Using mica pigments to make eyeshadow
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 พ.ค. 2022
- In this video I use mica pigments from Just Paint and Le'Rez to make my own eyeshadow. I use isopropyl alcohol and organic vegetable glycerin as a binder. I haven't perfected the ratio of the binder but so far 2 parts alcohol to 1 part glycerin seesm to be the best. Let me know what you think of my experiment!! Thanks for watching!
Just Paint on Etsy (Canada and USA)
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The link to ArtWorksResinCanada:
www.artworksresin.ca/
The mica pigments that I have used are listed below:
Just Paint: Mermaid, Seaweed, Orchid Petal, Tropicana, Key Lime (I misspoke in video and called it kiwi), Cloud Blue, Oceanic Blue, Seal, Sparkle Miner's Gold and a mix of Aubergine, Sparkle Shiraz and Cotton Candy.
Le'Rez: Sunflower Yellow and Coral.
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Glycerin isn’t good as an eyeshadow binder but if you want to use Glycerin you should use cosmetics Glycerin and Vegetable Glycerin. The best binder you can use is Isopropyl Myristate and Dimethicone. If you’re pressing glitters you use Glycerin with Isopropyl Alcohol and Aloe Vera Gel. Your eyeshadows are very beautiful though.
Thank you - that is good information to know! I wasn't able to find much information on what to use so I just went with what little I was able to find
. Thanks for watching!!
@@SheriPhaffArtPaintBrushed You’re very welcome. I meant not Vegetable Glycerin but Cosmetic when making glitters, and you can buy Isopropyl Myristate on Amazon.
I really love the colors you made 🤩 I think I’m gonna make a colorful palette like that 😊
this video is a lifesaver! thank you so much and the pigments are so pretty.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching!
very useful video, this is a good and creative idea !
Thank you! 😊
didn't realize that this was you when i was searching the main page, you just never cease to stop expanding do you 😄😄🥰🥰
Sometimes I get curious and need to try something new lol thanks for watching!
I've seen some tutorials where people are using Isopropyl Myristate like a binder 2 drops for each eyeshadow ( i have found it on Amazon) and rest 20 drops or so of rubbing alcohol 70% is also very good , plus others add 2 drops aloe vera or coconut oil in liquid form. I don't think you need glycerin. For these mica or pigments you definitely need binder to actually stay and glide on smoothly! When you repress some broken eyeshadows or highlighters you need just alcohol because they already have binder in it. Probably this info helps!
Thank you that is helpful. All the videos that I watched only used the two things so that is why I only used the two things. I haven't seen any using the ingredients you mentioned but is good information to know! Thanks for watching!
@@SheriPhaffArtPaintBrushed which 1s have u watched I've not seen many and thr ones I've seen where loose pigments that are from indie brands but I been looking for mica cosmetic grade pigments to make multichrome but not seen anything of anyone making them. Which I could
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Thank you!!
@@chhayasartsandcreatives2001 Thank you so much for watching!
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My toxic trait... i bought titanium dioxide and altoid containers and made white face paint. I hope it turns out... because im a baby goth trying to find face makeup that applies well and isnt streaky or blotchy😂❤
How did you like the texture with this formulation?
I didn't get the formulation quite right - some were still very powdery and some felt a bit oily.
You said someone just used alcohol if it's the one I saw she was pressing MAC pigments which they have a binder already in them..which some pigments will but not all like MBA cosmetics they had binder n primer in they're loose multichrome pigments but they stopped selling them last year.
Yah there is definitely more to it than I first thought - thanks for watching! :)
So me n my darughter use to brake down old broken pallets n repress them. A couple of pointers I can give u is #1 only use a very littel alcohol to mix the color's to where its not liquid but more of like a clay dryer form n buy a make up press than u put the makeup in the littel tin n press it hard down so the powder not loose u can do it in layers also than it don't take long to dry maybe n hr n they won't be so loose powder it's more of a pressed downer pallet. Look up fixing broken makeup pallet videos n you'll understand the advice I'm try to give u.
I under stand what you are saying and thank you. I would imagine that pre-pressed commercial eyeshadow already has the binders that has been recommended. Here I was using straight mica powder that wasn't previously a commercial eyeshadow. Thanks for watching!
Jojoba oil works great.
Oh I haven't heard of using that - thanks for the tip!
I make my own glitter palettes. You may want to do 1.5 parts alcohol to 1 part glycerine.
Thank you for the tip! Thanks for watching!
Where did u get the mica from
I purchase them from Funshinecolorshop on Etsy and Artworks Resin - the links to both are in the description - thanks for watching!!
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You have Empty platter of circle shapes than call me
You can find the empty trays on Amazon, there is a link in the description!