Make Your Own Makeup Powder All Natural

[@TrinityRidge1959]

Omy good cookies.. I need this and btw girl you ROCK this planet.. my everything diy book.. it's right here. Thank u and God bless

[@PhoenixAurelius-138]

Amazing! And I would add a tiny bit of turmeric powder for the yellow peachy undertones in my skin and see if that works. Possibilities are endless!! Edit: made my first batch tonight and it's lovely! I did use turmeric and also Rhassoul clay to achieve a more olive-peachy skin tone. I used cassia cinnamon rather than Ceylon, which is darker, so I also added a little non nano zinc oxide powder to both lighten it back up and add sunblock capabilities. Thanks Heidi!! So fun.

[@juliebaker6969]

I can see using this recipe as a base for blusher, eyeshadow, eyebrow makeup, highlighter, concealer, bronzer... so many different applications. And you could use so many different things to color them. Spinach powder, soot, charcoal, iron oxide, turmeric, etc. Of course you would need to be careful that anything you use is nontoxic and nonirritating. But you should be able to produce a pretty good pallet using organic, natural substances.

[@RainCountryHomestead]

I have tried making eye shadow, it works decent. Spirulina does not stick well though I found, haha

[@scrituras1]

Oh and I loved the beautiful scripture at the end. Thank you for that!

[@harmoneecatcher2281]

Finally making makeup again … love your vids! I’ve used hibiscus flower dust for blush and lip colors in the past … pretty with cacao too

[@osieg]

I made your mascara about a week ago and love it! Making this tonight. Thank you so much! I’ve been dreading going to the cosmetics counter to buy more chemicals. ❤❤❤

[@cindyp.9030]

I just got all of my ingredients to make this, I also got some aloe vera powder, I thought that might be a good thing to add for its benefits. Thank you again.

[@ghanakhalid111]

I would add Sandal wood powder also to get yellow brown tone for asian skin and it's benefits.

[@LaurieChistine]

I've seen ginger added too for a brightener.

[@ceciliafuentes3299]

I will never finish watching all the videos you have, but I am working on it. I have all the powers I need to make it, so I am ready to do it.

[@lisabooker6405]

This is absolutely FANTASTIC!!!!! Genius!!

[@scrituras1]

I love it. I dont wear make-up but my daughter does so I will make her some when she comes to visit me.

[@Esther-1914]

This is wonderful. Makeup that won't irritate my skin. Thanks, Heidi!💗

[@cathyvincent3510]

You are brilliant. I am so glad you shared this. I don't use much makeup but its nice to know how to make something for when you want to use it.

[@tonimitchell9930]

Amazing. Your skin always looks no beautiful. I can't wait to try this. I am so glad I found your channel !!

[@donnamichaelgolelswholesom385]

Loving it, awesome sauce! I have all the products except the French clay. So I will try asap!! You little pint size Wonder Woman!! Big thank you. I had quit wearing makeup because of all the junk in them. Now I can on occasions, I can wear it again, if I ever get to go out again. Hey but at least I can get all done up for my husband again. I got the best husband in the world. Well maybe I am a little bit bias, he really doesn't complain about anything. We both was talking the other day, and we both had very abusive marriages before. Me 26 year's of pure h... And him about 10. We have been together almost 11 years and I will tell you how good God really is when he put that man in my life, but it would to long. God bless you and your family Heidi.

[@Marlene-p3h]

Thanks for sharing this! I woke up today I decided to make my own loose make up powder! I am glad I found you!❤

[@jeanmullins3284]

❤thanks Heidi. You look amazing!! I've started using castor oil on my lashes and plan to try your facial powder recipe. Love your posts!!

[@colleenavery232]

Used bare minerals too - If you get rid of the cover w/the sprinkling holes (have to break it apart) you can just add the powder and when using it, tap a bit into the lid and dip the brush in the lid and swirl it to evenly distribute it to the brush rather than dusting the brush into the entire container

[@monyscell8352]

Thanks so much for this. I tried making my own but it doesn't feel great so I've been wanting to try again and this looks like what I had in mind. I'm not sure if my first attempt didn't do well because I have rosacea or if it was the ingredients I used. By the way - a small hermetic jar can work for this. They sometimes have them at dollar stores too. Thanks!

