How To Make Hibiscus Lip Balm at Dorothy Miriam blog

How To Make Hibiscus Lip Balm. You can infuse the oil quickly by placing the oil and flowers in a double. Pour into lip balm tins or tubes. I’m really happy with it! This recipe for tinted lip balm is really interesting in my opinion because of the fact that it uses natural colorings like organic beet root powder or hibiscus powder in order to tint the product. Remove from heat carefully (it will be hot!). Instructions in a double boiler or small glass bowl (i used a glass measuring cup) over a small pot of boiling water, melt beeswax, shea butter and. (i use a glass pyrex® mixing bowl in a saucepan of boiling water.) once melted, add the infused sweet almond oil. Start by infusing the sweet almond oil with the dried chamomile. Allow to cool completely and then cap. It gives the perfect hibiscus color, which is. Melt beeswax and cocoa butter in a double boiler. In a double boiler or small glass bowl (i used a glass measuring cup) over a small pot of boiling water, melt beeswax, shea butter and. Remove the oil mixture from the heat and add the beeswax. You can definitely use a lot of different pigments to make tinted lip balm, and i decided to go with this mica powder. Discard the hibiscus baggie (makes great compost!).

Instructions in a double boiler or small glass bowl (i used a glass measuring cup) over a small pot of boiling water, melt beeswax, shea butter and. Pour into lip balm tins or tubes. Melt beeswax and cocoa butter in a double boiler. Start by infusing the sweet almond oil with the dried chamomile. It gives the perfect hibiscus color, which is. (i use a glass pyrex® mixing bowl in a saucepan of boiling water.) once melted, add the infused sweet almond oil. I’m really happy with it! You can definitely use a lot of different pigments to make tinted lip balm, and i decided to go with this mica powder. You can infuse the oil quickly by placing the oil and flowers in a double. Remove the oil mixture from the heat and add the beeswax.

Hibiscus Flower Lip Balm, Organic Shea Butter Moisturizer, Unscented

How To Make Hibiscus Lip Balm Remove from heat carefully (it will be hot!). In a double boiler or small glass bowl (i used a glass measuring cup) over a small pot of boiling water, melt beeswax, shea butter and. It gives the perfect hibiscus color, which is. Pour into lip balm tins or tubes. Start by infusing the sweet almond oil with the dried chamomile. You can infuse the oil quickly by placing the oil and flowers in a double. This recipe for tinted lip balm is really interesting in my opinion because of the fact that it uses natural colorings like organic beet root powder or hibiscus powder in order to tint the product. Instructions in a double boiler or small glass bowl (i used a glass measuring cup) over a small pot of boiling water, melt beeswax, shea butter and. Melt beeswax and cocoa butter in a double boiler. Remove from heat carefully (it will be hot!). Allow to cool completely and then cap. I’m really happy with it! You can definitely use a lot of different pigments to make tinted lip balm, and i decided to go with this mica powder. Discard the hibiscus baggie (makes great compost!). Remove the oil mixture from the heat and add the beeswax. (i use a glass pyrex® mixing bowl in a saucepan of boiling water.) once melted, add the infused sweet almond oil.