Guest guest Posted May 29, 2006 Report Share Posted May 29, 2006 Wow, I'd love to know that too! Judy In a message dated 5/29/2006 8:39:26 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, raineluvsj writes: My daughter was asking me how to make black eye shadow, eye liner, and mascara. Any ideas? -Raine berrywell wrote: > I have been thinking about how to replace the gelatin with something > vegan, too. I thinks I am going to try it with agar. I will let you > know how it works. Last night I made lip gloss, tinted with > dehydrated beet powder! Beet powder mixed with cornstarch makes a > nice blush, too! > Brenda Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 30, 2006 Report Share Posted May 30, 2006 Sorry, but these ingredients don't look so non-toxic to me. Talc, listed below in some of the " recipes " is a carcinogen. Judy _www.rawfoodsnewsmagazine.com_ (http://www.rawfoodsnewsmagazine.com) In a message dated 5/29/2006 10:54:16 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, aromatic_wings writes: > > In a message dated 5/29/2006 8:39:26 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, > raineluvsj writes: > > My daughter was asking me how to make black eye shadow, eye liner, and > mascara. Any ideas? > > -Raine > I have only worn mascara but when I do it seems that my eyes get irritated alot. so I wanted to find a formula I could make myself. I asked a friend of mine and here are a few recipes she gave me. ___________ Here ya go! Its a very easy recipe to make! And fun because your incontrol of what goes in it. :0) -------------------------- FYI! ALL eye cosmetics such as mascaras and liners should be tossed out after 30 days wheather you buy it or make your own Mascara. This will be enough for about two tubes, I finally have it the way I like it. 1Teasp. Sorbitan Monostearate 1 teasp unrefined shea butter 1teasp olive oil 1 teasp. beeswax 1 teasp candelilla wax put in microwave to melt, watch it close tho so it does not get too hot and boil over. Add 3 teasp hot distilled water 1 teasp glycerin 1 teasp. gum arabic 1/8 teasp provitamin B 4 drops Germaben ll I then used jojoba by the drop to get it to the consistancy I liked to go on with my brush... this takes experimenting. Added about a teasp of pigment of your choice. I used brown and black...thus brown/black mascara. Dee --------------------------- Then here are a few more..... -------------------------- MASCARA! part a. 1 tbls. distilled water 1 tsp. peg-7 glyceryl cocoate 10 drops glycerin part b. 1-1/2 tsp. cornstarch 1/2 tsp. talc 1/2 tsp. black oxide or brown oxide or any other color you want to make. or go wild with some ultra marine blue oxide! part c. 1 tsp. white beesax 1/2 tsp. carnuba wax 1/4 tsp. gum arabic 1/4 tsp. golden jojoba part d. 5 drops provitamin B5 2 drops preservative combine part a and heat in a glass jar then shake well. add part b to part a. stir well while heating to 170 degree in a hot water bath. during this time combine part c. to melt slowly in another glass container until its homogenous. now add part c. to parts a & b. and stir untill its homogenized. finally add part d and stir well. fill mascare tubes, do not cap until, fully cool, put in a stand up container so they do not tip over. makes 2 mascaras. I LOVE THIS MASCARA AND ONLY USE IT NOW DAYS! AND GUESS WHAT, NO EYE ALLERGIES EITHER! -------------------- we carry everythng listed to make these with. you may also add some pearl mics for a shimmery mascara, stay away for micas with sparkle, but pearls look beautiful, yes even on ageing skin types, they perk up the eyes! just sub alittle mica in place of part of the oxide. just a pinch,. some blue mica with black gives you a very sexy blue black color. some copper with brown is another sexy look. use some silver or grey with the black for a charcoal shade. these are only limited by your imagination! http://sweettreats.8k.com/contact.html AGAIN-THESE ARE NOT MY FORMULAS, BUT WERE SENT TO MY GROUP TO USE. --------- Liquid Eye Liner! part A. 4 tsp. distilled water 1/2 tsp. peg-7 glyceryl cocoate 10 drops glycerin or sorbitol part B. 1/8 tsp. talc, 1/4 tsp. brown or black oxide or go wild with green or blue. 1/4 tsp. black oxide this is a espresso color. so for other single color