Diy natural makeup

Want an alternative to over-priced makeup and toxin laden cosmetics? Learn how to make this diy natural blush! Just takes a few ingredients and seconds to make! I don't wear a ton of makeup, I generally keep things minimal in that department. That said, I've not been able to convince myself to just ditch makeup altogether. I used to just buy whatever makeup was the cheapest. We are talking like $3 for mascara cheap! But then I found out that there are some nasty toxins that lurk in most of…

This all natural homemade foundation is so simple. You probably have all the ingredient in your kitchen! Get the recipe here.

From homemade cereal and pudding cups to DIY makeup and body scrubs, making things ourselves takes more time, more effort, and even learning new skills. It's worth every moment as you begin to understand that what goes on your body also goes in it. I heard somewhere that it only takes 26 seconds for anything you put on your skin to be absorbed into your bloodstream. So lotions, soaps, makeup, perfume... It's all making its way inside. That makes you think, doesn’t it?

Learn how to make homemade eyeshadow with 12 different color palettes. This eye shadow is safe for all skin types, easy to make, and is made with all-natural ingredients.

A DIY primer is a makeup staple! Easy to make and wonderfully healthy for your skin - foundation stays on for longer and skin looks smoother.

Even though all my co workers call me a "crazy hippie", there are just some things I cannot live without. Well, I probably could, but I choose not to. One of those things would be

Learn how to make a DIY Blush with this tutorial - it's makeup that you could seriously (safely) eat The next in my continuing series of how to make

Micellar water is great for cleansing the skin and removing makeup. But can often come with harmful chemicals. Heres how to make your own DIY micellar water

Leaving your skin with an incredibly smooth finish, this DIY Foundation is perfect for any occasion. Made with all-natural ingredients!

Make your own setting spray with simple ingredients that you can easily modify for greater flexibility. Combine 2 tbsp rose water (or cactus water), 2 tbsp of vegetable glycerin, and 1 tbsp of witch hazel.