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DIY Lipstick

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If you are looking to save some money on beauty products, try DIY lipstick.

If you are a lipstick wearer, you already know that when you get to the bottom of the lipstick tube there is still some left that you just can’t get at or use. Well with a few simple tips you can not only save that unused lipstick, but make your own DIY lipstick in the process.

What you need
Several tubes of lipstick that you have finished or do not like.
Small metal lip balm tin that can be purchased online or recycled.

Instructions
Scrape out the lipstick from the bottom or the tube and place in a small microwave safe bowl like a ramekin. (You can mix different tubes to get new colors.)
Microwave the lipstick for 20 seconds at a time until it melts.
Stir with a toothpick and pour into a small lip balm tin.
Place in the freezer to harden and use with your finger or a lipstick brush when ready.

This simple tip will save you tons of money. Three finished tubes of lipstick is about the equivalent of one brand new tube!


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About Ruth LovettSmith

Ruth LovettSmith is a writer, artist and designer with a BFA from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design. She is the Founder and Editor of the popular food allergy information guide Best Allergy Sites, an Organic Gardening and Green Living Guide known as Green Peony, as well as a DIY Lifestyle website titled Mission DIY. She also writes articles on art and design, food allergies, parenting, gardening and healthy living and is an advocate for and within the food allergy community.

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