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Long-Lasting Pressed Mineral Eyeshadow Duos

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Long-Lasting Pressed Mineral Eyeshadow Duos

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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Out of stock, and the full ingredient list below stays published anyway.

This formula contains no

talcnanoparticlesbismuth oxychloridecarmine

These are this product's omissions. Sitewide claims live on our standards page.

The formula, as listed on the label.

The Ingredient Logic — the formula, as listed on the label

14 ingredients. 14 jobs.

  1. 01Ethically Sourced MicaMineralsIt is the body of the baked pressed formulas — the platelet structure is what lets a powder sit flat on skin, diffuse light instead of sitting on top of it, and carry pigment evenly across the face.
  2. 02Sericite MicaMineralsIt refines the texture of the base. Where mica gives the powder its body, sericite gives it slip — the fine particle size is what makes a pressed mineral feel silky rather than chalky under a brush.
  3. 03SilicaMineralsIt does the blurring and the shine control. The spheres roll against each other, so a powder built on silica presses smooth and keeps surface oil from pooling through the day.
  4. 04DimethiconeSiliconesIt is the glide. In the Duos it carries pigment evenly across a lid without dragging; in Blur + Set it is what lets a translucent powder press down rather than sit on top.
  5. 05Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed OilBotanical OilsIt is the reason a dry pressed powder behaves like a cream. Jojoba softens at skin temperature and blends with your own oils, which is what gives the baked pressed line its shade-adaptive wear and buildable medium-to-full coverage without a powdery edge.
  6. 06Carthamus Tinctorius (Safflower) Seed OilBotanical OilsIt is the one addition that separates the blush from the foundation. Blush needs to sheer out and stop where you stop it, and safflower's lighter body gives the pigment a longer, more forgiving blend window on the cheek.
  7. 07Lavandula Angustifolia (Lavender) Flower ExtractBotanical ExtractsPart of the botanical preservation system. Lavender has traditionally been used to help keep formulas fresh, which is how we hold a powder stable without parabens or phenoxyethanol.
  8. 08Thymus Vulgaris (Thyme) ExtractBotanical ExtractsPart of the botanical preservation system. Thyme is traditionally used to help keep formulas fresh, and it is one of the reasons the ingredient list can end at nine names.
  9. 09Camellia Sinensis (Green Tea) ExtractBotanical ExtractsAn antioxidant botanical that helps protect the oils in the formula from going off, so the compact stays true through the life of the pan.
  10. 10Tocopheryl Acetate (Vitamin E)VitaminsIt does two jobs at once: it conditions the powder so it reads soft on skin, and it works with the rosemary and green tea to keep the oil phase stable.
  11. 11Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf ExtractBotanical ExtractsThe most established natural antioxidant in the botanical preservation system. It guards the jojoba and safflower oils against oxidation, which is what lets us skip a synthetic preservative.
  12. 12Non-Nano Titanium DioxideMineralsIt is the opacity in the Liquid Foundation. Full coverage from botanicals needs a white base pigment to build the iron oxides against, and non-nano titanium dioxide is the one that does it without mica.
  13. 13Iron Oxides (non-nano, uncoated)PigmentsThis is the color. Three oxides in different ratios make every shade we sell, which is why the shades read as skin rather than as paint, and why they do not oxidize orange over the day.
  14. 14UltramarinePigmentsIt is the cool end of the color. In the Duos it makes the steel and plum shades possible; in the Cream Foundation a trace of it neutralizes orange so tan and deep shades read true rather than brassy.

Listed in the order they appear on the label. Tap any line for the full glossary entry.

How it wears

01

Press the darker pan into the lash line and blend upward with a clean brush.

02

Both pans are buildable; the silica means they layer without going muddy.

03

Choose duos over trios if you want cool tones, and trios over duos if you want the shortest possible list.

Before you buy

Why does this contain titanium dioxide when the foundation does not?
Because a cool lid shade needs a white base pigment to build against. The trios avoid it, so you can choose by your own avoid-list rather than ours.
Do you make a silicone-free eyeshadow?
Yes. The Eyeshadow Trios contain no dimethicone, no silica and no titanium dioxide.

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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!

DoreenLong-Lasting Silky-Soft Pressed Mineral Foundation

ingredientlogic

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True of every formula we make. Anything narrower is stated on the product page.

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