1. LIVING LIBATIONS Raven Maven Mascara

   Living Libations creates their mascara with pure earth pigments, length-perfecting peptides, and frankincense. The natural waxes mixed with resins and opulent oils provide conditioning that keeps lashes glistening so it feels more like treatment than makeup.
   
   

2. SHIVA ROSE Luster Brow & Lash Serum

   Shiva Rose blends ancient Ayurveda with modern science in this serum, using amino acids like L-arginine, biotin, castor oil, and amla fruit to stimulate follicles. I love how it conditions while encouraging fuller growth over time.
   
   

3. AGENT NATEUR holi (lash) growth mascara

   Agent Nateur's holi (lash) is my go-to 2-in-1 mascara and lash treatment. It creates clump-free length and volume while nourishing follicles, making it perfect for lashes that need extra encouragement to grow. 
   
   

4. ILIA In Full Microtip Eyebrow Pencil

   Ilia's micro-tip eyebrow pencil is fragrance-free and silicone-free with a precision tip that makes creating natural-looking brows surprisingly easy. The control you get with that fine point is such a joy to work with.
   
   

5. ERE PEREZ Avocado Waterproof Mascara

   Ere Perez's waterless, nourishing mascara is perfect for sensitive eyes. Free from PFAs and parabens, it's gentle enough for daily wear while delivering beautiful results that actually stay put.
   
   

6. WELL PEOPLE Expressionist Brow Gel

   Well People's conditioning brow gel uses natural pigment and is pregnancy-friendly. Their dermatologist-developed, vegan formula is free from phthalates, parabens, oxybenzone, and thousands of other potentially toxic ingredients so you can feel good about what you're using.
   
   

7. ECO BROW Defining Crayon

   Eco Brow's defining crayon comes in six shades named after Hollywood icons, from Marilyn to Frida. I've been playing with how easily you can control the intensity. The mineral-based, paraben-free formula lets you go from natural to bold with just a few strokes.
   

Note: While the information in this article is meant to be informative, they are simply opinions and we always recommend consulting with your personal practitioners, doctors & guides.