush released in the MAC Colour Craft '09 Collection. Improvise is described as a mid-tone neutral coral with light white yellow gold veining. When combined, a frosty pale, pinky-peach is created. It can be worn as a light blush, yet it's light enough to be worn as a highlight.

Although Improvise looks beautiful on it's own, I love layering it over blushes - especially peach and coral toned blushes; such as MAC Coppertone or Gingerly.

The texture of Improvise is very nice. I own a few mineralize blushes, and they are all soft and smooth, but Improvise is especially soft and easy to work with.

*Swatches will be added soon.


I don't know of any dupes for the color, and don't own anything like it in my collection.

I purchased mine at a Cosmetic Company Outlet - after swatching it, I knew I had to have it. I'm very happy I purchased it, and hope MAC will re-release Improvise in the future! If you could get your hands on it, I highly recommend trying it!