Eye of Horus releases new vegan lipsticks named after goddesses

I was a little surprised to learn that Eye of Horus is actually an indie brand. We’ve featured them extensively on the site and are always blown away by the quality of the items, so it’s easy to assume that there’s a gigantic team of chemists and researchers slaving away to perfect their powerhouse collection of eye enhancers.

But no! The secret to Eye of Horus is the hands-on mother-daughter tandem of Heather and Holly Spierings, who make it their duty to know all about the exotic and health-beneficial oils that they incorporate into the products. Taking cues and learnings from history, they’ve relied on several beauty bigwigs such as castor oil, rice bran, bees wax, candellila and carnauba wax, lavender flower, star anise extract, evening primrose oil, and their favorite: the ancient Egyptians’ revered moringa oil. Moringa oil, also called “oil of the Pharaohs,” was actually found in Tutankhamen’s tomb. In ancient Egypt, the moringa tree was also known as The Tree of Life because it was said to have beautifying and regenerating power.

The Spierings and the GlamourboxPH Team

Eye of Horus Liquid Define Series

This centuries-long held belief has since been verified by modern research, and the key ingredient to Eye of Horus's amazing formulations. Through it they’ve developed a cruelty-free, gluten-free, tree-nut free, vegan beauty brand that cares for both you and the Earth. Get this: their packaging is also recyclable! Aside from non-laminated boxes, Eye of Horus features paper compacts and lipstick tubes.

Yes, you read that right! They’re finally dipping their toes into lipsticks! The Bio Lipsticks are part of the Goddess Bio Range, which currently includes the best-selling Bio Lash Lift Mascara. This particular collection is formulated 98% natural origin, paraben-free and 100% vegan. The Bio Lipsticks are available in six satin MLBB shades named after goddesses: Artemis Nude, Venus Pink, Aurora Peach, Inanna Honey, Cleo Plum, and Freya Rose. The colors are waxy and feel extremely nourishing, and it’s interesting to note how the subdued satin colors go so well with the intense Eye of Horus eye looks.

Swatches, from left: swatched: Artemis Nude, Venus Pink, Aurora Peach, Inanna Honey, Cleo Plum, Freya Rose

Nude is yellow-based and looks like a great “concealer nude” for fairer skin tones. Pink is a soft rose, while Peach is a muted orange. These three shades would pop up nicely against fairer skin! Meanwhile, Honey, a brown-based pink; Plum, a mauve that is the deepest shade in the collection; and Rose, an earthy pink, are the deeper shades in the collection.

The lipsticks are exclusively available at Glamourbox.ph for P1,050 each. A boxed set was also exclusively announced in the media event. There's no information on the price and availability of the set of this writing but do follow Glamourbox on Facebook and Instagram for further announcements.

Kristel Yap

Tellie is a freelance makeup artist who trained at Make Up For Ever Academy in Seoul. She also studied the Korean language in South Korea for a year.

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