oxides use 1/2 tsp. or for a mica look forget the oxides and use this 1/8 tsp. talc 2-1/2 tsp. gold mica or any other non glitter color part C. pinch of xanthum gum part D. 1/4 tsp. sorbitan stearate 1/16 tsp. polysorbate 60 1/16 tsp. cetyl alcohol part E. 4 drops preservative combine part A in a glass container and stir well. add part B. to part A. stir well. then add part C. and heat to 150 degrees in a double boiler.melt slowly untill its all melted well but do not overheat or go over the 150 degrees. now add part D. to the mixture and stir untill is homogenous. now add part E. and stir well. fill eyeliner containers, thats it! makes 3/4oz of mixture. I LOVE THIS LINER-ITS REALLY THE BEST! ---------------------- These recipes can not be altered, we tried, the end results were terrible. So please stay with in the realms for the best end results. Best preservatives for eye cosmetics is indispute, so type in cosmetic grade preservatives and make your own desions about this matter. Im allergic to parabens so i choice not to use them, as most people with eye allergies are. its not the ingreadiants but rather the preservatives making our eyes water and hurt. The same applys to scents, its not the scents, but rather the chemical additives to cut them with. So be an informed consumor, And make your own choices instead of someone else doing it for you! Thats the glory of making your own cosmetics, your in 100% control at all times reguarding what you do or dont use in them. Your safety is your own hands, And frankly where it should be, And not at some cosmetic company telling us whats best for us! We know our bodies better then anyone else does. This is our advantage over them... Be safe not sorry. HTH-Linda :0) http://sweettreats.8k.com/contact.html ------------------------ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 30, 2006 Report Share Posted May 30, 2006 > > In a message dated 5/29/2006 8:39:26 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, > raineluvsj writes: > > My daughter was asking me how to make black eye shadow, eye liner, and > mascara. Any ideas? > > -Raine > I have only worn mascara but when I do it seems that my eyes get irritated alot. so I wanted to find a formula I could make myself. I asked a friend of mine and here are a few recipes she gave me. ___________ Here ya go! Its a very easy recipe to make! And fun because your incontrol of what goes in it. :0) -------------------------- FYI! ALL eye cosmetics such as mascaras and liners should be tossed out after 30 days wheather you buy it or make your own Mascara. This will be enough for about two tubes, I finally have it the way I like it. 1Teasp. Sorbitan Monostearate 1 teasp unrefined shea butter 1teasp olive oil 1 teasp. beeswax 1 teasp candelilla wax put in microwave to melt, watch it close tho so it does not get too hot and boil over. Add 3 teasp hot distilled water 1 teasp glycerin 1 teasp. gum arabic 1/8 teasp provitamin B 4 drops Germaben ll I then used jojoba by the drop to get it to the consistancy I liked to go on with my brush... this takes experimenting. Added about a teasp of pigment of your choice. I used brown and black...thus brown/black mascara. Dee --------------------------- Then here are a few more..... -------------------------- MASCARA! part a. 1 tbls. distilled water 1 tsp. peg-7 glyceryl cocoate 10 drops glycerin part b. 1-1/2 tsp. cornstarch 1/2 tsp. talc 1/2 tsp. black oxide or brown oxide or any other color you want to make. or go wild with some ultra marine blue oxide! part c. 1 tsp. white beesax 1/2 tsp. carnuba wax 1/4 tsp. gum arabic 1/4 tsp. golden jojoba part d. 5 drops provitamin B5 2 drops preservative combine part a and heat in a glass jar then shake well. add part b to part a. stir well while heating to 170 degree in a hot water bath. during this time combine part c. to melt slowly in another glass container until its homogenous. now add part c. to parts a & b. and stir untill its homogenized. finally add part d and stir well. fill mascare tubes, do not cap until, fully cool, put in a stand up container so they do not tip over. makes 2 mascaras. I LOVE THIS MASCARA AND ONLY USE IT NOW DAYS! AND GUESS WHAT, NO EYE ALLERGIES EITHER! -------------------- we carry everythng listed to