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What this covers
Blush, bronzer, highlighter, setting powder, loose pigment, eyeshadow, concealer, foundation, primer, brow gel and mascara. Eleven leaves, which the taxonomy treats as loose pigment in a jar with a sifter.
The color rule
A color additive is lawful for a use because a regulation lists it for that use. The listings are in parts 73, 74 and 82, each one states its permitted uses, and many of them exclude the area of the eye explicitly.
And the area of the eye is defined anatomically
The area enclosed within the circumference of the supra-orbital and infra-orbital ridges, including the eyebrow, the skin below the eyebrow, the eyelids and the eyelashes, the conjunctival sac, the eyeball and the soft tissue within the infra-orbital ridge.
Which reaches more products than people expect
Eyeshadow and mascara obviously. Brow gel, because the eyebrow is named. A concealer or highlighter used under the eye, because the skin below the eyebrow and the soft tissue inside the infra-orbital ridge are both named.
Then the ingredient list, which has its own concessions
Color additives may be listed without respect to order of predominance, a shaded range may share a declaration using "may contain", and an assortment in one package may use a single composite list. Those exist for this category and nowhere else in this library.
What we can honestly supply
Jars for loose powder, and airless pumps for an emulsion. 54 containers from 7 to 150 mL, plus 9 airless pump sets at 15, 50 and 100 mL.
And what we cannot
A compact, a palette, a mascara tube or a wand. Measured across all 2,150 products: zero of each. And the sifter the archetype promises exists exactly once. The containers section gives the full position.