Title: DIY Halloween Makeup (Homemade Costume Makeup) - Oh, The Things We'll Make!
Headings: DIY Halloween Makeup (Homemade Costume Makeup)
DIY Halloween Makeup (Homemade Costume Makeup)
Why make your own homemade costume makeup?
Watch how easy it is to make your own Halloween makeup
How to make your own makeup
You’ll need:
Instructions:
Customizing your homemade costume makeup
Why use clay? Which are best?
Natural Colorants for Homemade Costume Makeup
Are iron oxides and micas natural?
Iron oxides
Micas
Truly natural colorants
Naturally Colored Boba (Black & Other Colors)
Vibrant, Easy Paleo Sprinkles
Lightening and darkening the pigments
Choosing your oils and waxes
Customizing the texture of your makeup
What is magnesium stearate?
Is Magnesium stearate safe in makeup? Why add it?
Omitting magnesium stearate
Choosing a container for your homemade costume makeup
Not just for Halloween makeup!
Homemade Costume Makeup
You’ll Need:
Instructions
Notes
About Tracy Ariza, DDS

Content: Making my own boba for bubble tea was a lot of fun! Making black boba and other colored boba using only natural spices and food-based powders was even more fun! Naturally Colored Boba (Black & Other Colors)
Making your own black boba or tapioca pearls from scratch for homemade bubble tea is quick and easy. Fresh boba are so much better than dried tapioca pearls found in stores. By making them yourself, you can avoid unwanted ingredients, and make them in any color of the rainbow! Check out this recipe
At Easter, I enjoyed using turmeric, homemade beetroot powder, and red cabbage to make beautiful vibrant sprinkles for my homemade marshmallow peeps. Vibrant, Easy Paleo Sprinkles
These homemade healthy sprinkles have very vibrant colors and are made with natural ingredients that you likely already have sitting around your kitchen. Check out this recipe
Lightening and darkening the pigments
Titanium oxide works well to lighten up colors but should be added little by little to avoid adding too much. Some colors will lighten up as they solidify, so you may want to err on the side of making the colors too dark. they can always be re-melted and lightened up later on, but it’s hard to darken them once you’ve lightened too much.