Diy foundation Videos

I haven't tried it myself, but you could try baby powder!

+Dita Farid aww... thank you! <3umm...so it hasn't irritated MY skin at all...not to say that it won't irritate YOURS! but i have VERRRRRY sensitive skin, so it prolly won't!let me know if it works for u! :)

+Anjali Venga Hey! Does paprika powder irritate your skin? It's hard to find beet powder in my country, glad to find your suggestion!

+My channel I heard cinnamon, never tried it so not sure if it actually does the same thing as tumeric in this video though

lmao

And yes I tried to remove it the night before with water. That made the turmeric stain even more.....

Or a hand lotion

+DerpPurpz​ just like that?

Add a moisturizer

+Miss Arby actually it came out pretty light so i had to add more bronzer to it lol

That will be some dark foundation.

+Jamika Holmes I guess, you can try! :)

Ok thx =) +AMaterialSpectrum​

+Typical Nawshin I am not sure, maybe just stick to powder foundation or concealer it might be safer for your skin than using cocoa or turmeric power?

Yes i really try it and it works and foundation powder

+brielle r moisturizer*

Lotion is moisterizer

+Lillian Russo i knew it! Thank you very much ☺️

+Cloe Chavry  I just tried this following her exact instruction for the foundation with cornstarch, cocoa powder, cinnamon powder, almond oil and jojoba oil. It DID NOT work at all. First of all it was the color of dark chocolate. I'm not African so this is waaaaay too dark for me. Then I tried to fix it by adding more cornstarch and almond oil. I still couldn't get it to be any lighter in color. But the bigger problem is the texture...I could see the cinnamon powder grains in the foundation. This is not even close to being a make-up foundation. Such as waste of good ingredients. And these oils aren't cheap, so its a waste of good money too.

+Khriti Thanasekaran  I just tried this following her exact instruction for the foundation with cornstarch, cocoa powder, cinnamon powder, almond oil and jojoba oil. It DID NOT work at all. First of all it was the color of dark chocolate. I'm not African so this is waaaaay too dark for me. Then I tried to fix it by adding more cornstarch and almond oil. I still couldn't get it to be any lighter in color. But the bigger problem is the texture...I could see the cinnamon powder grains in the foundation. This is not even close to being a make-up foundation. Such as waste of good ingredients. And these oils aren't cheap, so its a waste of good money too.

+chubbatheBOSS that sounds more reasonable thanks

+Lillian Russo The trick is to use less than half of the cocoa powder and none of the oils. We're not baking a chocolate cake here to create a paste consistency lol. You can add turmeric or sandalwood to create a golden undertone too. The cornstarch absorbs oils so it's ridiculous to add oils into this recipe. This is a powder foundation. Plenty of other youtube videos do the recipe correctly. I would guess 1 spoon cornstarch, 1/4 tsp cocoa powder, and 1/4 tsp of turmeric or sandalwood powder. Mix together and use a large powder brush to apply

+Homeveda - Home Remedies for You! please take this video down it is FALSE INFORMATION

+Sugarbunny Its terrible when people post things that clearly don't work. I'm now noticing she has lots of comments saying this didn't work. I wish I had read all the comments before I tried her formula. She should really remove this video to keep others from wasting their time and money.

+Lillian Russo yeah I tried it also and the results were HORRIBLE

+barbara cordero  I just tried this following her exact instruction for the foundation with cornstarch, cocoa powder, cinnamon powder, almond oil and jojoba oil. It DID NOT work at all. First of all it was the color of dark chocolate. I'm not African so this is waaaaay too dark for me. Then I tried to fix it by adding more cornstarch and almond oil. I still couldn't get it to be any lighter in color. But the bigger problem is the texture...I could see the cinnamon powder grains in the foundation. This is not even close to being a make-up foundation. Such as waste of good ingredients. And these oils aren't cheap, so its a waste of good money too.

An easy way to make foundation is to put some moisturizer in your face powder

thank you +Tyler Bedley

+Hannah Denney well, yes and no. Most people will use organic cocoa powder to create the most nutritious and skin loving product, and Ovalitine is the opposite of organic. If you aren't for the organic stuff, I'm sure that Ovaltine will work just as well.

Your welcome

+Julie Hernandez okay thank you very much

I have tried many ways and after seeing your comment yesterday I tried it, and it works well! I'm pretty sure it's not bad since cornstarch is used in food and foundation is used for makeup, so I'm pretty sure your good in that!

+David Reid :)

Just saying you can but... it's going to be like a foundation mostly.

+crysTAL Lewis I hope it works for you! I am allergic to many natural things (sunflower, almond, barley) so I have a hard time whether chemicals or natural! This is finally one that worked for me - I hope you love it like I do!

Well I was my face with Raw Honey im on a raw/organic skincare routine I don't use any chemicals and my acne has cleared up so I just didn't want to add anything that wont agree with my skin and make me break out. :) Thank You I will give this a try

+crysTAL Lewis Yes I've had more luck with natural than store-bought and all the extra ingredients. Another tip is to use tea tree essential oil in your facial cleaner if you don't yet!

+simplenaturalhealthy ok thankyou I made it.

+Renee Peace Infinity You might see it called Arrowroot Flour instead of Arrowroot Powder - it's the same thing. But if you can't find it - cornstarch is the perfect substitute!!

+Atiraira Watene I get it from Amazon (you can use any brand, just search by arrowroot) - or ask at a health store (I didn't realize my local one had it but they did) - but you can also use non-gmo cornstarch!

+Helen L Hi, great question! Some use ground cinnamon or nutmeg, or a combination of both with the cocoa or cocao powder. For a bit of yellow I've heard of some using goldenseal powder or tumeric (mentioned it tingled the first few days though) or calendula has had great reviews. Some like ginger as well. For a bit of pink some add a touch of the beetroot powder that I use for blush. I make many shades at once (lighter for concealer, medium for foundation, darker for bronzer). I hope that helps - it's a bit of an experiment at first to find your skin color!

Haha it is dutch

Sommige mensen vinden t fijn om het aan te brengen als het wat luchtiger. Essence heeft bijvoorbeeld ook mousse foundation vast in hun assortiment

+Deveney Huys mij dus ook =)

My god, super goed idee. Lijkt me super fijn om aan te brengen

Goed idee

+Deveney Huys hopelijk doet ze het ook

Goed idee, lijkt me fijn om aan te brengen❤️