Customers can return a total of six empty MAC containers to any participating counters or send them through the post. Through our BACK 2 MAC take back program MAC is working to reduce the environmental impact of our packaging by helping to reduce the amount of plastic sent to landfill.
Trade empty containers for FREE lipstick lip gloss or eyeshadow. Bring in six empty MAC.įor more perks join their loyalty program MAC Select and you can bring back empty containers at your own pace no need to save all six to trade in at once. You should hold the MAC products component in place while youre finishing it. The companys Back-to-MAC program encourages recycling by accepting six containers of any Mac product in exchange for your choice of lipstick - for free. Recycling empties of all sizes comes with a benefit for recycling which is to save the environment. Keeping the component of a MAC product secure is the utmost effort. Recycling is available in-store or online. MAC Cosmetics also gives customers rewards for recycling. Mac Gives Free Lipstick When You Recycle Empty Containers Best Lipstick Brand Lipstick Brands Latest Lipstick By returning six 6 MAC primary packaging containers to a MAC counter youll receive a free MAC lipstick of your choice excludes Viva Glam Lipstick and Limited Edition Lipstick as our thanks to you.
This seems to have changed though and there have been cries of outrage from bloggers ( like Phyrra) who feel betrayed that their trust has been trampled on.Return 6 primary packaging containers or through the mail and get your FREE lipstick if the bottles were returned or sometimes other item was also returned. One of MAC’s five social initiatives is MAC Cruelty-Free Beauty, and the company prides itself on not testing on animals. MAC should sell those refill pans in all Singapore stores so we can save money and the environment! They cost about SGD5 less than the potted ones. It’s a pity only MAC in Ngee Ann City Singapore sells the refill pans. It not only helps us to correctly dispose of plastic containers, but also encourages us to depot our eyeshadows to save space! Some people immediately depot their eyeshadows to put in customizable palettes like the Z-palette and accumulate enough to exchange for a MAC lipstick! I think Back To MAC is an excellent recycling program.
Raffles City MAC ran out of stock so I had to get it at the Ngee Ann store. That was what happened with my See Sheer. If you want a color that is not stocked for the Back To MAC Program, they will not give you one from the normal inventory. And apparently they keep different stock for normal purchases and Back To MAC. Talk about professionalism! Wootz! ?īack To MAC Program lipsticks are marked with a cross. I told her I wanted a pink and a coral, but unlike the others who simply chose a general pink and a random coral and shoved it into my hands, she actually stood in front of the lipstick counter for a while and gave thought to her selection. She picked See Sheer and Speed Dial and I LOVED how they looked on me straight away! Then on the last visit, it was a slightly um, older and less hip-looking MUA that served me. I was not entirely positive the shades the young and trendy-looking MUAs picked for me previously suited my taste that well. It must have been 3 or 4 trips to various MAC counters, asking the opinion of several MUAs before I decided on See Sheer and Speed Dial. I didn’t choose the colors on a whim, though I spent a long, long time picking the top 2 that I liked – a pink and a coral. I brought home 2 lipsticks in exchange for 10 eyeshadow pots and 2 blush pans! YAY!!! ? If you are unsure of whether an item is considered a ‘primary packaging’, simply bring it to a MAC counter or see if your item falls into any of the categories below. Most primary packaging of M♺♼ products is accepted as Back to M♺♼ "currency." M♺♼ does not accept the following as a part of the program:
So you can pretty much bring back anything MAC, except for samples, applicators (like puffs, sharpeners, curlers), false lashes, cases, etc. I think they used to offer lipglass and eye shadow too, but now it’s only lipstick. The lipstick cannot be from the M.A.C Viva Glam program as 100% of the purchase price of any item from that program contributes to the M.A.C AIDS Fund. The program is pretty clear-cut – return six M.A.C primary packaging containers in exchange for a free MAC lipstick of your choice. I still have another Pink Swoon in my stash, but the most often used blush now is Milani Baked Blush in Luminoso.īack To M.A.C is the company’s recycling program, and is one of its five social initiative programs. Haha, I wasn’t too adventurous in the past when it came to blushes. I’m glad I had only thrown away a couple of panned out MAC blushes – all Pink Swoon – before I got to know about the Back To M.A.C Program.