Trope Palette Loose Pigment | Vegan, Cruelty-Free | Bookish Beauty

Yes, absolutely. The Trope Palette is certified vegan, cruelty-free, and NON-GMO, meaning it contains no animal-derived ingredients and is never tested on animals. Our commitment to clean beauty is at the core of our formulation.

For a clean application, always tap your fluffy brush over the jar to remove excess powder before moving to your eye. Use a patting motion to press the color onto your lid, then blend outward. For a wet, metallic look, a flat, dense brush helps pick up more pigment with less fallout.

"All-natural" means we use high-quality, natural pigments and binders, and our formula is free from talc, fillers, and harsh additives. We strongly recommend performing a patch test if you have sensitive skin, as individual reactions to natural ingredients can vary.

Yes, this pigment is formulated to be flattering and show up beautifully on all skin tones. For the most vibrant color payoff, we recommend applying it over an eyeshadow primer. Its buildable consistency also lets you layer the intensity to your preference.

Lightly dampen your brush with water or a setting spray, then dip into the pigment. Apply it directly to your lid for an intense, metallic effect. To preserve the product, avoid getting water directly into the jar, as this can cause the powder to harden.

Yes, our packaging is designed to be sustainable. The components are recyclable, reusable, compostable, or biodegradable. Please check your local recycling guidelines and separate any parts if necessary for proper disposal.

At 2g, this jar contains slightly more product than a standard pressed eyeshadow pan (typically 1.5g). Since a little loose pigment goes a long way, especially when applied with a patting technique, one jar will last through many applications, depending on your frequency of use.

Yes, you can use it as an eyeliner by applying it with a damp or dry angled brush. While it is intended for eye use, we always recommend checking the ingredients for personal sensitivities and avoiding direct use on the lips without verifying product safety for that area.