How to Blend Pigments into a Creamy Base for Lipstick & Eyeliner // Make it Up
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Glass Prep Bowls
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NorPro Jar/Icing Spatula
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Tiny measuring spoons (1/8, 1/16, 1/32, 1/64 tsp)
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Yes! This is what I've been waiting for! Who hoo! 💄💋 Grind those pigments! I'm no fuss. I've waited for ages for this. Powder foundation too...I love that color. I need it! That's so my plummy love.
Wahoo! I've ordered a smaller grinder that I'm waiting to try out.. it actually arrived two days ago but it's totally broken aside from being a fire hazard :/ Hrmph!
Humblebee & Me Bad coffee grinder! 😫 Guess what arrived from a certain Bee Keeper? I love the beautiful card, Marie. I was doing the Hive dance and got funny looks 👀 from the family. I, however, refused to be intimidated! Especially as my favorite powder foundation is 75% gone and there must be a way for me recreate it without whimpering. It's the first one that matches me 3/4 of the year. This is my "OMG" project. Lol
Oh yay! I'm glad they've started showing up :) It ended up being a bigger project than I'd anticipated haha. And I'm confident you'll be able to make our own foundation powder-start with the Courtney blend!
You are my favorite on internet for all the skin care!!
I don't find any option to buy this in India but I think kindle edition would be my choice to get my hands on your book!!
Can't wait!!
lots of love
Humblebee & Me woohoo!! I am ordering it!!
You can also add in your website about Amazon(India) in Asia section :D :D
yay! can't wait!!
Already done! :)
aakruti dalmia of.
Thanks! Useful tutorial. Can't wait for your book to arrive.
Thank you so much! I hope you love the book :D
Could you do a video explaining the difference between oxides and micas and which to use for lipsticks? 😊
I sort of already have: th-cam.com/video/1nIRW86kXOA/w-d-xo.html. You should also check out my book! www.humblebeeandme.com/make-it-up-preorder/
Where can I buy these pigments?
I have a question, well two :
I am having an issue with the using iron oxides in my lipsticks. I am following some tutorials on mixing colors and I’m not sure if I am using too much color pigments but I made a color using some brown oxide, yellow and red lake dye and titanium oxide and for some reason after mixing and mixing yellow bleeds through once I wet my skin or lips. What am I doing wrong?
Hey! This sounds like it's a combination of an overall formulation problem, and different solubilities in your pigments. The lake dyes are water soluble, while the brown oxide and TD aren't, so it makes sense that they would dissolve into water when they encounter it-but a good film former will prevent that, so that's where the overall formulation problem comes in :) Happy making!
@@HumblebeeAndMe thank you so much. I will try to reformulate (:
This has seriously helped me today :) it was doing the same thing to my red pigment and I just realized I accidently bought water soluable, and not oil.
Thank you guys!
I live in India , and can't get hold of your book. So is there a way that I can source the book are learn lipstick making onile?
Need ur help how to reach you, i wanted to know that silicone resin can be used to make matt lipsticks
Hi Marie I’m happy and glad because you make your book , congratulation for you the second issue I want to thank you about all the video you make it for us and for all the people to learn and I want to tell you thank you because your put all everything‘s under your video on how to reach every product please continue we wait everything new and I want to tell you I buy the book ,your book is in the eBay also thank you . Dr/sabah - England
Thank you so much for buying my book, and I'm so glad you are finding these video guides helpful! :)
Hi im really glad that i found your channel! I want to start making my own makeup now and im still doing some research. I want to make a cream blush that leaves a tint on my cheeks. I was wondering if you could suggest a pigment that i could use for it? Also can i add titanium dioxide to add opacity without compromising the shelf life of the finished product? And one last thing, do i need to put a preservative if use kaolin clay?
Hey! You should definitely check out my book-all these questions are answered in there :) For preservatives: only water necessitates the addition of a preservative.
Humblebee & Me thanks!
And if I want to make a bigger batch for multipule lip tints. Should I start with the single base portion and add the rest of the base after the mixing?
beautifull color
Hello dear thnx for this amazing vedios my question is this will still need to add the lipstick base right!
No; the cream base I'm blending the pigment into would be the lipstick base :)
Do you have any videos on creating lipgloss?
Yes! Try searching my channel or visiting my blog: www.humblebeeandme.com/make-lipstick-lip-stain-lip-makeup/ 😊
this color looks amazing, is the recipe in the book?