make these with. you may also add some pearl mics for a shimmery mascara, stay away for micas with sparkle, but pearls look beautiful, yes even on ageing skin types, they perk up the eyes! just sub alittle mica in place of part of the oxide. just a pinch,. some blue mica with black gives you a very sexy blue black color. some copper with brown is another sexy look. use some silver or grey with the black for a charcoal shade. these are only limited by your imagination! http://sweettreats.8k.com/contact.html AGAIN-THESE ARE NOT MY FORMULAS, BUT WERE SENT TO MY GROUP TO USE. --------- Liquid Eye Liner! part A. 4 tsp. distilled water 1/2 tsp. peg-7 glyceryl cocoate 10 drops glycerin or sorbitol part B. 1/8 tsp. talc, 1/4 tsp. brown or black oxide or go wild with green or blue. 1/4 tsp. black oxide this is a espresso color. so for other single color oxides use 1/2 tsp. or for a mica look forget the oxides and use this 1/8 tsp. talc 2-1/2 tsp. gold mica or any other non glitter color part C. pinch of xanthum gum part D. 1/4 tsp. sorbitan stearate 1/16 tsp. polysorbate 60 1/16 tsp. cetyl alcohol part E. 4 drops preservative combine part A in a glass container and stir well. add part B. to part A. stir well. then add part C. and heat to 150 degrees in a double boiler.melt slowly untill its all melted well but do not overheat or go over the 150 degrees. now add part D. to the mixture and stir untill is homogenous. now add part E. and stir well. fill eyeliner containers, thats it! makes 3/4oz of mixture. I LOVE THIS LINER-ITS REALLY THE BEST! ---------------------- These recipes can not be altered, we tried, the end results were terrible. So please stay with in the realms for the best end results. Best preservatives for eye cosmetics is indispute, so type in cosmetic grade preservatives and make your own desions about this matter. Im allergic to parabens so i choice not to use them, as most people with eye allergies are. its not the ingreadiants but rather the preservatives making our eyes water and hurt. The same applys to scents, its not the scents, but rather the chemical additives to cut them with. So be an informed consumor, And make your own choices instead of someone else doing it for you! Thats the glory of making your own cosmetics, your in 100% control at all times reguarding what you do or dont use in them. Your safety is your own hands, And frankly where it should be, And not at some cosmetic company telling us whats best for us! We know our bodies better then anyone else does. This is our advantage over them... Be safe not sorry. HTH-Linda :0) http://sweettreats.8k.com/contact.html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 30, 2006 Report Share Posted May 30, 2006 Hi Can you post how to make theses make up products for the benefit of all of us. Thank-you Chava rawfood [rawfood ]On Behalf Of vegwriter Tuesday, May 30, 2006 2:41 AM rawfood Re: [Raw Food] making eye makeup Wow, I'd love to know that too! Judy In a message dated 5/29/2006 8:39:26 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, raineluvsj writes: My daughter was asking me how to make black eye shadow, eye liner, and mascara. Any ideas? -Raine berrywell wrote: > I have been thinking about how to replace the gelatin with something > vegan, too. I thinks I am going to try it with agar. I will let you > know how it works. Last night I made lip gloss, tinted with > dehydrated beet powder! Beet powder mixed with cornstarch makes a > nice blush, too! > Brenda Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 30, 2006 Report Share Posted May 30, 2006 I did toy with the thought of dying eyelashes with indigo, but decided it probably wasn't safe to use that close to the eyes. -Raine vegwriter wrote: > > Wow, I'd love to know that too! > > Judy > > In a message dated 5/29/2006 8:39:26 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, > raineluvsj writes: > > My daughter was asking me how to make black eye shadow, eye liner, and > mascara. Any ideas? > > > ------ > -- Join our club and swap paperback books for FREE - PaperBackSwap.com <http://www.paperbackswap.com/index.php?n=2 & r_by=raineluvsj > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 30, 2006 Report Share Posted May 30, 2006 rawfood , vegwriter wrote: > > > Sorry, but these ingredients don't look so non-toxic to me. Talc, listed > below in some of the " recipes " is a carcinogen. > > Judy > You can use arrow root instead Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 30, 2006 Report Share Posted May 30, 2006 If you're interested in *buying* safe, 100% natural cosmetics, check out www.GreenLifeOrganics.com - most of the ingredients are certified organic *Mascara ingredients* (87% Organic Product) : Organic aloe vera (aloe barbadensis) leaf juice Organic sugar-cane ethanol Black iron oxide Organic jojoba (simmondsia chinensis) seed oil Organic unrefined beeswax (cera alba) Natural gum (sclerotium rolfsii) Organic shea (butyrospermum parkii) fruit butter Non-gmo lecithin Organic rose (rosa damascena) essential oil On 5/29/06, vegwriter <vegwriter wrote: > > > Sorry, but these ingredients don't look so non-toxic to me. Talc, listed > below in some of the " recipes " is a carcinogen. > > Judy > _www.rawfoodsnewsmagazine.com_ (http://www.rawfoodsnewsmagazine.com) > > In a message dated 5/29/2006 10:54:16 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, > > aromatic_wings writes: > > > > > > In a message dated 5/29/2006 8:39:26 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, > > raineluvsj writes: > > > > My daughter was asking me how to make black eye shadow, eye liner, > and > > mascara. Any ideas? > > > > -Raine > > > > I have only worn mascara but when I do it seems that my eyes get > irritated alot. so I wanted to find a formula I could make myself. I > asked a friend of mine and here are a few recipes she gave me. > ___________ > > Here ya go! > Its a very easy recipe to make! And fun because your incontrol of > what goes in it. :0) > -------------------------- > FYI! ALL eye cosmetics such as mascaras and liners should be tossed > out after 30 days wheather you buy it or make your own Mascara. > > This will be enough for about two tubes, I finally have it the way I > like it. > > 1Teasp. Sorbitan Monostearate > 1 teasp unrefined shea butter > 1teasp olive oil > 1 teasp. beeswax > 1 teasp candelilla wax > put in microwave to melt, watch it close tho so it does not get too > hot and > boil over. > Add > 3 teasp hot distilled water > 1 teasp glycerin > 1 teasp. gum arabic > 1/8 teasp provitamin B > 4 drops Germaben ll > I then used jojoba by the drop to get it to the consistancy I liked > to go on with my brush... this takes experimenting. > Added about a teasp of pigment of your choice. I used brown and > black...thus brown/black mascara. > > Dee > --------------------------- > Then here are a few more..... > -------------------------- > MASCARA! > part a. > 1 tbls. distilled water > 1 tsp. peg-7 glyceryl cocoate > 10 drops glycerin > > part b. > 1-1/2 tsp. cornstarch > 1/2 tsp. talc > 1/2 tsp. black oxide or brown oxide > or any other color you want to make. > or go wild with some ultra marine blue oxide! > > part c. > 1 tsp. white beesax > 1/2 tsp. carnuba wax > 1/4 tsp. gum arabic > 1/4 tsp. golden jojoba > > part d. > 5 drops provitamin B5 > 2 drops preservative > > combine part a and heat in a glass jar then shake well. > > add part b to part a. stir well while heating to 170 degree in a hot > water bath. > > during this time combine part c. to melt slowly in another glass > container until its homogenous. > > now add part c. to parts a & b. and stir untill its homogenized. > > finally add part d and stir well. > > fill mascare tubes, do not cap until, fully cool, put in a stand up > container so they do not tip over. > makes 2 mascaras. > > I LOVE THIS MASCARA AND ONLY USE IT NOW DAYS! AND GUESS WHAT, NO EYE > ALLERGIES EITHER! > -------------------- > we carry everythng listed to make these with. > you may also add some pearl mics for a shimmery mascara, stay away > for micas with sparkle, but pearls look beautiful, yes even on ageing > skin types, they perk up the eyes! > just sub alittle mica in place of part of the oxide. just a pinch,. > some blue mica with black gives you a very sexy blue black color. > some copper with brown is another sexy look. use some silver or grey > with the black for a charcoal shade. > these are only limited by your imagination! > > http://sweettreats.8k.com/contact.html > > AGAIN-THESE