Natural mascara

You can make your own natural mascara with just a few ingredients. Here are 2 natural mascara recipes with activated charcoal and shea or with egg yolk.

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Want a clean mascara that gives you long, full, gorgeous lashes without the dreaded raccoon eyes? I tested 11 natural mascara brands and found 2 that I LOVE.

Homemade mascara that doesn't smear, smudge, or contain any harmful ingredients. Add all ingredients to a small saucepan over medium heat.

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How to make a natural mascara using 5 ingredients; activated charcoal, bentonite clay, glycerin, aloe vera, and beeswax.

Create your own lengthening mascara with the power of activated charcoal and soothing aloe vera! This DIY recipe is perfect for those looking to enhance their lashes naturally. Say goodbye to clumpy mascaras and hello to long, defined lashes with this easy homemade beauty hack. Get ready to bat those beautiful lashes with confidence!

Homemade mascara is a easy and effective way to give you thicker, longer, and darker lashes. Whip up this DIY mascara recipe has just a few ingredients.

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From homemade cereal and pudding cups to DIY makeup and body scrubs, making things ourselves takes more time, more effort, and even learning new skills. It's worth every moment as you begin to understand that what goes on your body also goes in it. I heard somewhere that it only takes 26 seconds for anything you put on your skin to be absorbed into your bloodstream. So lotions, soaps, makeup, perfume... It's all making its way inside. That makes you think, doesn’t it?