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Buxom Full-OnTM Lip Polish by Buxom https://api.shopstyle.com/action/apiVisitRetailer?id=2738150&pid=uid5956-39923634-4
Another steal from Topshop at £1! This lip polish is called “Twin” and is a deep purple/plum colour. It has a nice shine to it and is fairly moisturising on the lips. This is good as so many lipsticks can really dry your lips out. I’m not 100% sure if you can still buy this as I picked it up in the sale, but if you come across it, give it a whirl.
It's almost Valentine's Day so I thought I would share with y'all one of my favourite beauty recipes - a moisturising lip scrub! This scrub is very similar to a scrub you will find at a very popular natural soap company - but at a fraction of the cost! Plus because I can't give you all a present individually, I'm going to gift you some very cute Valentine's Day stickers - perfect for decorating your scrub pots (just print them on sticker paper and go crazy!)
INGREDIENTS:
- 3tbs of castor sugar - 1 1/2 tbs carrier oil - a few drops of flavour oil - food colouring
TOOLS: - mixing bowl - spoon - little tubs to hold your balm. These are 10g screw top jars found at the craft store.
A few notes: CARRIER OILS: Some good carrier oils to use for this project are: Sweet Almond Oil, Sunflower Oil, Olive Oil, Jojoba Oil or Macadamia Oil. It's up to you and your budget - I love Sweet Almond Oil because it makes my lips silky smooth. Jojoba is used in a lot of beauty products but can be quite expensive, especially if you're wanting to make this on the cheap!
FLAVOUR OILS: I bought my flavour oils from the local craft store because they have an excellent range - look in the cake making section! Alternatively you can look in the baking section of your grocery store. Alternatively, you can order flavour oils from places like Bramble Berry who have a huge range. If you're going to colour your scrub, only use a very small amount of food colouring as you don't want to stain your lips. I used a lip safe colour from a beauty & soap store. If you're not sure, then you can leave it out to be on the safe side!
OK, on to the recipe!
Pour your sugar, oil, flavour oil and colouring (optional) in to your bowl.
Start stirring people! Please take note of my very cute spoon.
And... hey presto, you have a scrub! Yep, it's that easy!
Spoon your scrub in to your little jars. I wrapped washi tape around mine and stuck some of my Valentine's stickers on the top:
To download, click on this link!
And that's it! I hope you enjoyed this DIY. If you have any questions please ask!
makeup lipstick - http://missdress.org/makeup-lipstick-2/ on We Heart It.
organic lip polish // $16