ARE NOT MY FORMULAS, BUT WERE SENT TO MY GROUP TO USE. > --------- > Liquid Eye Liner! > > part A. > 4 tsp. distilled water > 1/2 tsp. peg-7 glyceryl cocoate > 10 drops glycerin or sorbitol > > part B. > 1/8 tsp. talc, > 1/4 tsp. brown or black oxide or go wild with green or blue. > 1/4 tsp. black oxide > this is a espresso color. > so for other single color oxides use 1/2 tsp. > or for a mica look forget the oxides and use this > 1/8 tsp. talc > 2-1/2 tsp. gold mica or any other non glitter color > > part C. > pinch of xanthum gum > > part D. > 1/4 tsp. sorbitan stearate > 1/16 tsp. polysorbate 60 > 1/16 tsp. cetyl alcohol > > part E. > 4 drops preservative > > combine part A in a glass container and stir well. > > add part B. to part A. stir well. then add part C. and heat to 150 > degrees in a double boiler.melt slowly untill its all melted well but > do not overheat or go over the 150 degrees. > > now add part D. to the mixture and stir untill is homogenous. > > now add part E. and stir well. > > fill eyeliner containers, thats it! makes 3/4oz of mixture. > > I LOVE THIS LINER-ITS REALLY THE BEST! > ---------------------- > These recipes can not be altered, we tried, the end results were > terrible. > So please stay with in the realms for the best end results. > > Best preservatives for eye cosmetics is indispute, so type in > cosmetic grade preservatives and make your own desions about this > matter. > > Im allergic to parabens so i choice not to use them, as most people > with eye allergies are. its not the ingreadiants but rather the > preservatives making our eyes water and hurt. > > The same applys to scents, its not the scents, but rather the > chemical additives to cut them with. > > So be an informed consumor, And make your own choices instead of > someone else doing it for you! > > Thats the glory of making your own cosmetics, your in 100% control at > all times reguarding what you do or dont use in them. > > Your safety is your own hands, And frankly where it should be, And > not at some cosmetic company telling us whats best for us! > We know our bodies better then anyone else does. > This is our advantage over them... > Be safe not sorry. > HTH-Linda :0) > http://sweettreats.8k.com/contact.html > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 31, 2006 Report Share Posted May 31, 2006 Thanks very much. I wish I could use this mascara product, but I'm allergic to soy and it contains lecithin. Many natural cosmetics and shampoos contain soy in one form or another, and that's a problem for me. (I'm allergic to soy, wheat, carrots and dairy.) Judy In a message dated 5/30/2006 10:07:56 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, greenlifeorganics writes: If you're interested in *buying* safe, 100% natural cosmetics, check out www.GreenLifeOrganics.com - most of the ingredients are certified organic *Mascara ingredients* (87% Organic Product) : Organic aloe vera (aloe barbadensis) leaf juice Organic sugar-cane ethanol Black iron oxide Organic jojoba (simmondsia chinensis) seed oil Organic unrefined beeswax (cera alba) Natural gum (sclerotium rolfsii) Organic shea (butyrospermum parkii) fruit butter Non-gmo lecithin Organic rose (rosa damascena) essential oil On 5/29/06, vegwriter <vegwriter wrote: > > > Sorry, but these ingredients don't look so non-toxic to me. Talc, listed > below in some of the " recipes " is a carcinogen. > > Judy > _www.rawfoodsnewsmagazine.com_ (http://www.rawfoodsnewsmagazine.com) > > In a message dated 5/29/2006 10:54:16 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, > > aromatic_wings writes: > > > > > > In a message dated 5/29/2006 8:39:26 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, > > raineluvsj writes: > > > > My daughter was asking me how to make black eye shadow, eye liner, > and > > mascara. Any ideas? > > > > -Raine > > > > I have only worn mascara but when I do it seems that my eyes get > irritated alot. so I wanted to find a formula I could make myself. I > asked a friend of mine and here are a few recipes she gave me. > ___________ > > Here ya go! > Its a very easy recipe to make! And fun because your incontrol of > what goes in it. :0) > -------------------------- > FYI! ALL eye cosmetics such as mascaras and liners