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How to Make a Mauve Lip Tint
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So some of you may have received a sample of this lip tint in one of your orders. On the packaging it states that this blog is from June 1st. Whoopsies! With all the craziness of the beginning of summer I somehow forgot to release this blog. So without further ado, here is How to Make a Mauve Lip Tint!
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Ingredients Soy Lip Solutions Ruby Lip Balm Color Blue Lip Balm Color Black Lip Balm Color Yellow Lip Balm Color |
Equipment Scale Microwave Safe Container Spoons Pipettes |
Recipe:
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Recipe in Grams 284 grams Soy Lip Solutions Q.S. Ruby Lip Balm Color Q.S. Yellow Lip Balm Color Q.S. Black Lip Balm Color Q.S. Blue Lip Balm Color |
Recipe in Ounces 10.02 oz Soy Lip Solutions Q.S. Ruby Lip Balm Color Q.S. Yellow Lip Balm Color Q.S. Black Lip Balm Color Q.S. Blue Lip Balm Color |
Recipe in Percentages 98% Soy Lip Solutions Q.S. Ruby Lip Balm Color Q.S. Yellow Lip Balm Color Q.S. Black Lip Balm Color Q.S. Blue Lip Balm Color |
Finished Mauve Lip Tint
Recipe Note:
Q.S. means quantity sufficient. The amount of color varies from person to person until you find the amount you like. Some of the colors in this need so little that it can be difficult to weigh the amount needed! So we use Q.S. to say use as much as you need to achieve the right color, flavor, etc. To achieve this mauve color we used 6 parts red, 2 parts blue, half a part yellow, and half a part black.
To make this lip tint you need to microwave your Lip Solutions until it is fully melted. Add a flavor oil if that is what you desire, then add the color. Stir and pour into the tube of your choice. Label and enjoy!
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