I adore green eyeshadows, and Lucky Green is one of my favorites. It's a yellow-tinged green that resembles a shamrock (hence the name). The finish and texture are superb. My favorite thing about the eyeshadow is just how wearable it is. Even though it's green, it's not too intense and can incorporated into an everyday look.

This was the first MAC eyeshadow I tried and I loved it from the moment I saw it. It's a beautiful bright yellow-green that can be applied as a soft wash with a fluff brush or packed on with a more dense brush for stand-out color.
It's extremely soft, applies evenly, and blends really easily. The color is really unique and I've found it to be surprisingly easy to wear with a variety of other shades.
I took off one lippie because it does fade throughout the day, so I start out with bright shiny green and end up with a soft matte grass green, but both shades are beautiful. It's a unique color that I reach for way more than I thought I would and it's now one of my favorite shadows. I'd definitely repurchase!

This has to be my absolute favorite green eyeshadow! Even better than MAC's LE Springtime Skipper from their Barbie collection. Its very pigmented & easy to blend. A MUST HAVE if you love green e/s! continued >>

I LOVE THIS COLOR!!! Well to start off my favorite color is green, basically most any shades except for snot green. So I had to get this. The quality, like any MAC products is great, and the color is gorgeous! it's so pigmented and smooth. Has a great color payoff! The only think I'm sad about it I can't wear it every day with it being so bright. But I do wear it often for how bright it is. I guess it's better I don't wear it every day, if I did I've go through it so fast!

This is a great, fun summer shade! I love the golden shimmer shot through this shadow, making it very suitable to use with warm browns and peachy champagnes (which are daily staples to me). I find that it brings my eyes to life when I want to make them look greener and as with a lot of MAC shadows, the quality is great! Without primer it lasts most of the day, the pigmentation is just right, and I feel like a flower child with this and Mulch on my eyes. Although I like it a lot, I cannot justify paying it's normal price since I rarely use shades other than brown, bronze and taupe. Hence I will not repurchase, but I will keep it in a special place in my collection for when I feel like dancing barefoot in a patch of grass with a maxi dress. :)

Of the regular MAC shadows I own (about 10), Lucky Green is one of the best. It is a lovely, bright spring green. The shadow is intensely pigmented, and the texture is fantastic. It's buttery, soft, and stays put. I'd recommend this shadow to anyone.

this is one of my favorite colors! in the mac store i was looking for a green , but had most of the other ones & this one looked ugly. but i decided to swatch it anyway. i did , and fell in love with it. this is an amazing green! would recommend for anyone who likes greens! continued >>

A light shimmery green, goes well with brown eyes. Blends well but tends to reflect a yellow pigment. Blends beautifully with blues and purples.

I bought this eye shadow because out of all the green shades, at the MAC counter, this was the best green for my blue eyes and fair complexion. I'm quite fussy when it comes to eye shadows (especially green shades-cos of my blue eyes) and I can see the uniqueness and good yellow toned green quality of this shade that looks very pretty, fresh and compliments the eyes. However, the pigment is very weak compared to my favourite branded eye shadows (d&g) and the quality of the eye shadow itself isn't up to much. Also, this doesn't come with a mini shading brush or in a pretty compact with miror. So even though at 11.50 GBP it is cheaper than a lot of high ended brands, you do really miss out on all the bonus luxuries that go with the higher price tag. So nice colour, but very average eye shadow imo. continued >>

I love MAC to the ends of the earth. I was not pleased with this item. Costs around $15 online or in stores. The pigment is not deep as you would hope. My brushes seem to struggle to pick it up and it takes a lot of packing it on to even show nicely on my fair skin. I prefer the Urban Decay Acid Rain to this (Similar shade but goes on amazing). It might work better for some if used wet, but it's a long shot. Would make a lovely accent color if you can manage to get the color to pick up on your brush and stay. Certainly not one of my favorite shades from MAC.

Very pretty color in the pan but I seemed to have to pack it on to get it's vibrancy to show up on my lids. This could be because of skintone or because of the quality so I'm not deducting a lippie for it, I just won't buy it again becuase I have other green shadows that look better. Also, I noticed this one seemed to have more fallout that the other MAC shadows I've tried so far, so I deducted a lippie for that. The other lippie was deducted because of it's staying power, it seemed to fade quicker than other shadows from MAC as well.

I know people will say "you need to use a primer" (and I do own both TFSI and UDPP) but I think that if you are paying more than drugstore prices, you should expect a better quality product and this did not meet my expectations when compared to other high end eyeshadows. I think $14 for this so-so product is a waste of my money but for some people it might look nice, just didn't work fo me.

This is a fantastic green color. It's deeply pigmented and sightly shimmery; it highlights the green in my eyes without giving me that gaudy, "lime-green" look that most light green eyeshadows do. Like all MAC eyeshadows, it's expensive, but a little bit goes a long way, and one pan lasts for ages.

I have a thing for green eyeshadows. I have really dark eyes and I think that it looks beautiful with them. It's a nice, vibrant but not over-the-top green with a hint of gold. It's really pigmented and I haven't experienced any creasing throughout the day with it. :)

This is a really pretty color. I use it with Satin taupe and All that glitters. Even on its own, as a wash over the eye, works for me too. Love it !

This is such a vibrant beauty! It's a yellowish green color with shimmer that makes for a noticable, funky look. I like to pair it with Humid or Mauvement and a black or grey liner.

This is a pretty shimmery yellowish green. It has a sort of golden sheen to it. It is highly pigmented like most MAC eyeshadows. The color lasts all day and doesn't crease. It applies easily and doesn't have any fallout once applied. I like to wear this as an all-over lid color for a funky look. I have never tried pairing it with any other shades other than humid as a crease color. This is a bold color but very pretty at the same time.

Absolutely love this eye shadow! Everytime I wear it, I get compliments out the wazoo. It's eye popping but not garish. It can be combined with so many color ombinations. I have green eyes and this just makes them pop. I love it. It's such a fun color! When I read the reviews for this, I had to run out and buy it. No complaints here. Only con is the price. I own all high end makeup and don't mind paying the extra few bucks for make up that lasts. If you don't mind the $14 price tag, then splurge. You'll have a lot of fun with this color.

I DO understand why we were all lemming this eyeshadow for so long, because it is a gorgeous golden green, and a veluxe pearl, and for a while there it was REALLY hard to find....
The funny thing is, that when I got it home and tried it out next to Sweet and Punchy, I liked Sweet and Punchy wayyyy better. But I think it is because I prefer my golden greens to be golder vs greener, as they are more wearable alone on me, and I think they are more versatile in general. I don't really ever return much, but I think I am going to take Lucky Green back....and just stick with Sweet and Punchy.

I like this green with gold shimmery so much. The texture so smoothly, no fall out at all. My lovely combinations: lucky green as a wash color and mulch at outer V. When I want bright look I put at outer V Freshwater on Lucky green the color becomes turquoise. Or sometimes at first I put Electric Eel on my upper lid then over it I put Lucky Green, at the crease Wedge, as a highliter use Blanc Type - people around me give me compliments the color becomes so pop, try this combo . When I do more natural make up look I put it on my lower lid and it's amazing. I think this color so versatile that I can combo it with different eyeshadows for along time.

I love this eyeshadow. I have green-blue eyes with a hint of hazel in them and this eyeshadow makes them pop! Plus my favorite color is green so how could I resist??? I would definitely buy this again <333 continued >>