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Published 21:05 20 Feb 2016 GMT
Updated 21:25 20 Feb 2016 GMT
The post features a black model with very full lips wearing a gorgeous colour called 'Matte Royal' during New York Fashion Week on Wednesday, and the comments underneath the post were incredibly racist and derogatory towards black women.
Digiday reached out to a spokesperson from MAC for comment:
“MAC stands for and respects All Ages, All Races, All Sexes. We do not tolerate any abusive comments in our community.”.
The model in question is named Aamito Stacie Lagum and she is STUNNING.
The company has been deleting any racist comments since it was brought to their attention. (Lead Image via Instagram/MAC)? @remiadetiba A photo posted by Aamito Stacie Lagum (@aamito_lagum) on

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