should be tossed > out after 30 days wheather you buy it or make your own Mascara. > > This will be enough for about two tubes, I finally have it the way I > like it. > > 1Teasp. Sorbitan Monostearate > 1 teasp unrefined shea butter > 1teasp olive oil > 1 teasp. beeswax > 1 teasp candelilla wax > put in microwave to melt, watch it close tho so it does not get too > hot and > boil over. > Add > 3 teasp hot distilled water > 1 teasp glycerin > 1 teasp. gum arabic > 1/8 teasp provitamin B > 4 drops Germaben ll > I then used jojoba by the drop to get it to the consistancy I liked > to go on with my brush... this takes experimenting. > Added about a teasp of pigment of your choice. I used brown and > black...thus brown/black mascara. > > Dee > --------------------------- > Then here are a few more..... > -------------------------- > MASCARA! > part a. > 1 tbls. distilled water > 1 tsp. peg-7 glyceryl cocoate > 10 drops glycerin > > part b. > 1-1/2 tsp. cornstarch > 1/2 tsp. talc > 1/2 tsp. black oxide or brown oxide > or any other color you want to make. > or go wild with some ultra marine blue oxide! > > part c. > 1 tsp. white beesax > 1/2 tsp. carnuba wax > 1/4 tsp. gum arabic > 1/4 tsp. golden jojoba > > part d. > 5 drops provitamin B5 > 2 drops preservative > > combine part a and heat in a glass jar then shake well. > > add part b to part a. stir well while heating to 170 degree in a hot > water bath. > > during this time combine part c. to melt slowly in another glass > container until its homogenous. > > now add part c. to parts a & b. and stir untill its homogenized. > > finally add part d and stir well. > > fill mascare tubes, do not cap until, fully cool, put in a stand up > container so they do not tip over. > makes 2 mascaras. > > I LOVE THIS MASCARA AND ONLY USE IT NOW DAYS! AND GUESS WHAT, NO EYE > ALLERGIES EITHER! > -------------------- > we carry everythng listed to make these with. > you may also add some pearl mics for a shimmery mascara, stay away > for micas with sparkle, but pearls look beautiful, yes even on ageing > skin types, they perk up the eyes! > just sub alittle mica in place of part of the oxide. just a pinch,. > some blue mica with black gives you a very sexy blue black color. > some copper with brown is another sexy look. use some silver or grey > with the black for a charcoal shade. > these are only limited by your imagination! > > http://sweettreats.8k.com/contact.html > > AGAIN-THESE ARE NOT MY FORMULAS, BUT WERE SENT TO MY GROUP TO USE. > --------- > Liquid Eye Liner! > > part A. > 4 tsp. distilled water > 1/2 tsp. peg-7 glyceryl cocoate > 10 drops glycerin or sorbitol > > part B. > 1/8 tsp. talc, > 1/4 tsp. brown or black oxide or go wild with green or blue. > 1/4 tsp. black oxide > this is a espresso color. > so for other single color oxides use 1/2 tsp. > or for a mica look forget the oxides and use this > 1/8 tsp. talc > 2-1/2 tsp. gold mica or any other non glitter color > > part C. > pinch of xanthum gum > > part D. > 1/4 tsp. sorbitan stearate > 1/16 tsp. polysorbate 60 > 1/16 tsp. cetyl alcohol > > part E. > 4 drops preservative > > combine part A in a glass container and stir well. > > add part B. to part A. stir well. then add part C. and heat to 150 > degrees in a double boiler.melt slowly untill its all melted well but > do not overheat or go over the 150 degrees. > > now add part D. to the mixture and stir untill is homogenous. > > now add part E. and stir well. > > fill eyeliner containers, thats it! makes 3/4oz of mixture. > > I LOVE THIS LINER-ITS REALLY THE BEST! > ---------------------- > These recipes can not be altered, we tried, the end results were > terrible. > So please stay with in the realms for the best end results. > > Best preservatives for eye cosmetics is indispute, so type in > cosmetic grade preservatives and make your own desions about this > matter. > > Im allergic to parabens so i choice not to use them, as most people > with eye allergies are. its not the ingreadiants but rather the > preservatives making our eyes water and hurt. > > The same applys to scents, its not the scents, but rather the > chemical additives to cut them with. > > So be an informed consumor, And make your own choices instead of > someone else doing it for