Liquid Matte Lipstick - Making Cosmetics DIY tutorial
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Don’t understand why you don’t answer
Excellent info. Well presented. Like the thin application and matte finish look very much. TY!
Thank you!
Please where can I get these products that you used from to buy?
also your voice is a delight have you ear asmr
You can use micas, but micas don't provide an intense and long-lasting color cover.
tku i really love your videos
What's pre dispersed? And if it's not pre dispersed, how do you disperse it?
Thank you for responding!
hi is there any way to make this base thicker? Id like my lipstick to be a full coverage pigmented lipsticks any recommendations?
Kay Smif If you're making dark colors, just add more pigment. For less dark ones, you can use a bit of liquid titanium dioxide to make it more pigmented. To get full pigmentation, this does lighten the shade significantly so it's just something you have to play around with and keep adding small amounts of it or the pigment until you get the desired shade. You can get everything on their website. Really a great company to work with!
Carolyns World yh i have the titanium dioxide but Ive not used it in the liquid lipstick but when usin the mormal lipstick base i find its hard to get it to totally dissolve if thats the right term i see little specks of white unless its dispersed.
Yes, by adding more pigments if you like it more creamy add more of the liquid colors (d&c red colorant dispersion), if more dryness is needed add dry colors, also more mica colors they will add texture but may also dry out the lips if added at a high concentration. Take notes so you can recreate a shade!
Kay Smif As long as you're using the liquid titanium dioxide, there definitely shouldn't be any white flecks. I use it in my own liquid lipsticks and have never had that problem
Kay Smif you can Pre-disperse your Titanium dioxide to help with the clumping and to get a smoother mix. and make sure you have the oil dispersable. im sure you already know that though. also, what i do to help the fact of the to lightening my shades, i mix in the to first, then add my colorants to my liking. It works for me, im not sure about anyone else as I've not heard of anyone trying it that way. But its definitely worth a shot! it keeps me from having to go back and add more color, then add more to, and so on.lol oh and i pre grind all my powders when i get them, then i strain them thru a fine mesh sieve as i add to my bases. it almost eliminates the clumping entirely. its more work up front, but saves you a ton of work during your "creation" time.lol i hope this helps. and i apologize if ive given you info you already have. lll
As the product doesn't contain water, a preservative may not be necessary.
hey :) i was just wondering which kit would be best to buy to try making liquid lipsticks, starting to make these but want to buy the best kit? x
Hi, you'd have to buy the "liquid to matte lipstick base", then the colors shown in the video, choose the small sample sizes for micas and d&c red colorants, then a couple spatulas, couple syringes, and Sala-lip gloss containers, we also have a double sided, so you can have two colors, and can blend on the lips :) We'll have a full kit soon too.
Plz make a video on hair serum
May I ask why not use mineral colors in powder but liquid mineral use color? Since I'm so distributed as lip cream preparation coming! So do not know how? Hope Makingcosmetics respond soon! Thank you
Hi!
I saw your Natural Liquid to Matte Lipstick recipe, but it doesn't match this tutorial. There's a lot more ingredients listed on the pdf file then the ingredients used here in the video. Can you explain it to me? please. It will be a big help to me! Thank you so much!
Is it possible to use dry pigments with this base?
Yes you can use dry red 6, 7, 40 etc but you'll need less of it and you will need to blend well. We do not recommend using dry iron oxide pigments, as they need to be dispersed first before adding to the base.
But will it mix if it is iron oxide dry pigment.and you just don't recommend it...or does it just not mix at all
Do you know how I can make mine metallic? And have a shine when it dries matte?
You can blend in mica pigments (www.makingcosmetics.com/Micas_c_34.html) to add a metallic shimmer.
+MakingCosmetics thank you :)
Hi where you located and how to order from you a 12000 pieces of lipsticks, thank you
What in the world does disperse mean? I keep reading you'll have to disperse. What is it and how do you do it?
