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Aug 22, 2014
Beauty by F.
any diys
Aug 22, 2014
Beauty by F.
please :)
Aug 22, 2014
M G.
*.* following
Aug 22, 2014
Sydney D.
Search "crayon" in the editorial section and there's an article about making your own lipstick out of crayons :)
Aug 22, 2014
ramie x.
Vaseline and black eyeshadow=eyeliner
Search crayon lipsticks on youtube.
Aug 22, 2014
Ivette H.
-Add a tiny bit of water to any eyeshadow and apply as eyeliner. (:
Aug 22, 2014
Nikki L.
Crush up blueberries use a spooly brush to apply on your lashes add babypowder and repeat! DIY Mascara
Melt crayons, add coconut oil or shea butter DIY lipstick.
Mix powder with lotion DIY tinted moisturizer
Aug 22, 2014
Bea S.
Mix moisturizer and powder blush for cream blush.
Aug 22, 2014
Andrea A.
Look on youtube to make your own nail polish :) it's really easy.
Aug 22, 2014
Tiffany G.
Can someone help me on my topic?.
Aug 22, 2014
Ciciii C.
Vaseline tracks dirt
Aug 23, 2014
Emily W.
Vaseline should never be used near the eyes. It is a sealant that traps bacteria and can lead to infections, sties, blocked ducts, blocked follicles, and other nasties.
Crayons are NOT safe to use as cosmetics. Nontoxic means that it probably won't kill you, not that it is safe to ingest. The MSDS from Crayola warns that ingesting crayons can cause stomach upset, and I've witnessed firsthand that when someone decides to eat a crayon (not even the entire thing), violent nausea results. Not to mention it isn't sanitary. Crayon boxes are not sealed; any number of people could've opened them and messed with them on their journey from the factory to your shopping cart. The was does not get heated to a high enough temperature during these DIY recipes to kill most viruses and bacteria. Additionally, the pigments used in crayons are not cosmetic grade. Many pigments (especially reds and pinks) cause skin irritation and allergic reactions.
Honestly, either invest in proper cosmetic grade products from a reputable wholesaler (TKB Trading is a good one) and use safe and sanitary practices, or spend the couple of dollars at the drug store and buy a ready-made product. Most DIYs are foolish if not actually dangerous.
Aug 23, 2014
Emily W.
*wax