Michele G im betting it is. im so excited! i love this color. i made a liquid lipstick almost this color. lol i used the same pigments, except it looks like ill need to adjust the amounts to get this exact shade. its gorgeous. this woman is a genius. shes like the diy cosmetics version of king Midas.lol everything she makes turn out gold.lol
Kat Castanares yes it looks gorgeous! love those purple tones.
Yes! It's called Blackberry Sorbet :)
Aww shucks :D You're going to give me a big head!
Is there a recipe for Liquid lipsticks that you used Kat?
I love love your videos... just a quick question is this considered like a lip colorant ?
This is just a technique video, not a formulation, but this is roughly how you'd make lipstick (but also eyeliner, cream blush, cream highlighter, cream foundation, etc.).
Ive just found your channel and its wonderful. How would you do this to make liquid base for your face?
You'd be starting from scratch developing an entire recipe with the end goal of a liquid product-there's no easy one step change to transform a cream product into a liquid product.
Hello first I really appreciate what u doing
Pls can I know the first color red and blue is it pigment colour sorry I cant understand english very well !!
If you hit c on your keyboard while watching the video you will get subtitles
Hi Marie! What are the amounts of lip balm base and pigments used in this video? I'd like to make only one tube of tinted lipbalm at a time, but measuring the tiny amount of pigments might be a problem.
This video is just meant to be a technique guide; if you want measurements you should buy my book- Make it Up: The Essential Guide to DIY Makeup and Skin Care!
I looked it up before^^. The amounts of pigment are meant for eleven tubes of lip balm, which is too much for a first try. Is is as simple as dividing by 11 or does it depend on the pigment used? Humblebee & Me
So can this recipe be used for the eyeliner as well ?
This method can be used to make oil based eyeliner; check my book (Make it Up: The Essential Guide to DIY Makeup and Skin Care) for the actual formulations!
Hey I have a bit of a weird question, so I have your book and I've tried making a few lipsticks and well, I never get the same colour as your book. For example, not to get too specific, but I attempted to make one called monarch, I believe and it came out SUPER pink. Like it looked deep red until it set, then was suddenly very pink.
Do you have any idea what it could be? I have the same spoons as you for measuring so I have no clue what I could be doing wrong. So you think maybe titanium dioxide has different strengths per manufacturer, or could it be something else? I'm so confused.
I've been winging colours and that had worked pretty well, so there's no real problem, but this has confused me quite a bif
Oh and yes I do keep blending until there are no more streaked colours! For me, it's way more than 7 minutes. I dunno how you do it so quickly 😂
Thank you
Thank you
Thank you
Thanks for watching!
If I use natural colorants (turmeric, saffron, paprika, etc.) for my lipstick, will it be pigmented? Or will it just leave a slight tint?
Please don't; those things aren't pigments. They are not potent enough for makeup, they oxidize and fade, and you will also have solubility problems. They also aren't approved pigments for use in cosmetics. Stick to proper cosmetic grade pigments, you'll have much better results :)
Why?
Where yo get the oxides
I have a big list of places to shop around the world here: www.humblebeeandme.com/resources/ :) It's hard to give more specific advice without knowing where you live, so click through + look at the shops in your country. Happy making!
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Thank u so much. i am a african american woman who likes this white woman video ❤️
Thank you so much!
i miss the recpie
What oil is she using?
It's the creamy lipstick base from my book! www.humblebeeandme.com/make-it-up-preorder/ :)
Is the red iron oxide vegan? I know you said you used a vegan base and the titanium oxide but I don’t want to assume it’s vegan. I’ve searched online for days to find an answer if iron oxides were vegan because they don’t absorb in the body?
Yes, red iron oxide is vegan-it is made from minerals, there is no animal origin. Vegan-ness has nothing to do with whether or not something absorbs into the body.
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Bought your book its on the way looking forward to it ! Thank you !
Thank you so much, Bella! I hope yo love it :D
No way in hell I'd be throwing that out lol, if I had to go and actually order something over the internet you know i'll never take a chance in hell to waste it. The broken product would be for my own use, no matter how crap it turned out.
I definitely thought this way when I first got started, too, but I quickly realized that if I was determined to use everything I created in the process of formulation development I'd never make (or at least use) anything that was good (or even worked at all). A 5g batch of something like eyeliner could easily last 3 years, and I just couldn't face the idea of wearing eyeliner that sucked (smudged, transferred, ran, poorly pigmented, etc.) forever in the service of not tossing 5g of something. That's why small batches are so important! Quick iterations + very little waste if something doesn't work :)
I CANNOT wait for your video about how to minimize loss when using a coffee grinder for mineral makeup. I have only pre-ordered your book twice...
