
Recipe makes approximately 4 ozs. ~ all ingredients are weighed
Phase I
2.8 ozs Castor Oil
.08 ozs Iron Oxide/Mica Powder/D&C color (a combination to obtain the
desired shade of lipstick)
.36 ozs Mica White (for a pastel shimmer lipstick) otherwise add this additional
amount of another pigment.
Phase II
.5 ozs Beeswax Pearls
.32 ozs Carnauba Wax
.06 ozs Vitamin E Oil
.16 ozs Lanolin
Phase III
drops of Grapefruit Seed Extract
drops of any all natural flavor oil (we used Cranberry)
Put the ingredients from Phase I into a small pan over very low heat. Be sure to pulverize the iron oxide, mica powder, D&C color and/ or Lip Tints before adding them to the pot. Stir well. Add the ingredients from Phase II and heat until the mixture reaches 170° or until fully melted. Remove from heat then add the ingredients from Phase III and pour into lipstick tubes or lip pots.
This lipstick has a fantastic feel similar to lip balm, and the color will show on your lips. It has great staying power and doesn't feel heavy or greasy.
Photo above: We used crimson lip tint, burgundy red iron oxide, cranberry flavor
oil. The lanolin in this recipe is what actually makes the lipstick color come off
on your lips. Using about a half ounce of any combination of iron oxide, mica
powder, D&C color (our Lip Tints), finely ground, will be the final color of your
lipstick. So go ahead and blend your own special color.
If ANYONE tries this, please, please let me know.
McQ by Alexander McQueen
thank you so much - GREAT and all natural ingredients (except the color
)
1that is great!
I do not know about other pigments for the color of lipstick you want except for Mica Bella. I know that by using the pigments from that company, then you would have all natural lipstick. I am sure M.A.C. might have pigments, but I am not sure.
2you got great possibilities - here in Switzerland i firstly have to find out...
well - it is worth it! Thank you Monique - i am very happy bt that recipe
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