Deep inside the Enchanted Garden's densest forest, by day the vast Agni Tree melts quietly into the sprawling greenery. But as dusk descends, sparkling fireflies teem around its warming branches. For they alone know the secret thrill of the Agni Tree, and their delirious dance is a harbinger of the joyous night fireworks to come.

The Agni Tree's roots plunge far into the earth, where they are nourished by molten lava. Each night, the magma rushes from the ground and pulses through the branches, causing enmassed crowning blossoms to explode in a shower of vibrant molten firedrops, gleaming in every colour of the spectrum. The fireflies, smitten by energy from these molten bubbles of joy, infuse their wings with the thrill; never knowing which hue will appear each evening.

By morning, these swift, uncurling flames of primeval fire dry into piercingly exquisite concentrate, used to sprinkle over with joy any festivity in the Enchanted Garden.

We were inspired to recreate their zingy pigments for you as the Fire Drops range. Adorning yourself with this fiery lava dust will gift you with the playful mischief of a dancing firefly, and the relentless excitement, of the blossoms hues.

The formula contains an exceptionally high percentage of Pearls, which will grant your eyes a marvellous soft shine. The texture can be applied with your fingertips to blend, but we recommend that you use the brush for additional precision and to create an even layer. We added Pyrrolidone Carboxylic Acid, a natural moisturizer, which maintains the water balance of the skin, and also Particular Siliconic Binder, which makes the texture soft and elastic and the application creamy and easy. The comfortable bottle with a brush safely keeps the Pigment inside – and let it out only when you want it. The light Glitter Pigment creates weightless layers – you will not feel it on your eyelids and it doesn't roll up during the course of the day, instead simply releasing an incredible luminosity.

Spun From Sunny Seawater

Eaten All The Cherries

Sleeping under a mandarin tree

Night wind sailing