Showing posts with label beauty basics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beauty basics. Show all posts

Thursday, August 28, 2014

Beauty Basics: DIY Pomegranate Lavender Body Scrub

I'm a huge fan of sugar scrubs! But they can get seriously pricey at the stores! What normally costs me $8-15 at various places, I just made at home for under $3. So if you've ever wondered how you can make your own sugar scrub, then I've got you covered. It's much easier than you think! 

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What You'll Need:
1 C of Pure Cane Sugar
1/2 C of Coconut Oil
1 TBSP of Vitamin E Oil
1 tsp Pomegranate Oil
1 tsp Lavender Oil
1 Jar for Storage

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Mix all of the ingredients together in a small bowl and transfer into storage jar. You are now ready to scrub yourself into a silky smooth bliss! 

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What are your favorite DIY beauty products? 

Wednesday, July 9, 2014

Beauty Basics: How To Fix A Broken Eyeshadow

So a while ago I was filming my makeup collection video...and tragedy struck. As I was pulling out the eye makeup drawer, I dropped it. Makeup went flying everywhere. Everything was fine, all survived, except for 2 eyeshadows. And instead of throwing them out or getting upset, I decided I was going to fix them. It took me a while to get around to it, but I finally did it, and I'm going to show you how!

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What You'll Need:
1. A broken eyeshadow or other powder item
2. Rubbing alcohol
3. Crushing utensil 
4. Baby wipe (optional)

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How To Do It:
1. Taking your crushing utensil, finish crushing your broken eyeshadow (or compact, blush, etc) and turn it into a loose powder product.

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2. Being very careful with your rubbing alcohol, add just enough to turn the loose powder into a paste. Depending on the size of your item, you will need more or less than I used.

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3. Using your crushing utensil, mix the powder and the rubbing alcohol together until the consistency is smooth and the top is relatively flat.

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4. Let your item dry completely before using. At least 2 hours, but more is recommend for added safety. You don't want to put any residue of rubbing alcohol on your face, especially your eyes!

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5. Once your item is dry, use a baby wipe to clean up the edges. This is optional, but I figured I might as well start my newly fixed eyeshadow as fresh as possible! 

 
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