Also consider that partner locations (counters)....(for example: Dillard's....is in contract with MAC....contract stipulations are: DILLARD'S buys stock from MAC to sell....so Dillard's makes a profit off it for making it readily available to their local buying market) Dillard's doesn't have the same stock inventory as say...a Saks Fifth Avenue...or Belk...or Macy's...or whatever department store they choose to partner with.
Unfortunately for these red-headed step children... Nordstrom was the
first department store to feature MAC Cosmetics as not only a brand, but a
face of the future, and the on-top-of-trend makeup line. So Nordstrom gets exclusives for being the ever-so-faithful name that always believed in MAC's promise and premise. I don't blame MAC for giving Nordstrom those exclusives. They were the first company to give MAC access to the
public...alongside Clinique, Lancome, Estee Lauder, Shiseido, Borghese, Bobbi Brown, etc.... whatever cosmetic lines inhabit department stores. All of which STILL don't compare to MAC... in my eyes. And I know I'm not the only firm believer that MAC is still number one.
PS - The ONLY way MAC will ever bring limited items back permanent is IF YOU TELL THEM!
Contact customer service and tell them you want it permanent...and it will happen. It happened with MSF...and if you like something enough...and it gets heard by the right people.... it will happen.
Why do you think they come out with "collections"? To test what people like...to see how it sells and how people respond to it!!!!! Be heard. MAC LOVES FEEDBACK!!! Positive OR negative!!!!
:::::removing myself from my soapbox::::
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