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Mineral make-up – Not a part, but an aside

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If you’re thinking about making mineral make-up (MMU), you’re probably wondering what are the essentials I need to make this stuff and how much is it going to cost me? Great questions…so here’s a list of what I consider the essentials for eye shadow (and a brief explanation of why…)Mineral make-up essentials…1. Treated sericite –...

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Candle making for Yarrow craft group – your links and handouts!

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I did up the tutorials for these in November, but I’ll save you the trouble of mooching through the archived posts. (You’ll notice the picture to the left uses the honeycombed beeswax. We used mostly smooth beeswax, but you can use either type!)Click here for information on beeswax candles, including where to get supplies and...

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Mineral make-up – Part 6: Pink!

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Pink…it’s girly, it’s feminine, it’s awesome. I never thought about wearing pink until Wanda made it, but now I love it. I always thought because I had green eyes, I should wear green eye shadow. It’s not a silly thought, but it is not necessarily true. Pink goes very well with green eyes — it’s...

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Mineral make-up – Part 5: From black to grey!

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Welcome to part five of our million part series on making mineral make-up eye shadows! If you’ve been crafting along, you should have…Part 1: Figured out how to make a an eye shadow basePart 2: A matte base Part 3: A metallic sheenPart 4: A black suitable for an eye liner or accentBut now you’re...

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Mineral make-up – Part 4: Why black is your friend.

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When making mineral make-up eye shadows, black is your friend. Yeah, I know you’re thinking that you’re unlikely to make a ton of black eye shadow because black usually equals goth (or lazy Susan who forgot to take off her make-up last night!) but black is an essential part of your MMU palette. It’s a...

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