Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts

Sunday, April 15, 2012

Do it Yourself Home made Makeup Remover

Back home late after a party and have full on makeup and you come to know your makeup remover is over? Do not worry follow my easy steps to make your own makeup remover at HOME! Saves you bucks and time running around to find organic makeup remover ;) Super easy and beneficial for your skin.

Products you may need:

* Witch Hazel / Rose Water
* Olive Oil
* Empty Bottle
* Cotton wools/pads


Benefits of Witch Hazel/ Rose Water:
Helps in balancing the Ph of skin, toning, softening and moisturizing the skin, perfect for sensitive skin. deep cleaning the pores, minimize large pores, can be used on sunburns, aftershave for men, razor cuts etc

Benefits of Olive Oil:
It softens the skin around the eyes and smooth out wrinkles.


How to do:
Mix Equal Quantity of Witch Hazel and Olive Oil. You may see the two separated after a while of not using it so make sure you "shake it well" before use.


The bottle I use is the "Pump" bottle so on a cotton wool, pump 3 to 4 times

Now in a slow gentle circular motion clean your face. Here am giving the example of removing my eye makeup .


Yayyy so for me it has worked!!


So try at home and see if it works for you as well!! Am sure it will ;)

Sunday, November 27, 2011

Make your own Eye Primer at HOME!

Aiight so PRIMERS are very much in the buzz as they hold the eye shadows for longer hours and they do NOT CREASE the eye-shadows. Now a good high brand eye primer does not come in good lot quantity and is expensive too! And since we do our makeup almost everyday we tend to use it a lot too so investing in an high end primer gets a lil hard too. So am gona show you a technique to make your own primers AT HOME and help you SAVE up a lot!

So let's get Started!
Things you will need:

1. Foundation ( Any will do ... Drug store or high end)
2. Concealer (Any will do ... Drug store or high end)
3. Body Butter (prefer butter creams as they are thick in consistency other wise any moisturizer works fine)
4. Aloe Vera gel (optional, for the base feel, am not including the gel in this post but I do mix it at times)
5. Empty pot
6. Tooth pick ( to mix)
7. Spatula



In the clean empty pot add the foundation, concealer and butter. Amount does not matter as long as you take all the three in equal quantities.




Mix well with the help of a tooth pick.


Tadaaa your primer is ready! 


Swatch!


The result will not be as high end like the primers should be, but it does help the eye shadows to enhance, stay on for 5 to 8 hours long and doesn't crease.