
Long-Lasting Pressed Mineral Eyeshadow Trios
9 ingredients, all listed
$34.99
View productBaked pressed powderPressed, but baked. Airy, lightweight, and unlike any pressed formula you've tried. Shop the collection

Its own list, not the foundation's — read them side by side.
This is the one place our pressed line is not the nine-ingredient base, and pretending otherwise would be the easy lie. Cool blues and steels need pigments the face powders do not carry.
$34.99· 1.8 g / 0.06 oz
$5.83 per month
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The Ingredient Logic — the formula, as listed on the label
Listed in the order they appear on the label. Tap any line for the full glossary entry.
How it wears
Press the darker pan into the lash line and blend upward with a clean brush.
Both pans are buildable; the silica means they layer without going muddy.
Choose duos over trios if you want cool tones, and trios over duos if you want the shortest possible list.
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Every ingredient named on the page before you buy.
True of everything we make
Talc-free · Carmine-free · Paraben-free · Synthetic-fragrance-free · Nanoparticle-free · Gluten-free · Cruelty-free
“Beautiful!!! This pressed foundation goes on like silk! I have many wrinkles but still feel confident wearing this. … I will order another in case they run out of this color. Non toxic and no titanium dioxide!!!! Love this!”
The ingredient list is the product, not the fine print.
True of every formula we make. Anything narrower is stated on the product page.
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