Time for part 3 of the diy makeup series! This is super simple
because you only need four ingredients. IMPORTANT: Be sure to test the
cinnamon on your arm first to make sure you won't get an allergic
reaction. Read below to see how you can make your own diy bronzer :)
What you'll need:
Ground cinnamon
Ground nutmeg
Cornstarch
Cocoa powder
Optional: Face shimmer (powder)
So
the cool part about this is that there really is no set amount for how
much you should use. Everyone's skin tone is different, so you'll have
different ideas of what shade you would like. But if your bronzer is
too light, add more cocoa powder. A cool trick for a glowy type bronzer,
add some more cinnamon. And if you want a shimmery type bronzer, just
add some shimmery type face thing to it. Then just seal and place it in
a container, and you are done! Super easy, super awesome :)
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Monday, October 14, 2013
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
DIY Makeup Series: Translucent Powder
Today I will be continuing with my diy makeup series with my 2nd part to it. This one is super simple because you will only need two things:
cornstarch (any amount, it's up to you)
a makeup container of some kind
Cornstarch really does work as a translucent setting powder, and it helps control oils and keeps the makeup lasting longer. You can place it in an old makeup container, or even just a cup that you seal and use it right from there. Super easy, super awesome. Hope you enjoy!
~Katie xoxo
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