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All-Natural Mineral Lip Gloss by Rageism Beauty
Lip gloss is a small yet empowering addition to your makeup, as it can easily change your look from a soft matte type to a glossy vibrant one! Lip gloss has a subtle hint of colour and a bright sheen to it, which counterbalances to bright eye makeup. This is why you may consider using lip gloss instead of lipstick with any bold makeup looks. Lipstick tends to be much darker and more pigmented than lip gloss and allows you to achieve a playful or polished look depending on how you use it. Instead, lip gloss is much more subtle, suitable to be worn both during the day and night – and perfect for any occasion.
Lip gloss is one of the simplest and most helpful makeup tools you’ll ever use. So, what could possibly be better than lip gloss? Natural mineral lip gloss! A few years ago, organic and clean makeup products were unpopular and hard to get, and very few people even cared to glance at the ingredients before buying their makeup. Gladly, today there are many non-toxic and natural products out there for you to choose from. They’re as effective as any makeup and, at the same time, are so much better for your skin than unnatural products. Mineral makeup and lip gloss are essentially makeup and skincare fused together.
Making the switch to cleaner beauty is a great decision and one that your skin will thank you for later. Mineral makeup is where you should start. Mineral lip glosses and other lip products such as mineral lip liner and mineral lip scrub are all essentials for your makeup bag. At this point, you may be wondering what the difference is between regular makeup and mineral makeup. Quite simply, it is the ingredients each set of makeup contains. Mineral makeup doesn’t contain any dyes, chemicals, and synthetic fragrances that other types of makeup do, meaning that it is much gentler on your skin. It is also considered to be safer than other types of makeup.
Natural makeup remover is a product that you should definitely consider adding to your collection of makeup. Liquid makeup remover is usually much more effective than makeup remover wipes. Only a little bit of solution is required to remove a vast amount of makeup – so, this normally proves to be much cheaper in the long run. Natural makeup remover, such as our all-natural Luna Oil, removes your makeup while also cleansing and hydrating your skin, holding double the benefits any other makeup removers have!
If you have mature skin, this is definitely the makeup remover for you, as many other makeup removers can be quite harsh on the skin, causing it to dry out excessively. But nutritious oil-based makeup remover can graciously brush away your makeup without any need for harsh scrubbing, resulting in healthy skin. Applying our natural makeup remover is simple. All you need to do is apply a few pumps of it to either wet or dry skin. Then you just gently massage it in – and, after that, remove makeup using damp cloths, cotton balls, or cotton pads. This makeup remover is safe to use around your eyes and lips, as it holds properties that nourish your skin. It is suitable for all skin types and can be used both during the morning and at night. Most other makeup removers are also used in a similar manner. Just remember to check their ingredients and application methods first to ensure that it is suitable for your skin type and can be used around sensitive areas.
Our all-natural Luna Oil is crafted with natural, pure ingredients that are specifically good for mature skin. Ingredients include apricot kernel oil, macadamia oil, jojoba oil, vitamins E, C, and A, and sweet orange essential oil. These ingredients are great for nourishing your skin, improving your skin tone, and maintaining its softness. They all hold properties that are essential to keeping your skin happy - and removing every spot of makeup.
When you’re looking for a natural makeup remover, you should keep an eye out for those with natural ingredients such as castor oil, sweet almond oil, and grapeseed oil. These ingredients hold many benefits for your skin. Grapeseed oil, for example, is great for moisturising dehydrated and dull skin. It can also create a more even skin tone and smooth over the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines. This is because it contains vitamin E and linoleic acid, ingredients that help the skin to retain its moisture while also protecting it from potential environmental damage.
Also, make sure to look for makeup removers that are suitable for all skin types or are specifically crafted for your skin type, whether it be sensitive skin, acne-prone skin, oily skin, or combination skin. Makeup removers that are specifically made for your skin type are more likely to meet your needs. So, if you have oily skin, your makeup remover will be oil cleansing and will reduce any excess oil you may have.
Your eyes are one of the most sensitive parts of your face and can be easily irritated if you’re not careful. Also, you may have to deal with leftover eye makeup if you do not use an effective makeup remover - so properly removing eye makeup is important! If you wear makeup regularly, it would be best to consider grabbing a makeup remover specifically made for eye makeup, especially for products such as waterproof mascaras.
