Mac return policy??

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Angela M.

Nov 15, 2013

Angela M.

I wanted to try some new makeup from Mac, specifically a foundation. but my skin sometimes reacts to different products and breaks out (but not usually) so if I tried a foundation and it broke me out would I be able to return it? and also I heard Mac was prone to break some people out. if I have oily skin mostly, with some dry spots in the winter, and I like long lasting and flawless coverage, which one by mac would I like the most?

Naomi S.

Nov 15, 2013

Naomi S.

You can return it.
but ask the sales lady to b sure. I've returned foundation because the shade was off.. I prefer to shop at the department store Mac counter vs the Mac store. they have strict 30day w receipt only policy from my experience. if you loose your receipt department stores (specifically bloomingdales where I usually go) can look it up by your card if you loose receipt or they'll let you exchange as long as you have the box they can scan. the mac store doesn't do any if that.

Susan S.

Nov 16, 2013

Susan S.

Insist on return! it made you hurt!

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