How Can You Make Blush?

Making blush at home is easy and allows for customization! You can create both powder and cream blushes using readily available ingredients.

Several methods exist for crafting your own powder blush. Here are a few examples:

Simple Peachy Blush: This recipe uses natural ingredients for a fresh look. Combine one part beetroot powder, one part peach petal powder, and one part arrowroot powder. Store in an airtight glass container. This blush will last for several months.
Customizable Powder Blush: A basic powder blush recipe uses a natural clay (like kaolin) as a base to bind the ingredients. Add a natural pigment to achieve your desired color. Experiment with different pigments and clays to find your perfect shade! Examples include beetroot powder for a reddish hue, or other natural pigments such as ground spices.
Two-Ingredient Blush: While some recipes are more involved, you can create a basic blush using only two ingredients – arrowroot powder (or cornstarch) and beetroot powder. Start with one tablespoon of arrowroot powder and add two tablespoons of beetroot powder, mixing thoroughly to eliminate clumps.

Cream Blush Recipes

Cream blushes offer a different finish and application.

DIY Cream Blush: Many tutorials online demonstrate making cream blush using lipstick as a base. Other recipes incorporate shea butter and aloe as a base, then incorporate minerals and natural colorants.
High-Quality Cream Blush: High-quality cream blushes can also be made at home. These recipes often require more precision and a wider array of ingredients, but offer a luxurious, long-lasting result. (Refer to YouTube tutorials for specifics.)

Storage: Always store homemade blush in an airtight, clean container to maintain freshness and prevent contamination.
Customization: Adjust the ratios of ingredients to fine-tune the color intensity and shade to match your skin tone.
Ingredient Sourcing: Use high-quality, cosmetic-grade ingredients whenever possible to ensure safety and longevity. Avoid using ingredients that may irritate your skin.

Remember to always perform a patch test before applying any homemade cosmetic product to your face to check for allergies or sensitivities.