you! > > Thats the glory of making your own cosmetics, your in 100% control at > all times reguarding what you do or dont use in them. > > Your safety is your own hands, And frankly where it should be, And > not at some cosmetic company telling us whats best for us! > We know our bodies better then anyone else does. > This is our advantage over them... > Be safe not sorry. > HTH-Linda :0) > http://sweettreats.8k.com/contact.html > Links > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > SPONSORED LINKS > Raw food diet</gads?t=ms & k=Raw+food+diet & w1=Raw+food+diet & w2=Gabri\ el+cousens & w3=Food+enzymes & w4=David+wolfe & w5=Vegetarian+diet & w 6=Vegetarian+recipes & c=6 & s=120 & .sig=zSG9VAUiNtOVQABPBzN_eQ> Gabriel > cousens</gads?t=ms & k=Gabriel+cousens & w1=Raw+food+diet & w2=\ Gabriel+cousens & w3=Food+enzymes & w4=David+wolfe & w5=Vegetarian+diet & w6=Vege tarian+recipes & c=6 & s=120 & .sig=c4vs0XLAUU5BLgaZkKz4nw> Food > enzymes</gads?t=ms & k=Food+enzymes & w1=Raw+food+diet & w2=Gab\ riel+cousens & w3=Food+enzymes & w4=David+wolfe & w5=Vegetarian+diet & w6=Vegetar ian+recipes & c=6 & s=120 & .sig=smAcydyZfu_nCDb4nS_q7w> David > wolfe</gads?t=ms & k=David+wolfe & w1=Raw+food+diet & w2=Gabrie\ l+cousens & w3=Food+enzymes & w4=David+wolfe & w5=Vegetarian+diet & w6=Vegetarian +recipes & c=6 & s=120 & .sig=AHdP07hbfgJSWN3o8O9Nxw> Vegetarian > diet</gads?t=ms & k=Vegetarian+diet & w1=Raw+food+diet & w2=Gab\ riel+cousens & w3=Food+enzymes & w4=David+wolfe & w5=Vegetarian+diet & w6=Vegeta rian+recipes & c=6 & s=120 & .sig=_GY3I9dut2EQMsMRzYy9sw> Vegetarian > recipes</gads?t=ms & k=Vegetarian+recipes & w1=Raw+food+diet & \ w2=Gabriel+cousens & w3=Food+enzymes & w4=David+wolfe & w5=Vegetarian+diet & w6=V egetarian+recipes & c=6 & s=120 & .sig=pDAWAGxEvOW3cwbQeEU1QQ> > ------------------------------ > ! 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Guest guest Posted May 31, 2006 Report Share Posted May 31, 2006 When I tried that link it didn't work...any suggestions? Jane Edenfield On May 30, 2006, at 10:18 AM, Kassia & Andrew wrote: > If you're interested in *buying* safe, 100% natural cosmetics, > check out > www.GreenLifeOrganics.com - Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 31, 2006 Report Share Posted May 31, 2006 Hi, Judy Shoot. All of the products are wheat-free, but i didn't realize people are allergic to lecithin, as well. There's got to be one out there for you somewhere! On 5/30/06, vegwriter <vegwriter wrote: > > > Thanks very much. I wish I could use this mascara product, but I'm > allergic > to soy and it contains lecithin. Many natural cosmetics and shampoos > contain > soy in one form or another, and that's a problem for me. (I'm allergic to > > soy, wheat, carrots and dairy.) > > Judy > > In a message dated 5/30/2006 10:07:56 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, > greenlifeorganics writes: > > If you're interested in *buying* safe, 100% natural cosmetics, check out > www.GreenLifeOrganics.com <http://www.greenlifeorganics.com/> - most of > the ingredients are certified organic > > *Mascara ingredients* (87% Organic Product) : > > Organic aloe vera (aloe barbadensis) leaf juice > Organic sugar-cane ethanol > Black iron oxide > Organic jojoba (simmondsia chinensis) seed oil > Organic unrefined beeswax (cera alba) > Natural gum (sclerotium rolfsii) > Organic shea (butyrospermum parkii) fruit butter > Non-gmo lecithin > Organic rose (rosa damascena) essential oil > > -- > Kassia Fiedor & Andrew Lucas > 510.882.4703 or 720.210.4148 > miessence > Certified Organic Skin Care, Hair Care, Health Care & Cosmetic Products > www.GreenLifeOrganics.com > > " Food for your skin, literally! " > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 31, 2006 Report Share Posted May 31, 2006 Here's a radical thought--why not leave off all the " gilding of the lily " and go au naturel? Get out in the sun so your skin will have a (real) healthy glow. Before you go to bed, smooth on some cold pressed coconut oil. Be brave! Let your naked skin hang out! Tommie http://www.rawburchard.blogspot.com rawfood , " Kassia & Andrew " <greenlifeorganics@ ....