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MAC giving away free lipstick for National Lipstick Day Sunday

Grab a free tube Sunday, July 29 while supplies last

Mac To Give Out Free Lipstick For National Lipstick Day
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July 26, 2018

Want to add a new item to your makeup bag? You're in luck, because MAC Cosmetics is giving away free lipstick for National Lipstick Day.

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The big giveaway, which takes place annually, is happening on Sunday, July 29. To snag your tube, which is usually about $18, show up to any MAC store or retailer while supplies last.

Nine shades from the company's "iconic Artist Favourites" collection - Aloof, Delish, Dare You, Moxie, Florabundi, Epic, Mixed Media, Chintz and Tanarama - will be available for no charge Sunday.

MAC will also offer free lipstick in the same colors with all online orders that of $25 or more.

Learn more about the deal here.

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