Keep your lips soft, lush and safely colored with your own organic based lip color. Its not a secret organic based lipsticks are abundantly safer for your lips. Unlike most store bought cosmetics, organic based cosmetics are free of chemicals such as parabens, sulfates, synthetic fragrances, petrochemicals, not to mentions dozens of other compounds and preservatives Organic makeup is hot and trending. You don't have to be a professional Esthetician to create your own organic based lip color. Creating your own lip color really takes just minutes to create fun and exciting new shades of makeup and certainly manageable with the right stock. In just a few steps you can establish an array of quite a collection lip color in just a few easy steps.
Organic Lip Color Recipe This organic lip color is a light stain and will last throughout the duration of day with one application. This organic based recipe will create a smooth, clear lipstick that is very moisturizing and protective. It is made from completely natural organic ingredients and is safe for us on the lips or skin.
1 teaspoon organic beeswax, 1 teaspoon organic, shea butter or cocoa butter, 1 teaspoon organic coconut oil. Color Add-Ins For Red Hues: 1/8 teaspoon of organic beet powder or 1 drop of natural food coloring with no chemical additives. NOTE: Add these very slowly as a little goes a long way! For Brown/Tan Hues: 1/4 teaspoon (or more for color) of organic cocoa powder, a tiny pinch a cinnamon or tumeric to get the shade you want For a more Matte texture: 1/4 teaspoon bentonite clay.On low heat slowly melt all recipe ingredients until in liquid form, then use a dropper to pour into the lip chap container or any small container with a lid or closer. I used the glass dropper from an old tincture bottle. Fill just below the top as it will expand slightly as it cools. Leave to cool for at least half an hour. Store in a cool place (under 80 degrees) or it will soften. For Scent Lip color: A drop of your favorite essential oil Melt the beeswax, shea butter/cocoa butter and coconut oil in a glass jar without a lid in a small pot of simmering (not boiling) water.he It should melt quickly, then add any optional ingredients like color.
For color I used used a tiny pinch of beet root powder, 1/4 tsp cocoa powder, 1/8 tsp bentonite clay, 1/8 tsp cinnamon and a drop of peppermint essential oil for scent. I think I added slightly more cocoa powder after mixing to darken it up slightly but I didn’t measure that one.
Getting creative with your own organic based cosmetics can easily result in a lucrative pastime. The possibilities are endless in creation once you have the base recipe in place. Spice up the jars with your own design or label. Organic lip color treats make gifts for for your friends and family all year-round .