Applying eye makeup remover is quite similar to how you apply regular makeup remover. Simply start by applying the cleansing gel or makeup remover to your eyes, and then add warm water to your cleansing cloths, which can be used to gently rub the remover in. It is recommended to do so in circular motions. Strong makeup removers such as eye makeup remover should be able to gently remove even the most stubborn makeup.
If your skin feels a little gross after using some makeup remover, you may consider using some natural products such as shea butter, aloe vera gel, or rose cleansing water. These care products can be a great addition to your beauty routines. Exfoliating scrubs can also be used for further cleansing to get rid of dead skin cells and to help unclog pores.
DIY natural makeup removers can be a great option if you’re into natural living and natural beauty, or just if you’re looking to try something new! There are many beauty DIYs tutorials, DIY makeup remover recipes and DIY makeup remover wipes available online to assist you when creating your natural DIY makeup remover. Wellness Mama also has a lot of great resources on their site that can help you remove makeup naturally.
To use witch hazel, simply mix equal parts of water and witch hazel. Then, apply the liquid to some cotton rounds and to your face using the same methods you would while using other makeup removers. To use coconut oil, measure out ¼ cup of solid coconut oil and then pour into a bowl. If you want to loosen up your coconut, rub it in your hands. Then, use a whisk or electric mixer to whip the coconut oil until it turns fluffy. It should take you around 1 to 2 minutes. Afterwards, add in a ¼ cup of olive oil and repeat until this mixture is well combined. This should take around 1 to 2 minutes again. Now, you’re done! The mixture should be looking runny at this point.
Ensure to test out your homemade makeup remover on a small area of skin before directly applying it to your skin, to ensure that it does not irritate your skin and works on your skin type and with the makeup you’re using.
Micellar cleansing water can be another viable option for removing your makeup! Micellar water is usually used as a facial cleansing natural product, as it has been found to effectively remove oil and dirt. Just keep in mind that this product is not recommended if you have skin that is prone to breakouts, as the water leaves a surface residue on your skin which can block pores and disrupt oil production, breaking your skins natural layering. So, as always, make sure that you test this out on a small area of your skin to see if micellar water works well for you.
Regularly cleansing the skin is an important process you can’t skip. However, as important as it is to cleanse your skin, it’s equally important to not overdo it! Even if you don’t wear makeup, it’s recommended to cleanse your face every few days to remove any last traces of dirt, pollution, excess oil, and dead skin cells from your face. If these unwanted bits are left on your skin, they may contribute to breakouts, ageing, and dehydration.
There are many certified organic facial cleansers and cleansing balms that you can use for regular skin cleansing - or after a long day of wearing makeup! Some options may include the Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser or CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser. Before using any cleanser, make sure that it works on sensitive skin types – or is suitable for the skin type that you have. This will help you avoid any irritation and will thoroughly cleanse your skin, leaving it feeling great!
Properly removing makeup is also important for preventing breakouts. Good natural makeup removers include such ingredients as olive oil, argan oil, and other essential oils that give your skin the best chance to prosper. Great ingredients can also be found in all-natural makeup removers, which are a great choice if you wear heavy or professional makeup. Natural eye makeup removers are equally as important, as they remove eye makeup gently yet thoroughly. To remove eye makeup, use your cleansing wipes or cloth to gently apply the remover to your eyes and then carefully rub in a circular motion until all the makeup has been removed.
While looking into natural makeup products, you may also be interested in seeing how you can further expand your natural lifestyle. You might want to try and keep as close to zero waste as you can in your makeup application and removal processes. To begin with, you can use reusable cloths instead of cotton balls or cotton rounds. You can also start buying larger amounts of products to minimise the amount you’ll need to buy later. (This can also help you save some extra money.) In addition, buying products in-store instead of online whenever you can will help minimise the greenhouse gas emissions that deliveries cause. Just remember that figuring out how to minimise the waste you produce takes time, effort, and dedication! However, it all starts with small steps – so every single step counts. Adopting a less wasteful makeup removal routine is definitely a step in the right direction.
