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Eye look using MAC Brooke Candy White-Yin Eye Gloss ($23)

The lion?s share of the MAC Brooke Candy collection are definitely the amazing lippies, but the other items that sparked my interest were the eye glosses. I?d never used an eye gloss before, but I?d seen them floating around the YouTube-o-sphere, and they always looked so interesting to me.
There are two in this collection ? White-Yin and Black-Yang.
White-Yin MAC Eye Gloss ($23; a clear gloss with multicolored micro-shimmer)

Black-Yang MAC Eye Gloss ($23; a black/blue gloss with red and blue micro-shimmer)

Not gonna lie, I?m not quite sure what to think of these? I think they?re made for a very specific kind of look and a very specific kind of person.
I love what Jessica did with some of the other MAC Eye Glosses to create a cool, editiorial, grunge-y look, but no matter what you do, you?ll end up with creased, oily-looking eye makeup, which, obviously, isn?t everyone?s cup o? tea.
They are also crazy sticky, which I guess makes sense for what they are, but they feel so weird on my eyelids. I just can?t deal with it. As you open your eyes and blink, things j...