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A smooth and smudge-free eye pencil that allows for long wearing rich colour with the world’s first non-toxic, sustainable black pigment in beauty, Algae Black™.

Shade: Algae Black™

Intense Black

Algae Black™
Algae Black™

ABSORPTION Liner

ABSORPTION Liner

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  • Description

    A smooth and smudge-free eye pencil that allows for long wearing rich colour with an ABSORPTION Algae Black™ matte finish. 

    This high-performance formula is a world-first; a biology built, non-toxic and sustainable black pigment that is upcycled from algae - all the colour pay-off, with less impact on the planet. 

    Deliver lasting eye definition in a single swipe, one pencil with endless creative possibilities.

    Details: 

    • Ophthalmologically and dermatologically approved 
    • Non-toxic, intense black pigment 
    • Housed in cellulose (plastic-free) barrel
    • Cruelty-free 
    • Vegan
    • Re-usable and recyclable tin 
    • Recyclable FSC certified board insert 
    • Net weight 1.4g

  • How To Use

    For a defined eye glide ABSORPTION Liner along the lash line and waterline. 

    Replace the cap after each use to prevent the formula from drying out. 


    Tip: Combine with ABSORPTION Mascara for an intensely black effect.

  • Ingredients

    Vegetable carbon (Algae Black™) is made using algae cultivated at a 100-acre farm located in Southern California. Algae cells exponentially grown using sunlight, water and CO2 from industrial sources.


    Synthetic Beeswax, Methyl Trimethicone, Trimethylsiloxysilicate, Dimethicone, Caprylic/Capric/Succinic Triglyceride, Bis-Diglyceryl Polyacyladipate-2, VP/Hexadecene Copolymer, Tocopherol, Helianthus Annuus Seed Oil, CI 77268:1

  • Benefits

    • Smooth formula
    • Smudge-free
    • Long-wearing
    • Non-toxic, intense black shade, derived from algae

    Algae Black™ Benefits:

    • 100% renewable raw material made from waste material
    • Safe material free from PAHs
    • -200% negative carbon footprint
    • UV-light resistant

  • Environmental Impact

    By using algae:

    • 400 tonnes of algae waste saved from landfill yearly
    • 100% petroleum reduction as a raw material
    • 98% reduction of water in manufacturing process
    • 200% CO2eq reduction using Algae Black™ compared to traditional carbon black
    • 100% renewable feedstock from waste material
    • No PAHs (Polyaromatic Hydrocarbons)
    • Heat-treated algae biomass is turned into blackened char which locks away the carbon sequestered by the algae throughout its life

  • What is Algae Black™?

    We have been working on Algae Black™ for five years, in order to create a truly innovative new ingredient for beauty products you have to overcome many obstacles, such as industry regulations and safety concerns. 


    We are proud to be the first brand to bring this alternative and more sustainable pigment/ ingredient to market and we want challenge other beauty brands to use it in their formulation too. 


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FAQ's

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FAQ's
A: Living Ink uses by-product algae material grown at Earthrise Nutritionals, located in Imperial County, California. Algae is grown using sunlight, water, carbon dioxide and nutrients. Algae, such as spirulina, are grown for a blue colorant called phycocyanin, which is extracted and used as a natural food colorant. The remaining material is considered algae by-product. Living Ink uses this left-over material to make a bio-based black pigment.
A: Earthrise Nutritionals grows a type of algae called spirulina using sunlight, water and carbon dioxide from the air. Algae grow faster than terrestrial plants and are renewable. When algae grows it absorbs carbon dioxide and produces oxygen. Algae do not use traditional farmland, thus production it does not displace food production.
A: We want to pave the way for brands to make better choices.
A: Yes, it has been ophthalmologically and dermatologically approved.
A: Yes
A: We recommend an oil based eye cleanser or face wash.

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