100% PURE Fruit Pigmented® Berry Naked Eyeshadow Palette
A mineral and fruit-pigment–based eyeshadow palette designed to give soft to vibrant eye color using naturally derived pigments and skin-nourishing ingredients, offering a cleaner alternative to conventional eyeshadows while still delivering beautiful, wearable shades.
Ingredients:
Formulated with mineral pigments such as iron oxides, ultramarines, and mica, along with rice starch and fruit-derived pigments and botanical extracts from berries, grapes, pomegranate, and other fruit sources to create a range of neutral and berry-toned shades, plus mineral-based shimmer for highlight tones.
What I like:
Uses mineral pigments and fruit-derived botanical pigments instead of synthetic dyes.
Lightweight, breathable formula that feels comfortable on the eyes.
A beautiful mix of soft neutrals and richer berry tones for both everyday and elevated looks.
Mineral and botanical base tends to be gentler on sensitive eyes than conventional shadows.
Blends easily and layers well for buildable color.
EWG rating: 2 (based on running the ingredient list through the EWG analyzer — low hazard range).
Things to keep in mind:
Pigment payoff leans more soft to medium than ultra-bold synthetic palettes, so layering may be needed for deeper color.
Shimmer shades (mica-based) can highlight texture or fine lines on very dry lids.
Wear time may be shorter than conventional long-wear shadows without a primer, especially on oily lids.
Natural pigments may look slightly different on each skin tone, so shade appearance can vary.
Those with very sensitive eyes should patch test, as even natural pigments can sometimes cause irritation.
Pregnancy / Breastfeeding Notes:
The mineral pigments (iron oxides, mica, ultramarines) and rice starch base are widely considered safe for topical use during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
The fruit-derived pigments and botanical extracts are used in very small cosmetic concentrations and are considered low risk for topical exposure.
This palette avoids retinoids, chemical dyes, strong solvents, and other ingredients commonly restricted during pregnancy.
As pregnancy can increase eye and skin sensitivity, patch testing is recommended, and avoid applying too close to the lash line if irritation occurs.