Even your eyeshadow can include your astrological DNA
From the viral post of Erin Parson replicating formulas from ancient grimoires into wearable eyeshadow to the legendary myth of the pigments the ancient Queens wore in Egypt, this concept of eyeshadow as the lens through which opulence shines forth has been an infatuation of mine, turned into a real talismanic cosmetics, replicating the ancient magic of Cleopatra’s time. If you have any placements in the sign of Taurus or Cancer, you can actually wear your zodiac’s essence beyond the pop culture’s use of the aesthetic but not the magic!
Kosmesis Talismanic Lipstick: first ever talismanic lipstick made with the same electional talismanic protocols as high grade venus metal talismans!
Coming from the space of beauty and cosmetics for over 8 years in my career as a successful celebrity makeup artist and influencer, there is a connection between the art of adornment or “Kosmesis” in Greek that roots this technique and technology I have created and explored over the last two years.
The early days of this practice were done with butters and oils from Sphere and Sundry and their variety of collections back in 2022, after two years of studying the hellenestic ancient techniques and “revival” of traditional astrology that took place in the US, spearheaded by the work of Chris Brennan and Austin Coppock’s magical angles and takes in that podcast, brought deeper studies in Magical astrology since 2020.
These studies were integrated while I was working with my ancestral practices of Santeria and Espiritismo. Working “roots” or “trabajos” for sweetening and throwing cinnamon into cosmetics, making perfumes were trabajos given to me as advice by spirits of otherness and from the literal beyond.
These occult teachings reminded me of the inherent spirit behind the raw products in cosmetics recipes and items in my folk practice.
I knew colored cosmetics could influence the celestial and bring back the ancient spiritual associations of cosmetics and the process of adorning oneself in front of the modern-day altar to Venus: our vanity.
Hundreds of looks, beauty campaigns, and competitions were worked while wearing a talisman of Venus in some way, shape or form, not only for me but also for THE biggest names in Latin Reggaeton, Beauty founders, and everyday people who didnt know I was touching them while wearing a form of sphere and sundry, Venus materia underneath my makeup or as a part of my beauty routine. I watched as each moment that had Exalted Venus or Luminous crown elevated the results and my position as the executive assistant and key makeup artist to world icons.
I placed myself on red carpets and one of the most renown stadium in Puerto Rico as the key executive assistant in a production to celebrate a titan in the music industry, and excelled in service due to this Venusian magic.
Eyeshadow look wearing Mar Chiquita talismanic eyeshdow + Unreleased Mars in Scorpio Red Lipstick.
This was the result of my first serious work with Venus and Jupiter in terms of “astral magic” and specifically “glamour magick”. The success of these celestial operations and with the rise of Claimed Paradise and my own unique style, where the rhythm of my content and posts on social media moves to the rhythm of the patroness of said arts, I have curated my name around: cosmetics! This has changed the success with which my Influencer world has grown, along with the attunement to the root of makeup and adornment as we know it.
Kosmesis Eyeshadow: The ardent gaze
With this addition to the original line of Kosmesis, which opened with the iconic Kosmesis Talismanic Lipstick and now has the trifecta with a Lipstick, LipGloss, and Eyeshadow! The Ability to wear the zodiac in a multitude of ways, with the actual influence of the starry sky bottled in the cosmetics themselves, beyond the name.
@erinparsonsmakeup 👁 Ancient EyeShadow 👁 #vintagemakeup #makeuphistory #fyp #eyeshadow #makeup ♬ Invocation (Ancient Egyptian Melody) - ÆUR
The color itself was inspired by the power malachite had in the ancient temples dedicated to the goddesses and Venus herself. Malachite was used by the ancients for copper ore extraction, along with the use of the rock as a pigment when ground down, where we meet the iconic “Cleopatra used this rock as her eyeshadow.” This reflects a reality that isn’t too far away from the modern use of oxides and micas to turn these minerals into wearable cosmetics.
“They are missing one key ingredient: the spirit of Venus.”
Future podcast will have guests who are the first-hand witnesses to the charming and bewitching effects brought by the use of these talismanic cosmetics, and specifically the eyeshadow of Kosmesis. This malachite shade we see Erin Parsons wear with such fierce results was a shade I have not seen in the market itself.
This process is the same one we see replicated in the masses with the current makeup and self-care culture we have. The only other place I have found cosmetics enchanted with ancient electional parameters was the early sundry beauty skincare items that Kaitlin Coppock made. Besides this, I have no collection or public documentation of colored cosmetics being enchanted in the same process as ancient talismans, akin to the Picatrix Egrigore. I sought out to change and wanted to honor by creating a color that has defined an entire genre of cosmetic lore: Malachite.
The power behind the color Malachite and the allurement and fascination associated to this specimen, the wealth coded nature of this stones latent spirit is vast, polished forms of the rock are engraved and ensouled per grimoire recipes. This color has been exclusively attributed to ancient power, high couture, expensive gems, and toxicity to humans…. a poison of Venus perhaps?!
This had me mixing pigments to also create the correct reflections to highlight the complexity of the crystal formations that can be found in the raw malachite pieces that are toxic to humans, bringing me back to the notion of “Veneficum” and the “poisons of Venus”. This was something my teacher, Julia Carreras Tort from Occvlta, spoke about in the History of Love Magic lectures this year.
The Latin word venenum, apparently derived from the name of the goddess Venus, undergoes a similar transformation, going from the specific ("aphrodisiac") to the general ("drug, poison, amulet").
Among these poisons the Romans knew were administered by the cunning woman was the “Philtron,” which was defined as a literal love potion to draw more affection from the target. To make oneself beloved and desired.
This shade, worn in tandem with the lipstick and lip gloss, brings forth the aid of Venus in establishing a connection to the glamours of Venus and the ways that allurement allows us to bring those lovers and amorous wishes to fruition as we attune and draw ourselves closer to the goddess by adorning in her nature with her enchanted and ensouled tools of beauty. May they serve you well and aid you in finding the exaltation you seek.
For more on the electional chart and root working, check out this breakdown.
This talismanic eyeshadow is infused with the base herb from the working done for Venus in the Sign of Taurus on June 21st, 2025.
While the goddess rose in the second decan of Taurus, Amorous love powders were made that were pulverized and blended into the mica of this eyeshadow. This addition turns the ancient practice of turning the pigments of the earth into the celestial lens through which Venus allures and calls her lovers and desires.
This shade “malachite” does NOT have any actual malachite but shares the beautiful, deep green malachite-like color <3
Read more about the talismanic working*here*