> wrote: > > Hi, Judy > > Shoot. All of the products are wheat-free, but i didn't realize people are > allergic to lecithin, as well. > > > There's got to be one out there for you somewhere! > > > On 5/30/06, vegwriter <vegwriter wrote: > > > > > > Thanks very much. I wish I could use this mascara product, but I'm > > allergic > > to soy and it contains lecithin. Many natural cosmetics and shampoos > > contain > > soy in one form or another, and that's a problem for me. (I'm allergic to > > > > soy, wheat, carrots and dairy.) > > > > Judy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 31, 2006 Report Share Posted May 31, 2006 It's just that lecithin is soy and soy is a common allergen. In a message dated 5/31/2006 6:33:29 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, greenlifeorganics writes: Hi, Judy Shoot. All of the products are wheat-free, but i didn't realize people are allergic to lecithin, as well. There's got to be one out there for you somewhere! On 5/30/06, vegwriter <vegwriter wrote: > > > Thanks very much. I wish I could use this mascara product, but I'm > allergic > to soy and it contains lecithin. Many natural cosmetics and shampoos > contain > soy in one form or another, and that's a problem for me. (I'm allergic to > > soy, wheat, carrots and dairy.) > > Judy > > In a message dated 5/30/2006 10:07:56 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, > greenlifeorganics writes: > > If you're interested in *buying* safe, 100% natural cosmetics, check out > www.GreenLifeOrganics.com <http://www.greenlifeorganics.com/> - most of > the ingredients are certified organic > > *Mascara ingredients* (87% Organic Product) : > > Organic aloe vera (aloe barbadensis) leaf juice > Organic sugar-cane ethanol > Black iron oxide > Organic jojoba (simmondsia chinensis) seed oil > Organic unrefined beeswax (cera alba) > Natural gum (sclerotium rolfsii) > Organic shea (butyrospermum parkii) fruit butter > Non-gmo lecithin > Organic rose (rosa damascena) essential oil > > -- > Kassia Fiedor & Andrew Lucas > 510.882.4703 or 720.210.4148 > miessence > Certified Organic Skin Care, Hair Care, Health Care & Cosmetic Products > www.GreenLifeOrganics.com > > " Food for your skin, literally! " > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 31, 2006 Report Share Posted May 31, 2006 I've been using the coconut oil now for about a year. It is inexpensive compared to cosmetics and works beautifully. I put some in a smaller glass jar and add vitamin E. Sharon In our hearts we plan our day, but it is God who determines our steps. Proverbs 16:9 Here's a radical thought--why not leave off all the " gilding of the lily " and go au naturel? Get out in the sun so your skin will have a (real) healthy glow. Before you go to bed, smooth on some cold pressed coconut oil. Be brave! Let your naked skin hang out! Tommie <http://www.rawburchard.blogspot.com/> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 1, 2006 Report Share Posted June 1, 2006 Chava wrote: > Can you post how to make theses make up products While I was playing in the files, I noticed that Raine has made files in the Natural Health and Body Care folder on the list's website. Thanks Raine! Go there. See that. Margaret Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 1, 2006 Report Share Posted June 1, 2006 Hi Thank-You Chava rawfood [rawfood ]On Behalf Of Margaret Gamez Thursday, June 01, 2006 1:30 AM rawfood Re: [Raw Food] making eye makeup Chava wrote: > Can you post how to make theses make up products While I was playing in the files, I noticed that Raine has made files in the Natural Health and Body Care folder on the list's website. Thanks Raine! Go there. See that. Margaret Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 1, 2006 Report Share Posted June 1, 2006 Hiya Margaret. That was someone else who posted these gems (named aromatic_wings)- unless there's another Raine. -Raine Margaret Gamez wrote: > While I was playing in the files, I noticed that Raine has made files > in the Natural Health and Body Care folder on the list's website. > Thanks Raine! > > Go there. See that. > Margaret -- Join our club and swap paperback books for FREE - PaperBackSwap.com <http://www.paperbackswap.com/index.php?n=2 & r_by=raineluvsj > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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