Dispersing means mixing so that the ingredient is fully integrated into the base material.
please update a video for lipstick because I think I'm doing something wrong. my lipstick can't get of the mold
Kimberly Gefferie are you referring to this lipstick base she is using in this video? Im sure you're not, but just incase i thought I'd let you know that this is a liquid lipstick that will not set up in a mold.lol again, im sure you're not, just letting you know just in case.lol
Kimberly Gefferie also, if you are talking about regular lipstick, to help getting them out of your mold, you should add a mold release agent, or some regular olive oil to your mold before pouring in your lipstick. You can also put your molded lipstick into the freezer for 15-20 minutes before unmolding and that should help a ton. i make a lot of cosmetics and these methods are what help me. and hope they will be of some help to others:)
can you please do some videos on using more of your different bases? like the Serum base, and toner base. Also some videos with your cream maker and DHA?
We'll have more video planned for next year :)
MakingCosmetics Thank you very much!
We'll add to the list, no guarantee, but we'll try :)
yea, i understand that. i was just saying thank you:)
Where did u get your lipstick tubes? I would like to use them!
Can I do it with synthetic mica pigments to create duochrome and multicrome colors?
We recommend to use liquid D&C colors (www.makingcosmetics.com/Organic-Liquid-Colors_c_36.html) as primary coloring agents in lipstick products since they provide an intense coloring effect and are easy to formulate with since they are already pre-dispersed. Micas can be added to add some shimmer, but micas are generally not used as primary pigments in lipstick products since their coloring capability is rather weak.
Love these products! Where do I put the reducer as I think I'm doing it wrong? your help asap would be really appreciated!
The reducer is best put on the rod/the applicator, push it all the way up to the silver or gold end. Then close the lip gloss container, screw it on tight and when you unscrew it again the little reducer will be left stuck in the vial ;)
how many did this make, please?
Please respond. What bottle size of the liquid lipstick base was used? 1.8 ($10) or 6.4 ($27) oz? And is anything else needed (softners, thickeners, etc) or can one just use the base and a colorant and thats it?
I believe the video shows the small 1.8oz jar. All you need are colors, and the vials for the finish lip stick. You can also buy the kit it has the base and colors, and vials please check here: www.makingcosmetics.com/Matte-Liquid-Color-Lipstick-Kit_p_1185.html. No other ingredients are needed.
please make a video of transferring to syringe and filling the tubes...Total fail here...any tips?
You can heat the lipstick a bit to make it package easier, however you will still have to use a syringe, the tip needs to be clean, just wipe it before you fill, then the opening doesn't get clogged to much. Inject a bit then tap the vial, inject again and tap and so on until full.
How can i get label on the lipstick..can anybody help..i think it has to be transparent?
You can add a smaller label to the vial so the color of the lipstick still shows.
Deborah Mupapa use a transparent label
if i created 2 different liquid lipstick of different colors. can i mix them directly to form another color?
Yes this is possible. We have a dual lip gloss vial that you can fill with two different colors and then blend the final shade on the lips.
Love your videos. Where do you buy the ingrediants ?
You can buy all ingredients at makingcosmetics.com
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hello, can you mix brown and neutral colors with the dyes and micas from the kit?
Yes, a good neutral base is adding a tiny (really tiny) bit of iron oxide dispersion. This gives a neutral base color. Then you add red micas such as the sugar blush, or bordeaux red to give it a reddish nude color. For stronger nuede shades combine the iron oxide brown dispersion, with d&c red 6 or 7 dispersion (again very small amounts as they are strong colorants, you can always increase later), this gives a stronger nude color. Then add micas for variation of shades. Pearlwhite mica will help making it more opaque or gives cream colors.
hi im from phillipines how can i order some of your materials for basic liquid lipstick. thank you
You can order everything on our website at www.makingcosmetics.com
Hi, I am using the base but the titanium dioxide is turning al my colors lighter and I'm trying to make them darker. Any suggestions?
Titanium dioxide does make the color lighter. In fact, it is widely used as whitener to lighten up colors. If you want to darken the colors you would have to a black pigment.
Hi, I was wondering if you could use the white liquid lipstick color, and still mix in the Micas for the primary pigment?
Or if I can use just Micas?
