How to Make DIY Snowflake Moon Drops
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RECIPE
Base
0.05g | 1/64 tsp silica microspheres
0.6g | 25 drops Neossance™ Hemisqualane
Pigment
3/32-2/16 tsp (0.2g-0.35g) mica and/or glitter
#1: Solstice
1/8 tsp diamond cluster
#2: Prairie Glow
3/32 tsp hilite gold
1/32 tsp gold dust
#3: Whiteout
3/32 tsp travel to Neptune
1/32 tsp Iridescent Super Sparkle glitter
#4: Afternoon Dusk
1/8 tsp hilite violet
#5: January
1/8 tsp blue sparks
#6: Flurries
3/32 tsp snow queen
1/32 tsp shooting stars
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I love, love, love the shiny. I'm so happy that color shifting/iridescence has been becoming popular again in both makeup and general wear.
And also nice to have more things to do with my stash of shinies! Lol
I can see these as lip stick toppers , or maybe using the blends as lip gloss even. Very cool I do have a massive collection of micas to play with thanks for sharing this.
Great idea & happy making!
Aaawww you look so pretty. Thank you for sharing your videos
Thanks, Noemi!
That gold one straight up murdered me. So beautiful!
I'm so smitten! ✨
New into cosmetics.
Loving ur vdo and will be buying ur book soon
Tell me...what are these moondrops used for
They're for highlighting :)
love these! I love making my cream highlight with TKB's Silken gold, Velvet mica, oriental beige, Hilight Violet, and Winter rose mica all blended together in different amounts. ABSOLUTELY LOVELY!!!!!
Ooooh my, what a divine sounding blend! I shall have to imagine the beauty of Winter Rose, though... swoon.
I watched this video twice because I'm so enamored of these micas. My favorite turns out to be the very first one. I love everything about it. Thanks so much, Marie.
Thank you! I am so dang smitten with these lovely micas... swoon!
You are SO charming and excited! )))))
Thanks for watching! :)
Why do you use hemisqualene instead of coconut oil? And can you suggest some other alternatives? Thank you :)
You'll find the answer to your question in the blog post that's linked in the description box below the video ;)
What kind of preservative would you suggest if you were giving this to other people? xxx
No water, no preservative required. Just tell people not to use them in the shower :P
Marie aren’t they amazing!!! I told ya you were gonna love them girl. I use them in so many products 💜💜💜 awesome video as always
I want them allllllllll... I have a problem 😂
Humblebee & Me hahaha they are amazing.. there is a new set this month keep your eye out for it it’s gorgeous
I just got my last TKB order and this is making me want to get all the sparkles!
Sorry, haha! Isn't that always the way? 😂
I totally forgot to order more TD... aaaand now my cart is full of sparkles haha!
Wow, that hilite violet one is so pretty! It looks like something my sister would wear. I'm an eyeliner and mascara kind of girl, but she loves to go all out with makeup. That one makes me think of unicorns. Thanks for showing these off! The TKB website apparently doesn't show how they truly look, so this is great!
All the hilite ones are like magic! I want to add them to all the things and look like a colour shifting dream creature all the time :P
I am finding it really hard to find these micas in Canada. Any recommendations for alternatives?
You are very unlikely to find anything from TKB Trading in Canada sold under the exact same name, but there is no shortage of places to purchase micas in Canada and you can likely find something similar. Check out my big list of places to shop at www.humblebeeandme.com/ for ideas!
can i use ordinary coconut oil or jojoba oil?
Jojoba would work; if you want to use coconut I'd go with fractionated coconut oil rather than virgin :) Happy making!
@@HumblebeeAndMe thanks ♥️🙏
AHHHHH :)
Dooooooo it :D Muahahahahaha 😈
can you make some tutorials on liquid foundation and liquid lipstick >
I can't publish book content on other platforms, so I can't do videos on those sorts of things and actually provide a recipe, sorry!
Hi! I love your videos and that you share your recipes for us DIYers. Can you take a shot at making an overnight face mask?! I’ve been looking for recipes and trying some things out, but to no avail.
Yes! I've been experimenting with some storebought ones to get a feel for them and I definitely need to give making my own a go!
i cant find the iridescent glitter
I'm sure TKB Trading sells some :)
TKB trading closed a while ago so i can not order
Where can find multichrom,cameleon pigments? I love you videos
TKB Trading has 'em :)
Is there anything you can substitute for the silica microspheres?
Yes, this exact question is covered in the associated blog post :)
Hi Marie. Tkb they r from U S. Right. Shipping costs over border expensive?
I can' only speak for shipping to Alberta, but that typically runs about $60 + import fees for a medium flat-rate shipping box.
hard to wear on a day-to-day basis? That kinda sounds like a challenge.
Maybe I just need more interesting days... hmmmm.
Wait, what? Your day has to reach a level of interesting to wear a ridiculous amount of highlighter? I thought wearing the ridiculous amount of highlighter made the day more interesting! Or maybe when you have fewer days ahead of you than behind, they all look more interesting. :-D
Well, on a day where I don't put on any makeup at all and wear yoga clothes all day popping on a random streak of highlighter is something that just doesn't occur to me LOL :P
*starts new TKB Trading order*
Pretty much, LOL.
Spectacular!
Thanks! :D
oh god, they look like high end luminizer in cheap version, thank Marie
😄 Thanks for DIYing with me, and happy making :)