DIY eye make up remover
By Mistirose (Mistirose) on November 4, 2011
| I just made my own eye make up remover in less than 5 min. Only costs pennies to make and its all natural and all the oils are good for your skin. |
1 Tablespoon each of Olive oil, Canola oil and Castor oil (can be found in the pharmacy section of most grocery stores. I got mine at Walmart) Put it in a small container. I used a single use glass jelly jar I had around. Just use tissue or a cotton pad and wipe off your mascara. Works great! won’t sting your eyes or your pocketbook.
The Babe |
| beauty, Clean, DIY, Eye, gift, Make-up, Natural, remover, skin care |
Hello, I am Misti. I have been married for 21 years to the most wonderful and inspiring husband who supports me in everything I do. As a lot of my friends affectionately call me domestic, tell me I’m a nice home maker etc… I thought why not use that and create a place where I can share all I have learned in my many hobbies and experiences. I love crafting (My fav is Sewing), making foods from scratch, gardening and the list goes on…I am a spender and a saver. I believe there are some products worth spending the money on and buying store bought and there are others that we can successfully duplicate ourselves for much less. I will share my many recipes, How to’s and lessons learned here with you and I hope you will share yours with me. I truly value your experiences and opinions you have to share. I am always learning and hope to continue to do so for a long time to come. Nap was kind enough to do an in depth interview on me hereThank you Nap for the wonderful interview. The business has since been closed and I am sharing all kinds of how to's and recipes on my blog and my cubitsI hope you will join me! |
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| Sounds so easy! | nap | Nov 19, 2011 5:15 PM | 26 |

Hello, I am Misti. I have been married for 21 years to the most wonderful and inspiring husband who supports me in everything I do. As a lot of my friends affectionately call me domestic, tell me I’m a nice home maker etc… I thought why not use that and create a place where I can share all I have learned in my many hobbies and experiences. I love crafting (My fav is Sewing), making foods from scratch, gardening and the list goes on…I am a spender and a saver. I believe there are some products worth spending the money on and buying store bought and there are others that we can successfully duplicate ourselves for much less. I will share my many recipes, How to’s and lessons learned here with you and I hope you will share yours with me. I truly value your experiences and opinions you have to share. I am always learning and hope to continue to do so for a long time to come. Nap was kind enough to do an in depth interview on me