Wahoo! I hope it arrives ASAP :D Thank you so much for your support!
Do u do workshop on how to make lipsticks , as i want to start my own lipstick brand .
Do you have tutorial on how to make water based lip and cheek tint?! Thank you 😍😘
Ps. I really love your tutorials sis!
th-cam.com/video/yI_QPcUxGcQ/w-d-xo.html ;)
hi i am your biggest follower from pakistan
Hi can I use this technique for lipgloss ? I cant find liquid pigments anywhere and really would love to make my life easier lol
The Williams Family I have the same question 😂😁
TKB traiding has liquid pigments. That's where I buy mine
Sobeida Javier only bad thing about them is that they’re always sold old
*out
Symone rache I know. And since I'm new at making glosses I can't buy large quantities.
I wish I could have seen the final product!
Hi I have a question and cant seem to find it anywhere . Have you seen the lip lab videos? They have liquid pigment witch they use on a calibrator then mix there colors then add the base they desire . My question is what is in that liquid pigment that they have ? Is there any way I can make liquid pigment like theres ? Is it just oil ? And is it okay if my pigments where to sit on my shelf till needed ? Thank you in advance! Your the only one I can think of with a great amount of knowledge on this stuff !
I suspect it's something like this: tkbtrading.com/products/lip-liquid-11-dyes-collection. It is powdered pigment that has been pre-dispersed in castor oil at a level that's pretty impossible to achieve at home :)
i tried making this shade that results very nice.. thank you for this wonderful tutorial. but how we can add some fragrance as my lisptick smells weird
Hey! You'll find the answer to your question in my FAQ on my website at humblebeeandme.com/faq/ 😊Happy making!
Good 👍
Love this tutorial! It's kind of like blending paint!
Would this lipstick be able to go in a chapstick tube for easier on the go application?
I wouldn't recommend it unless you have the patience of a saint; trying to get something that pigmented into a tube that small, in amounts this small, is a MASSIVE pain in the patooty :P
I do that all the time, all you need is a glass 1 ml eyedropper. It's better than throwing away a perfectly good tube, in areas where you can't even recycle those yet. I usually light my lipstick mixes over a tealight burner to make them extra hot. The eyedropper will need some hot water and a pipe cleaner afterwards, but I've never found it to be that big of a deal.
i am unable to buy ur book. i am from pakistan.
can u please also guide i made this lipstick but after some days it is giving some nasty smell. i did not add any vitamin e oil in my lispticks base.
lipstick base contains.
dmdm hydantoin preservative, bees wax, candelila wax, carnuba wax, castor oil, sweet almond oil, grape seed oil, coconut oil and avocado oil
is there any solution of that smell comes from my lipstics
You don't need preservative in base
@@subhasriravi9538 thank u dear
Maybe the oils went rancid
@@JuliennePaskel yes now i am working perfectly with my lipstick business ❤️❤️❤️
I just made a few lipsticks with your book! I am super happy with them, however I have been using red 40 instead of red 7. Is there a big difference? I am not sure if I should buy no 7 since I accidentally bought no 40.
Thanks!
Honestly, to me the colour is pretty much identical, so unless you want to play with #7 or you're unhappy with the colours you're getting with #40, then keep on keepin' on ;)
Please let me know the title of the book...
Is there a reason not to microwave oils/butters/waxes?
It's much easier to burn 'em in the microwave :)
Do I have to use a lipstick base if ima make lip gloss or can I just use oils
You'd want to use a lip gloss base if you want to make a lip gloss-there's recipes for those in my book, too!
Ok thanks
Can I send money to support you .
You can! Check out the description box-there are links down there to my Patreon (patreon.com/MarieRayma) + PayPal for one-time donations :) Happy making!
Can this go into a lipstick molder or does it have to be melt down more?
what are your measurements when making liquid lip pigments
so the title says eyeliner as well. so I can use this lipstick base for eyeliner ??
This is a technique, not a formula-the technique can be used with the lipstick and eyeliner bases in my book :)
How many teaspoons of each color?
Have you ever tried using the non-toxic crayons method in lipstick making? I had fun with that experiment, I figure if toddlers can eat them then wearing it on my lips is likely fine, lol!
