Why buy cosmetics in a store when you can make them yourself in your kitchen? This content creator no longer asks herself that question. "Homemade" is her motto. She uses ingredients from her fruit basket to create custom lipsticks, and her handcrafted creations are every bit as good as those from designer brands.<\/p>\n
You don't need a master's degree in chemistry to create lipsticks worthy of Sephora's shelves. What brands do in closed laboratories, behind closed doors, you can do in your own kitchen with an apron instead of a lab coat. It's a way to combine business with pleasure and relive some memories of biology class. Content creator @roxane.tardy excels in this highly experimental art. This "homemade" enthusiast, who always coordinates her outfits with her meals, blurs the lines between closets and makeup bags.<\/p>\n
In fact, the kitchen is full of unexpected beauty products. There's no need to go to beauty salons when you can make skincare and makeup with ingredients you have on hand. Potatoes<\/a> make excellent concealers, sugar is a pleasant exfoliant<\/a> , tomato pulp is a superb antioxidant, and yogurt combined with honey makes a great moisturizing mask<\/a> .<\/p>\n And behind the counter, you can also whip up a lipstick that colors your lips as much as it cares for them. Just follow this beauty expert's instructions. To play the makeup pro, you don't need "sugar, spices, and all sorts of good things," but rather very specific ingredients that can "set." Melt equal amounts of beeswax, coconut oil, and shea butter<\/a> in a double boiler. And don't forget to add pigments! Forget chemical food colorings; nature, once again, has something better to offer. <\/p>\n\n