is this product blue in color? I'm actually trying to make a blue tinted lip balm with natural products and am wondering if this would work!
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it is NOT blue (it is white). i know next to nothing about such things, but i think the lip balm ingredient that you might be interested in is STEAROYL INULIN which is produced in a process involving stearic acid chloride and inulin. stearoyl inulin, i suspect, is used in lip balm/skin care products as an emollient and/or emulsifier and/or surfactant--maybe. i use inulin (NOT to be confused with stearoyl inulin) as a prebiotic and in my homemade cocoa milk because it helps the raw/unprocessed cocoa powder dissolve more easily in cold milk (one of the few things in life that tastes good and is good for me).. it is NOT blue (it is white). i know next to nothing about such things, but i think the lip balm ingredient that you might be interested in is STEAROYL INULIN which is produced in a process involving stearic acid chloride and inulin. stearoyl inulin, i suspect, is used in lip balm/skin care products as an emollient and/or emulsifier and/or surfactant--maybe. i use inulin (NOT to be confused with stearoyl inulin) as a prebiotic and in my homemade cocoa milk because it helps the raw/unprocessed cocoa powder dissolve more easily in cold milk (one of the few things in life that tastes good and... » Read More it is NOT blue (it is white). i know next to nothing about such things, but i think the lip balm ingredient that you might be interested in is STEAROYL INULIN which is produced in a process involving stearic acid chloride and inulin. stearoyl inulin, i suspect, is used in lip balm/skin care products as an emollient and/or emulsifier and/or surfactant--maybe. i use inulin (NOT to be confused with stearoyl inulin) as a prebiotic and in my homemade cocoa milk because it helps the raw/unprocessed cocoa powder dissolve more easily in cold milk (one of the few things in life that tastes good and is good for me).. « Show Less
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No it's white and extremely sticky when moisture is added. I would look for natural blue pigments. Wouldn't take much for lip balm.
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I believe it has no color;) It has a way of Camouflaging to your own skin tone. If you are prone to oily skin it absorbs the shine. It's great, I LOVE IT!
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This lip balm will give a hint of color to the lips. I love this balm, and will use nothing else. The hint of color is all I usually need, and it keeps my lips moist and soft, which is necessary in the dry desert country!
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I use 1 part beeswax, 1 part coconut oil, 1/2 part shea butter, and 1/2 part cocoa butter, plus a little arrowroot starch and baking soda and essential oils and make a deodorant. it works great. I added the beeswax because the other ingredients were too soft at room temp in my warm house. The beeswax makes the finished product solid at room temp, but it melts easily with body heat. I haven't noticed any staining on my clothes, and it works great. I also use a similar mixture, minus the arrowroot and baking soda as a lip balm.
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Hi Andy, Do you have a picture? I know pics can sometimes be decieving, but it really could help me better understand the target color amber you are trying to hit. From there, I could attempt to coach you through a color formula that will hopefully get you pretty close to where you want to be. Otherwise, on Pine, you will want to take it very light with these dyes, they really are quite powerful. A very diluted formula of say 1/8th tsp of yellow, a few grains of brown (literally just like 5-10 grains- the darker color will be very pronounced in a soft wood and especially in a light color) - and about 1/4th of a pea size of red dye (maybe like 20-30 grains to 8-12 ozs hot water. Then, just add a couple grains to adjust the color until you hit your target. If the color is missing something and you just cant quite put your finger on it, try 2-3 grains of blue. I know it sounds odd, but the blue can adjust your green tint, especially in a yellow based stain. Hope that helps with some direction buddy.... Thank you again, Keith Keda Dyes Inc
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the product itself is Honey colored. I use it on a black bat so it doesnt really show.
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It is really really great on the lips for the purposes of moisturizing them but it goes on mostly clear. It does look pinkish in the pan but you would have to heap on a tremendous amount to get color payoff. If you are looking for lipstain/blush combo you should check out other products. I can't help you with those since I find lip stains too drying on my desert lips. :-) Good luck
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I have a feeling that this serum would take the color out of your lips, not sure if that's a good thing. Me personally, I would get my lips tattooed with color before I'd use this serum. I'd ask a dermatologist just to be sure.
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Hi, the color is a faint yellow, peppermint feel and smells ok. And as to how good it works, it does work it's magic but you have to use it constantly for a long period of time in order to get the results. I've been using it for over 5years and I wear dread locks that this product has helped give it the amazing look it has. :-) Again, hair types are different so i hope this helps you the way it did me.
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I also will NOT use anything that is no fat/low fat/artificial/anything that is not pure. You've stumped me on the color of Miracle Soap. It had never occurred to me. I use Dawn dish soap and it's blue, never wondered about that, so I don't know what the answer is. I'm sorry, but I will say that I LOVE that miracle product. I don't use it as a soap, but as a healing power, it cannot be beat!!!
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All of them have a pink undertone. The blue are magenta. The burnt orange/brown would probably work well for you. I actually mix a number of them together and then use a frosted lipstick to get the effect I want. Hope that helps.
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I really like the Peach Kiss. It smells really good and tints your lips a little. The others are also good, just keep in mind that whatever color the lip balm is, it will tint your lips very little to that color :) Hope this helps
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I'm pretty sure it wouldn't be electric blue if you don't lighten your hair (I used manic panic 40 volume hair bleach, didn't burn my scalp or make my hair look like someone teased my hair and used crappy, old hairspray) and yes it is! But i'd lighten first, otherwise it's going to come out darker brown.
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Personally I never noticed any blue tint with my unit. The product is really good for the purose I need it for.
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I love love love mine..I use it with lavendar every night. You want to be sure you get pure oils like young living. It's blue... Not teal. There is also one that looks like a tulip that I have in my kitchen that's great also.
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No! It would look great! Spray a light mist - or spray a heavy mist - I have dark hair and blue eyes - I spray one layer and let it dry then another. Useful to all skin tones ~ Enjoy!!
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Honestly, I can't say , this was on my daughters wish list, she lives out of state... So I have not seen or used the actual product , she is very fair skinned, and doesn't go for bold colors . That's really all I can say.... Sorry , not much help :(