I haven't, and I never will. There's a great write-up on why here: www.reddit.com/r/MakeupAddiction/comments/2ospxl/why_you_should_not_use_crayons_as_makeup/
What's a good creamy base for lip gloss? I hate sticky thick gloss. I want to start making my own gloss an lip balm. Can you please help me on a nice creamy gloss base? Thanks.
There's several good recipes in my book :)
Hello! Your videos are very informative! Would this work on hair conditioner? I was hoping to make coloring conditioner, kind of similar to Semi-permanent hair dye
This is for something like lipstick or eyeliner, which are drastically different products than hair conditioner. I'm afraid I've never made a hair dye, so I can't offer much advice there.
Where can I find creamy/ lipstick base at? Been looking online and can't find any
Hey! You’ll find what you are looking for in my book 😊 It’s called Make it Up: The Essential Guide to DIY Makeup and Skin Care and it’s all about how to create your own makeup at home. I’ve compiled a big list of places to buy it here: www.humblebeeandme.com/make-it-up-preorder/. I’m very proud of it, and if you’re interested in making your own colourful cosmetics it is definitely a great place to start!
yaay! im finally first!! lol jkjkjk. i always see people comment "First!" in the comment section and felt the need to say it too.lol this was perfect, as always. i get frustrated sometimes when trying to get all the chunks out. i do use my coffee grinders but ive noticed that i lose a TON of powders in one particular grinder i have and that happens to be my pigment grinder): when i have a good amount of powders to blend up, i use my little coffee frother and the metal attachment works great. however, it doesn't work too well with just a little amount. so thank you for this video. it definitely helped as always.
If you are having issues losing powder to your grinder, you're going to love my video on that :D Those awesome spatulas also really help-they are the best tool I've found for this job! :) Thanks for watching!
Humblebee & Me Hurry that video. I had to give up my grinder for the kitchen cause and have to order a new one. 😱
Ordered your book. Looking forward to reading. Lots n lots of love from India... Mamta
Thank you so much for your support, and happy making!
Hello. i love your videos! 😍But I haven't found any tutorial on how to make dip brow pomade yet. I hope you'll make soon
Thanks! I have a brow fixative in my book (Make it Up: The Essential Guide to DIY Makeup and Skin Care: humblebeeandme.com/make-it-up-preorder/) + Di Bella Journal also has some fabulous brow formulas! Happy making :)
love your videos - any tips on how i can make lipstick stay on longer. I have great success getting my colors and texture but comes off very quickly. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
You'll need ingredients to improve adhesion, and possibly a film former as well. Check out the formulas in my book! They wear very well :)
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Would this make a matte liquid lipstick or is there something I can add or do differently to make up into a matte liquid lipstick?
Also just bought your book 🖤
Refer to the lip paint in my book-that's a matte lip colour :) It performs similarly to matte liquid lipstick, it just isn't liquid as the highly volatile liquids required for liquid lipstick aren't used in my book (I was trying to keep the ingredients list short and accessible).
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching! :)
Can you please make a video on how to make pigments dispersion?
I believe this is that video?
@@HumblebeeAndMe you used lipstick base in this and I'm talking about pigment dispersion which we can use in any cosmetic product.
Do you have a digital version of your book?
Yup, it's available on Amazon: www.humblebeeandme.com/make-it-up-preorder/ :)
Can we buy your book in playstore?
Try doing a search for "Make it Up Marie Rayma" and see if it turns up-it's not hard to check :) I also have a list of all the places I've found it here: www.humblebeeandme.com/make-it-up-preorder/
Loving your book and highly recommend it!!@
Thank you so much! 😄
What is the best hot plate(s) to get
Just use your stovetop; no need to get something special!
Do you have a tutorial for colouring creams and lotions?
No, but it's not really a complicated enough thing to warrant a specific tutorial. This video might help guide you: th-cam.com/video/7joI23DL9PM/w-d-xo.html
Humblebee & Me Thx!
What would you add if you wanted to make a more matte lipstick?
Calcium carbonate or silica microspheres both work well :) There's a matte lip paint in the book that is awesome!
Thanks so much! 😊 Love your content, your book is on my Xmas wish list :D
Carmine. :(
Well not everybody that enjoy natural cosmetics is vegan. However, there are other alternatives to carmine but got to warn you, nothing compares.