You can use a white dispersion (that consists of titanium dioxide for example) and use this to make it opaque, then adding colored micas. The color will turn out very pale (due to the titanium dioxide) with a tint of color. Could work for some nude natural shades.
Thank you. I'm very happy for your response, I actually had ordered as you had suggested.
How to keep product long time ?
Do you have any kits for making the solid matte lipsticks?
We do sell lipstick kits for solid lipsticks: www.makingcosmetics.com/Color-Lipstick-Kit_p_170.html
How do you get it pigmented and opaque without being flaky?? Mine ends up being flaky! 😭
Did you use color dispersions? They usually moisturize a bit too. To many dry colorants can make it dry. You can also add a few drops of an emollient, mineral oil or another plant oil and this may help as well. Opaque, and pastel you will get with added titanium dioxide, use the titanium dioxide makeup, it's a dispersion also for easy use.
sorry if this is a dumb question but what are the micas for ? please answer xxx
The micas give a bit of sheen and color variation, you can change hues to bronze with mica bronze or toward pink with carmine red and mix many more shades. They will not have intense coloring, so for intense shades, or a good base color use the d&c red colors, and other dispersion that we have.
Thank you so much for answering. I am very interested in buying your products (and most probably will) :)
Micas are shiny colorants www.makingcosmetics.com/Mica-Bronze_p_209.html, used for eye shadows, lip products, blushes, high lighters..
Great video! Where do you buy this kit?
Complete kits can be bought here: www.makingcosmetics.com/Color-Lipstick-Kit_p_170.html
where can I order this?.
Hi, you can order the liquid to matte lipstick base and the colors on our website www.makingcosmetis.com.
Is it long lasting ?
selda harapi In my experience, yes very. It will break down with oil based foods, as does any cosmetic product.
It is long lasting, but will eventually wear off slowly when in contact with foods etc, like mentioned below.
how can i make it pigmented?
Add More pigment
Hi mine is very sheer and streaky on the lips. How can i make it opaque and pigmented? And not streaky. Its nice when i swatch it on hand but when i put on my lips its very streaky and sheer
Hi, use pigments already dispersed, usually they don't streak, or a combination of color dispersions and d&c red dry colors. Iron oxide dry colors are most difficult as they do need to pre-dispersed with an emollient, and blended with mortar and pestle before adding to the base, or they will streak.
pau saki can I use propylene glycol or glycerin to disperse iron oxide? Which is better?
If you are using our lipstick base we suggest using an ingredient already present in the formulation to "wet" the pigments, we also tested mineral oil and it blends well with the base. Iron oxide pigments disperse best in a carrier oil (emollient), we do not have them dispersed in glycerin or propylene glycol. Our Iron Oxide Brown Dispersion is a mixture of yellow, red and black iron oxides, already dispersed, and works well for a nude base color, use sparingly.
We responded to your question, but posted it below your comment, by accident.
MakingCosmetics mineral oil like jajoba oil?
Can i use Isododecane to wet my pigments?
pau saki you can use oils!! Great way to add essential oil to your formula. You do NOT have to wet Micah pigments. Just oxides
Yes because this is already a component in the base so it should mix. Use d&c red colors and micas. If you have a dispersion, no need to pre-disperse. Even d&c red sin powder form did mix pretty well with the base, without pre-dispersing.
how will i disperse iron oxide pigments?
You don't need to disperse when buying our iron oxide dispersions, or one product that contains (black, yellow and red) called Iron Oxide Brown Dispersion. However, when wetting the pigments yourself please check the pigment wetting video. You will need an emollient (one that is already present in the base) to do that or you can also use mineral oil, use mortar and pestle.
Too bad the color was out of frame and we really did not get a chance to admire it.
No sound delete dis video
Lipstick tubes can be bought here: www.makingcosmetics.com/Lip-Care-Containers_c_46.html
You can place orders at www.makingcosmetics.com
The base is available here: www.makingcosmetics.com/Signature-Matte-Liquid-Lipstick-Base_p_1135.html
In this video a prefabricated lipstick base is being used: www.makingcosmetics.com/Signature-Matte-Liquid-Lipstick-Base_p_1135.html