Vegan Bellydancers--what cosmetics do you use for performances?

I am addicted to black liquid eyeliner, it's so beautiful and can make my eyes look so catty. I haven't ever seen natural companies offer liquid eyeliner. I buy mine from Revlon, although I've never searched all of the ingredients in it to be sure it's vegan. Mainstream cosmetics have so many chemicals in them, I hate reading the ingredients, I don't know what most of it even means.

I'm addicted to MAC eyeshadow, blush and lip color. Once again, are the ingredients vegan? Don't buy their make-up brushes, although MAC doesn't test on animals, they use horse hair to make most of their brushes (a salesperson at a MAC counter tried to convince me that's ok, eek). I adore their make-up and hope it's vegan.

Hair products, I prefer Aveda.

I have this weird thing against "natural" make-up companies, they either use non-vegan ingredients such as honey, milk, silk protein, etc., which a lot of non-vegan vegetarians settle for, but I don't...just like other companies do, or they make cosmetics that look nice in the cases, but then make me feel like I'm smearing mud on my face. For example, the "cover-up" compacts...use it to cover up a pimple?...NO--it will look like i have brown crap on my face all around my red pimple instead. Or, the colors look nice for eyeshadow, then I pay a high price for it and it doesn't work well for theatrical looks.

Anyone find a high-quality, fairly-priced, array of vegan cosmetics? If so, please do tell.

What do all of you use?