young women before I retired. Some of
then knew the best beauty tips and tricks.
I would of try them out if I thought they
were age appropriate for me. Here are
some DIY lip glosses I have made. The
web sites I have also included have DIY
recipes for lip gloss.
DIY BERRY FLAVOR LIP GLOSS
1 pack favorite flavor drink mix
petroleum jelly
empty recycled container
( mint tin or juice bottle cap)
small recycled mixing container
disposable gloves
old newspaper or towel
Prep your work surface with newspaper or
old towel. In a micro-wave safe container,
heat jelly until melted. Jelly will be very hot
BE CAREFUL! Carefully remove melted jelly
and add drink mix until you get the desired
shade you like. I wear disposable gloves to
avoid getting stained hands. Stir and mix
until drink mix has completely dissolved.
Fill up your container and let lip gloss cool.
TIP:
Save the caps off my 64 oz bottles of juice
or save my mint tins to use for
my lip gloss.
Use pre-sweetened drink mixes if think lip
gloss is too tart!
CHOCOLATE LIP GLOSS
cocoa powder
petroleum jelly
empty recycled container
( mint tin or juice bottle cap)
small recycled mixing container
disposable gloves
old newspaper or towel
Prep your work surface with old newspaper
or old towel. In a micro-wave safe container,
heat jelly until melted. Jelly will be very hot
BE CAREFUL! Carefully remove melted jelly
and add cocoa until you get desired shade
of brown. I wear gloves to avoid getting
stained hands. Stir and mix until the drink
mix has completely dissolved. Fill up your
container and let lip gloss cool.
TIP:
Substitute ground cinnamon, allspice, or pumpkin
pie spice for cocoa
WEBSITES WITH DIY LIP GLOSS RECIPES:
5 WAYS TO MAKE LIP GLOSS:
DEALS, DIY LIP GLOSS
DEALS, LWN, DIY LIP GLOSS
ULIVE, DIY LIP TINT
Do you ever have broken lip stick Do you
have unused lipstick in the bottom of your
tube? This problem can be solved if you
make it into lip gloss.
REPURPOSE UNUSED LIPSTICK
broken lipstick
petroleum jelly
empty recycled container
(mint tin or juice bottle cap)
small recycled mixing container
old newspaper or towel
Prep your work surface with old newspaper
or old towel. Use a knife (plastic knife ok)
to cut lipstick into small pieces. In a micro-
wave safe container, heat jelly until melted.
Jelly will be very hot-BE CAREFUL!Carefully
remove melted jelly and add the lipstick.Stir
until mixture well blended. Pour into your
tin and let the lip gloss cool.
TIP: IF HAVE UNUSED LIPSTICK IN
BOTTOM OF TUBE, REMOVE IT AND
FOLLOW THE SAME INSTRUCTIONS.
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