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Incantation: A diffusion of illuminating rose. With a swipe of the finger or brush, this is a dimensional shade extraordinary for everyday wear.
Obsidian: A rich black with metallic sheen. Works as both an eyeshadow and a soft, smoky eyeliner.
Exuviae: This beautifully complex maroon eyeshadow shade was drawn from the husks of cicadas, the subtle shimmer of shifting insect wings, the blush of a just-ripening fig pollinated by wasps. Exuviae is a dramatic, deep rose taupe eyeshadow with a shimmer finish.
Viscera: A flash of warm, glistening red in the cold white snow.
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- TTracyReviewingAsh and Ember Eye Soot: ObsidianI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars4 years agoVelvety Raven Black
I agree with the reviewer below that said Obsidian is better than black. While this shade essentially is black at first glance it has an extra magical dimension to it that requires a double-take. It's like the subtle blue-black sheen of a ravens wing catching the light.I also think the name Obsidian is very fitting when it is sheered out. When sheered it turns into a hazy smoky wash of colour which reminds me of the translucency of the obsidian volcanic glass rock which has always captivated me! The texture is velvety and wear time is great, set it with a little translucent powder or a setting spray for an even longer wear time. I love this one and you really need to see it in person! >3
- GFGates F.Verified BuyerReviewingAsh and Ember Eye Soot: VisceraI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars4 years agoAbsolute fave red eyeshadow of ALL TIME!!!
I was on the hunt for a very specific shade of red eyeshadow when I stumbled upon this. It is everything I ever DREAMED of. The formula is super easy to apply with fingers for a super pigmented or messy look that can be easily blended, or as mentioned with a stiffer bristle brush. To do a red smokey eye, I used a dense, rounded pencil brush to sketch out the shape I wanted, and it was super easy to fill in the line I had made and buff it out and it looked SO good. A striking statement on its own, but I also tried a bright purple eyeshadow from one of my Viseart mini palettes (the yellow one?? I don't remember the name but the yellow shade also worked super well for this) in the corner to add a little more dimension to it, and it looked SO good. Added a little bit of Ara on the inner corner and browbone and it was everything I ever dreamed of. I definitely agree with some others that I wish the opening of the jar was larger, but I don't have long fingernails so it wasn't too much of a bother for me. ALSO a little bit of this goes a LONG way. I honestly am obsessed with this eyeshadow and find every excuse to put it on, even when I don't have anywhere to be.
- DTDiana T.Verified BuyerReviewingAsh and Ember Eye Soot: ExuviaeI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars4 years agoAll time favorite
Exuviae has become my favorite color soot. I've been wearing it on my eyes, cheeks and lips for a monochromatic look with Ghostlight as my highlighter...it is gorgeous. I've gotten so many compliments on this look that now I find myself wearing it often lol. Actually Exuviae has knocked my long-standing (years) favorite Tom ford eyeshadow pallet in Honeymoon right off my radar. This would be my 1 product if I could only have one on a desert island! #TrueLove
- NNatVerified BuyerReviewingAsh and Ember Eye Soot: ObsidianI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars5 years agoThe only "black" eyeshadow I like
It's got so much depth to it, you can't just call it black. You can blend it and build it up endlessly to achieve whatever amount of smokiness you want. It's also a great shade to blend with others if you need to create your own transition shade for the crease or whatnot. I like it best paired with bold colorful looks like teal or electric blue.
- SCSara C.Verified BuyerReviewingAsh and Ember Eye Soot: VisceraI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars5 years agoStrange beauty of Viscera
This color absolutely lived up to the hype, I am in love. I appreciate the tiny yet luxe packaging, and find that a clean ring finger tip is far superior to a brush, no matter how dense, for application. The color warms up well and moves exactly how I want it- intense dots and swipes that I can blend out for an allover wash of matte, almost under my skin flushing/bruising. When I wore this as eyeshadow the first time my partner said I looked strange, a little stoned, in a beautiful way- just the drama I was going for ;)
RDRituel de Fille5 years agoThank you, Sara, for this awesome review!
- KDKatherine D.ReviewingAsh and Ember Eye Soot: ObsidianI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars8 months agoBring it back!
You can create the most chic looks with this color! It’s so versatile and can be done so many different ways — I love adding a dab of clear gloss for a perfectly wet look. Please bring it back permanently! The goths need this.
