Diy tinted lip oil

This DIY Plumping Lip Oil is made from only 5 ingredients you can easily find in your house, and it's the perfect moisturizing solution!

This homemade natural lip glass recipe is such an easy recipe and is made without wax! Not only is this a quick recipe to make, but it looks great and feels great on your lips. Find recipes for both a natural, clear lip gloss and a tinted lip gloss. Whichever recipe you use, the outcome will be a moisturizing lip gloss with that glossy finish we all love!

This simple, fun DIY tinted lip balm recipe includes the base recipe and instructions for 3 tint colors: maroon, deep red, and brownish pink.

Handmade Natural Tinted Lip Gloss (Balm) Recipe + Instructions! I’m changing it up a bit posting a DIY lip gloss (balm) recipe instead of as soap recipe! This lip gloss is naturally tinted using alkanet! I’m not a lipstick girl, so this is a natural looking tint. The secret to getting a super dark stain from the alkanet is to tint the whole recipe batch and not just the liquid oils. No straining is involved using this process. YAY! Let’s get to it! Read on for the full recipe + tutorial!

Lip balm is truly one of the easiest and most inexpensive beauty products to create at home. Not only is crafting your own surprisingly simple, you’ll have full control over all of the ingredients and the satisfaction of knowing that you’re putting pure, natural, and organic elements on your lips!

#DIY tinted lip balm in all the colors: #pink #brown #red

Whatever you're style, I think you're going to love the soft, sheer blush color of this tinted lip balm recipe.

This recipe will not only show you how to make an all-natural creamy lip balm but will also share on how to incorporate pigments to make a tinted lip balm.

Homemade lip balm is easy to make at home, and DIY tinted lip balm makes it even more fun. Not only is it easy, but it's much more frugal and allows you to control the

This pretty ruby lip tint gets its ruby colour pop from an infusion of alkanet root—Batschia canescens. Native to the Mediterranean, it produces bright blue flowers and dark red roots that have been used as a dye for hundreds of … Continue reading →