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Ahad, 16 Mac 2014

Diy Makeup Organizer



Easy rite ? :)
"Fashion is what you buy, Styles is what you do with it"
                                 

Rabu, 27 Februari 2013

DIY: LIP BALM


INGREDIENTS:
8 Drops peppermint oil
2 Tbsp carrier oil (such as almond oil—this dilutes the peppermint oil from a burn to a tingle)
1 Tbsp beeswax pellets
Glass dropper
Glass jar
Containers (hit up a department store for sample jars )
Optional: lipstick shavings for a hint of tint
DIRECTIONS:
Put the two tablespoons carrier oil and one tablespoon beeswax in a glass jar and close the lid. Heat the jar in a pot with water on medium-high heat until wax is melted. Remove jar from pot and stir mixture. Add peppermint oil with a dropper (not too much or it’ll burn your lips—we recommend starting with eight drops and adding more if necessary). If you’d like your balm to be tinted, stir in your lipstick shavings until your desired color is achieved. Then immediately pour the mixture into your containers. Let stand for two hours until hard.
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"Fashion is what you buy, Styles is what you do with it"
                                 

Rabu, 14 November 2012

✿ FIXING SHATTERED PRESSED EYESHADOW ✿



Imagine dropping your favorite pressed shadow, shattering it to pieces— we've all been there and it’s no picnic. Instead of throwing it out, we've got an easy step-by-step tutorial to pick up the broken pieces and put the color back into the pan. With a clean space and a little patience, you can get your shattered shadow into working shape

STEP 1

Place the shattered shadow into a ziplock bag and crush the pieces with your spatula or small spoon until you have an even consistency.

STEP 2

Pour almost a capful of isopropyl alcohol into the pan and mix enough to create a paste with the shattered pigment. Gradually add more alcohol as needed.

STEP 3

As if smoothing a sheet of brownie batter, spread the product using your spoon. 

STEP 4

Grab a small piece of scrap fabric—an old shirt or pair of jeans will do—and place over the pan. Press a coin down hard over the fabric for 10 to 15 seconds. Remove the fabric. 

STEP 5

Allow at least a couple of hours to dry, but we recommend waiting a day to put brush to pan. Get pressing! 

"Fashion is what you buy, Styles is what you do with it"