Formulas & Experiments (Soap, Candles, Cosmetics) — Cosmetics
DIY Mineral foundation

Why Mineral Foundation? Mineral make up is known for its hypoallergenic and lightweight properties, hence the rave. It turns out it's very simple to make, with as little as 4 ingredients - Titanium dioxide, zinc oxide, mica, and iron oxides! Download the recipe here. Watch the video here. First experiment... The first time I made my own foundation, I blended the pigments using a coffee grinder and the result was great. I just didn’t get a chance to make another batch (or I was just too lazy because of the messy process - and clean up was a pain in the neck). My first attempt...
Do-it-Yourself Clay Blush Notes

Instead of sitting and twiddling our thumbs while waiting for our supplies to be shipped, we decided to make use of what we do have left on our shelves. Presenting: Clay Blush using four ingredients! (Although it doesn't look like we'd be wearing make up soon!) Download the recipe here. Watch the video here. Here are the main ingredients: Candelilla Wax - Vegan alternative to beeswax and is commonly used in lip balms and lipsticks. This is what will bind everything together and makes the product solid. Jojoba Oil - is an excellent moisturizer and is known for its anti-inflammatory, anti-microbial...