Solid Lip Gloss Recipe
Makes 200 grams
Most commercial lip glosses contain petroleum-based ingredients which may not be the ideal thing you want to be putting on your mouth.
Making your own lip gloss means you can use great natural oils and butters that not only provide the lovely looking gloss you want, but will actually moisturize your lips and help to prevent and repair damage.
This recipe can also be customized with food-grade flavoring, or micas to add color and shimmer.
Ingredients:
10% Beeswax 20 grams
4% Shea Butter 8 grams
25% Sunflower Oil 50 grams
25% Almond Oil Sweet 50 grams
25% Castor Oil 50 grams
10% Coconut Oil Fractionated 20 grams
1% Vitamin E 2 grams
Add Micas to give color and sheen
Add Flavor to taste
4% Shea Butter 8 grams
25% Sunflower Oil 50 grams
25% Almond Oil Sweet 50 grams
25% Castor Oil 50 grams
10% Coconut Oil Fractionated 20 grams
1% Vitamin E 2 grams
Add Micas to give color and sheen
Add Flavor to taste
The oils we use in this recipe are chosen for their extensive skin care benefits. Other oils can be substituted if desired.
Instructions:
1. Melt the beeswax and shea butter slowly over low-medium heat in a double boiler or in the microwave until melted.
2. Add the oils and vitamin E and stir well.
3. When melted add micas until desired level of color is achieved.
4. Add flavoring to desired level of taste.
5. Pour into containers while still in a semi-viscous state.
6. Allow to cool in containers, stir in container once cool to ensure micas are well mixed and then cap.
2. Add the oils and vitamin E and stir well.
3. When melted add micas until desired level of color is achieved.
4. Add flavoring to desired level of taste.
5. Pour into containers while still in a semi-viscous state.
6. Allow to cool in containers, stir in container once cool to ensure micas are well mixed and then cap.