MAC Spirit lipstick dupe?

Wet n Wild creme lipliner in Chestnut

The following pictures are taken in a dimly lit room and the second with sunlight. 

I also applied L'Oreal colour juice lipgloss in Caramel on top.

Revlon ColorStay Lipliner Blush and L'Oreal Colour Juice Lipgloss Watermelon Crush

Above: Revlon ColorStay lipliner in Blush

I use this lipliner to line and fill in my lip when I want to rock pink lips.  It helps keep any lipstick or lipgloss that's in the same family group of colors to stay on longer.  I highly recommend giving this a try!  It's definitely my HG for pink lips! It's long lasting and doesn't fade easily when eating/drinking.  To score a great deal on this product, try to get it on sale at drugstores, like Rite Aid, for buy one get one free!  If not, this may cost ~$5-8 depending on where you buy it from.

My current favorite combo of Revlon ColorStay lipliner in Blush is with L'Oreal Colour Juice lipgloss in Watermelon Crush.  This combo gives me rosey pink lips. Below are pictures of this combo in two different lighting.

Possible Dupe? MAC Springshine Blush Ombre and NYC Bronzer

Left: MAC Springshine Blush Ombre

Right: NYC Smooth Skin Bronzing Face Powder in Matte Bronzer 720A Sunny

Today, I found that NYC bronzer in Sunny is similar to MAC Springshine blush 

ombre, shown above. It might not be be obvious from comparing the pictures 

above, but when applied to my skin they almost give the same effect. NYC 

gives a more dull effect compared to MAC's, but not dull in a negative way.  

MAC's gives more POP to my face because I apply the lighter half to the apples 

of my cheek. MAC's is more versatile. However, NYC is still comparable and a 

good dupe for me. Read below for more information.

The DIFFERENCES:

+ MAC:

- has shimmer in the pan, but is barely noticeable on my skin

- can produce 3 different colors/effects: brown (bottom half), light orange/peach 

(top half), mixed together for peach/brown

- pigmented! one swipe is enough for a light/natural application

- limited edition and pricey: ~$27?

- how I apply? 1. Swirl brush to mix colors and use as a contour (sometimes I'll 

just swipe the dark portion for contouring if I want a darker effect) 2. Apply 

the lighter portion onto the apples of my cheeks and sweep towards my ear

+ NYC:

- no shimmer, it's matte

- only produces one color: light muted peach tan (a little bit darker than the top 

half of MAC's and a little lighter compared to when I mix MAC's together)

- not very pigmented :( takes me at least 3 swipes/application to get the effect I 

want

- price: cheap cheap cheap! only ~$3

- how I apply: Applied like blush; contour hollows of my cheeks and apply on my 

cheeks and sweep towards ear (to make your pops cheek, apply a light blush

on top of the apples of your cheek

* Unfortunately, I can't show you a swatch of NYC's because it's not pigmented 

enough for me to swatch with my finger, despite multiple tries. But, it does apply 

fine with a brush onto my skin.