I know this is incredibly unconventional but do you think you could do a tutorial for white lipstick and yellow lipstick? I'm pretty sure i know how to do the white, if i could just get my hands on some white french clay. but yellow is so tricky! i think the particles in turmeric would be too large. also can i just say i love that you reply to everyone, i think thats really important and i appreciate it very much
EDIT: I won't use iron oxides because i don't trust them ;-; Also i won't use mica because i don't trust the colored ones and won't support the child labour issue
I'm sorry, but unless you can provide some verified, scientific, peer-reviewed studies as to why you "don't trust" iron oxides, I'm really not interested. This would be like me going to a cooking channel and telling them I "don't trust" basil and garlic, and asking them to come up with a new pesto recipe for me on the basis of my gut feelings alone.
I definitely understand the allure of more "natural" alternatives for pigments, but they are not vetted for safe use on the skin (especially around the eyes). Natural does NOT mean safe (though it often means unregulated and untested), and unilaterally assuming it does and automatically distrusting ingredients you deem "un-natural" is not something I'm interested in. Iron oxides are specifically made to be lip and skin safe-they are guaranteed not to contain harmful levels of toxic heavy metals. That is why we don't use naturally occurring iron oxides-"natural" in that sense = heavy metal poisoning (and I guess heavy metals are "natural"...).
If you want white lipstick, nothing will do the job better than titanium dioxide (white clays are rubbish in comparison-they are low pigment, low adhesion, and low coverage). Yellow oxide will make a brilliant yellow lipstick. Turmeric will not-it is gritty, low in potency, and unreliable. White clay and turmeric are not approved cosmetic colourants. Also, have you looked into the mining processes around clay? Are you certain those don't have any human rights issues? Did you know that it's not uncommon to find elevated levels of lead in bentonite clay? www.fda.gov/Drugs/DrugSafety/ucm491396.htm, www.fda.gov/Drugs/DrugSafety/ucm483838.htm. That is exactly why you SHOULD trust iron oxides and NOT clays when it comes to pigments you're using around your mouth!
I know people want to make their own stuff so it's more "natural", but natural does not always mean safe! PLEASE do real, proper, scientific research into these ingredients before writing them off or putting them on your face!
I'm not trying to be mean and I really hope you don't take great offence to this and think I'm writing off naturally occurring ingredients, because I'm not. I clearly love natural ingredients, but I value safety above "natural-ness", and you should, too. Many people have died from smallpox, and that's super natural... :/
From your comment elsewhere it sounds like you are coming at this from a safety standard and not a suspicion of synthetic ingredients-apologies for the assumption! Since that is the case, please ensure you are properly vetting the alternatives you are attempting to use as well. Hold them to the same standard! Clays are especially tricky because they are mined and not refined or held to lead content standards the same way oxides are. Some spices and herbs are very irritating to the skin, and most of these things have not been rigorously tested for use on the skin. I have little to no interest in using spices instead of oxides, so I'm afraid you are on your own for such experiments. Good luck!
Hello Marie! I'm replying with my other account and it's taken me this long because I was doing a lot more research and thinking through what I wanted to say.
Okay, I was suspicious of iron oxides because of the trace amounts of lead. I now know those amounts are so very small and our bodies get rid of the lead as well (though not all of it, and that's what bugs me).
I am more suspicious of micas only because I am not sure how they get all those different rainbow colors.
The point of me making my own makeup was to avoid potentially harmful chemicals and I felt that if I had to buy mica, then I was just running towards the synthetic dyes they use to color it.
I think I will still buy the mica and iron oxides, after what you told me and also from what I researched. I just would not use the products I make during pregnancy, lactation, and I would not let a child under 11 use them. That's my compromise.
Thanks for telling me that clays can have high levels of lead. I didn't know that. I currently use bentonite clay to brush my teeth and I don't think I'll stop until the jar runs out. Do you think thats a good idea?
Also why do you use/own bentonite clay if you know there can be high levels of lead? I don't mean to sound rude or anything, but I am genuinely curious and I trust everything you say because you know so much!!
Also, my other question is why are you comfortable using micas and oxides? Is it because of the same reasons I listed?
Thanks
Lead and Parabens,
Selenaa
Hi Marie, did I say anything wrong or did my previous comment accidentally slip beneath the radar? I know you're very busy with your awesome recipes and your website but I was really hoping you'd tell me your opinions on the few things I mentioned. Sorry if I'm being a bit bothersome! I hope you have a lovely day.
+Selena Lamothe Not at all-I replied almost immediately, and quite a lot! I think you commented on multiple videos, though, so I may have replied to your other comment on a different video.