Feel good and do good shopping (Photo: Eye of Horus)

Sustainable and ethical purchasing is more important than ever, and cosmetics brands are paying attention.

Slowly but surely, more and more people are turning to eco-friendly packages and formulas.

The Eye of Horus is one of those marks, and Australian cosmetologists put it at the center of their thinking.

They tick a lot of boxes, are abuse free, paraben and gluten free, and can also be used in durable packaging.

For example, the award-winning organic lipstick contains 98% natural ingredients and is packaged in a biodegradable package.

Products are most often made locally, in small product batches.

This implies quality and care, as well as the support of local artisans.

Model with bio lipstick

Award-winning bio lipstick (Photo: Eye of Horus)

Even better, $1 from each order will be donated to a charity that must be selected from the list.

This is a small gesture, but it adds to other ethical considerations.

As for the product itself, Moringa oil, Emma Hardy’s famed star cleanse ingredient, is included in all of the products because it is known for its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties.

Now you can get up to 60% of their sale, and it lasts until July 1st.

The model wears the shadow of sunrise.

Re-shaded model at sunrise (Photo: Eye of Horus)

Goddess mascara, which reviewers say is waterproof, is the only product you can sell.

All you need to add to your basket is a popsicle filler that allows you to create and create popsicles to your heart’s content.

The best part: If you’re using your favorite shades, just buy an add-on, not a whole new palette.

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