Our new formula features an exciting new ingredient sourced from forest waste material. This unique ingredient replaces common synthetics, plastics and silicones that are used in traditional cream eye formulas for a light, non oily + super silky soft application.

All orders placed pre-order for our Oct 30th release will ship within 7-10 business days, or within 2 weeks of the release date! This current batch is ready to ship:)

This collection is environmentally friendly, non-toxic, perfectly pigmented and easily applied with just the fingertip. 

Choose from 3 limited batch high sparkle/glitter finish shades:

Cosmic Shiitake: A glimmering earthy mushroom brown, with a subtle mauve undertone.. Shimmers green gold and a cosmic glittery silver.

Celestial Sage: A neutral green with a subtle smokey grey undertone, shimmers blue green gold and glittery green.

Glimmering Goldenrod- a warm, honeyed nude golden brown with a shimmery green gold copper shift and glittery gold shine.

Ingredients: Caprylol Glycerine Sebacic Acid Copolymer. Polycitronellol Acetate (and) Undecane (and) Tridecane. Myrica Pubescens Fruit Wax. Polyglyceryl-3 Beeswax. Kaolin Clay. Silica. Magnesium Myristate. Brassica Fordi Oil Copolymer. Rosemary Extract. Elderberry Extract. Organic Vanilla Bean Extract. Pigment may include: Mica, Calcium Sodium Borosilicate, Iron Oxide. Synthetic Fluorogopite.+Titanium Dioxide. Manganese Violet.

These eye potions are anhydrous, meaning they don’t contain water and therefor have an extended shelf life of waterbased formulas. Please be sure to store your eye pigments with a super tight seal with the cork or liner and lid, as they can dry out overtime if not stored properly . Shelf life- 12—18+ months.

Little black cauldrons are handmade in Vermont by artist Brittany of Killer B Pottery. Each one is unique, and slight imperfection may occur due to the nature of this. Enjoy!

Pigment Disclosure: We love using natural, non toxic and labor conscious pigments. Sometimes we use a synthetic, nature identical material if we can’t be clear on the source of the pigment OR if the lab made material is less toxic than what can be found in nature. For example, iron oxides found in nature can have much higher concentrations of heavy metals than what can be made safely in a lab! We always choose non-toxic first, and always go with natural if its an option! When sourcing natural Mica, we choose companies that mine from the US and/or countries who have partnered with Made in a Free World- this ensures fair labour practices. We do not use any micro plastics, whatsoever. This is a nuanced decision and we always choose non toxic and labour conscious materials first, of course choosing natural material if it aligns with our ethics policy.