Red Iron Oxide 10g

Description

-Iron Oxides are known as natural pigments

-Get Creative and  Use iron oxides to color bath bombs, bath salts, lotions, shower gels, shampoos, soaps, and many more DIY projects.

-The four different iron oxides of black, brown, yellow, and red

-Blending colors with titanium dioxide can create a wide range of natural-looking skin and color tones

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DIY Mascara Recipe

Base
25 g Sweet Almond Oil
15 g Carnauba Wax
10 g Beeswax
7.5 g Stearic Acid
1 g Vitamin E Oil

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Phase 1
6 g Base (as seen above)
1.2 g Ceteareth
0.75 g Stearic Acid

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Phase 2
30 g Aloe Vera Gel
2.5 g Glycerine
10 drops Liquid D-Panthenol

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Phase 3
2.6 g Rice Powder
1 tsp Black Oxide

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Instructions
-Place all of the base ingredients into a heat-proof container, and heat until melted in a microwave.

-Once melted, pour the base into a suitable container to cool and harden.

The base can be kept ready for use and should last for a good year or two.

The base is poured into a container to store and set aside, it will last 2 years

-Next weigh out your phase 1 ingredients into a heatproof container and set aside.

-Phase 1 ingredients are measured in a heatproof container
-Weigh out your phase 2 ingredients into a separate heat-proof container.
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–Phase 2 ingredients are weighed in a heatproof container
-Melt your phase 1 ingredients in the microwave. Meanwhile, place your container with the phase 2 ingredients into a pan that you’ve filled with just-boiled water.
-Once your phase 1 ingredient are fully melted, place that container into the pan alongside your phase 2.
-Both phase 1 and 2 ingredients sit in a water bath to keep warm
-Leave your container in the pan and set it aside whilst you weigh out your phase 3 ingredients.
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–Phase 3 ingredients are measured in a container
-Add your phase 3 ingredients to your phase 1 ingredients and mix well.
-Phase 3 ingredients are added to phase 1 ingredients.
-Next add in your phase 2 ingredients and stir well. The mascara should now be a good thick -consistency so that it clings well to the lashes.
-Phase 2 ingredients are added to phase 1 and 3 ingredients
-Now it’s time to get the mixture into your mascara tube. Use a big syringe, Pour mixture at the back of a syringe the press it into the mascara tub
-Fill ¾ of the way, place the stopper on the bottle and then the applicator lid.