Making Lipstick Shade From Cactus Bugs at Charlotte Tracy blog

Making Lipstick Shade From Cactus Bugs. About press copyright contact us creators advertise developers terms privacy policy & safety how youtube works test new features. Found on the prickly pods of the cactus leaf, the insects are killed by immersion in hot water, exposure to sunlight or heat of an oven and then dried. These little critters play a big role in the story. Video shows manufacturing process of lipstick from dye made out of cochineal insects. Excreting a natural red dye, the color can then be changed using a variety of minerals for desired effect. There's an fascinating book called the perfect red, that delves into the history of the color red. The tiny bugs get their color by thriving on the plant's bright red cactus berries, which are scattered across the leaves. What if we told you that your lipstick may contain crushed bugs?

The tiny bugs get their color by thriving on the plant's bright red cactus berries, which are scattered across the leaves. Excreting a natural red dye, the color can then be changed using a variety of minerals for desired effect. There's an fascinating book called the perfect red, that delves into the history of the color red. These little critters play a big role in the story. Video shows manufacturing process of lipstick from dye made out of cochineal insects. What if we told you that your lipstick may contain crushed bugs? About press copyright contact us creators advertise developers terms privacy policy & safety how youtube works test new features. Found on the prickly pods of the cactus leaf, the insects are killed by immersion in hot water, exposure to sunlight or heat of an oven and then dried.

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Making Lipstick Shade From Cactus Bugs Video shows manufacturing process of lipstick from dye made out of cochineal insects. The tiny bugs get their color by thriving on the plant's bright red cactus berries, which are scattered across the leaves. What if we told you that your lipstick may contain crushed bugs? Video shows manufacturing process of lipstick from dye made out of cochineal insects. Excreting a natural red dye, the color can then be changed using a variety of minerals for desired effect. About press copyright contact us creators advertise developers terms privacy policy & safety how youtube works test new features. These little critters play a big role in the story. There's an fascinating book called the perfect red, that delves into the history of the color red. Found on the prickly pods of the cactus leaf, the insects are killed by immersion in hot water, exposure to sunlight or heat of an oven and then dried.