[@lauritan66]

I may try this soon, makeup is SOOO expensive now! Thank you for sharing!

[@OnLongIsland]

Wow I’m definitely trying to make my face powder. Thanks for the info. Haven’t been wearing any during quarantine but need something natural when needed. God is Good! Thanks!

[@deedeeinwi]

wow never thought of making my own make up. since i don't wear it much it would be better to make my own and healthier too. thanks

[@Leah_Tewari]

This is WONDERFUL!!!!! Thank you thank you thank you!!!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@tamaracoba]

You look GREAT for 53! LOVE this channel. It’s my favourite!!!

[@RainCountryHomestead]

Thank you but this video is a couple of years old, I am now 55. :)

[@BanDanaGramma]

You're amazing, Heidsie! I've been using your cinnamon soap, smells so good!

[@RainCountryHomestead]

Glad you are enjoying that and thank you! :D

[@kleineroteHex]

Almost makes me want to wear powdery color on my face 😊

[@catt8247]

Thanks for this one also, I will make it for sure.

[@valerieescabi6104]

God is good all the time Heidi thank you and God bless❤

[@chaimaebensar6507]

Has anyone tried white clay in this recipe in stead of the arrow root and tapioca starch?

[@eileenlester3313]

So very cool! This is fun and helpful. Gonna try. TFS 💜

[@amyjames9333]

Does cinnamon not irritate your skin? P.S. I make my own body wash and body butter and I've also tried your shampoo recipe and loved it and I cannot tell you how soft my face is right now after using these natural products for so long. I never wear face powder but now I am tempted to try it again PS how in the heck did you get off of your thyroid medication I would love to be able to do that I've been on it since I was 22 years old so almost 20 years

[@juliebaker6969]

Yeah, I'd like to know how too.

[@RainCountryHomestead]

The cinnamon so far has not been an issue for me. I linked to the video on how we took ourselves off the medication in the iCards a the upper right hand corner of the video and also in the description box below the video. Be sure to click on "Show More"

[@IriantiErningpraja]

do you have tutorial for diy foundation

[@sandrad333]

Love your ideas! This is off topic because I have been re-watching several videos. Have you thought about using the eggshell powder in your tooth powder instead of buying the supplements? I am going to try it. Also, made the eggshell capsules when I first saw that video but had rarely taken them. I recently found that I need to be taking them every day due to perimenopause. They are EVERYTHING you said and are helping me sooo much!!! Thank you!!!

[@RainCountryHomestead]

I have considered trying it but have not yet since I am still working through the calcium and magnesium powder I stocked up on long before I had chickens. It is taking me a long time as not much is needed at a time

[@mrsauk1105]

I know this is an older video but thought I would try and ask....could you use carob powder instead if cacao? So looking forward to making this!

[@RainCountryHomestead]

Yep, I am sure it would be great :)

[@christinemonte3477]

I wanted to start out and say I love your videos, you have impacted my life in a big way. I really look up to you, and I learned so much from you, you are an inspiration. I wanted to make the beautiful makeup powder foundation recipe you showed, but I can't seem to find the, Frontier Co-op French Green Clay, anywhere, I'm mean anywhere. Could you please recommend an alternative French Green Clay? Thank you so much P.S. I already make the Colloidal Silver and Colloidal Copper with your generator and both of them came out great thanks Heidi

[@RainCountryHomestead]

I have never tried another brand because I still have the same one I bought years ago. I would assume most any brand shold be good

[@MegaBreyergirl]

This is awesome!! Thank you so much!

[@WendyK656]

I don't use face powder! but how fun to make your own face powder.

[@rayandkrisable]

1/4 t French green clay 1T organic arrowroot pdr 1 /8 t Cinnamon +1 1/4 t Cacao +1 +1 +1 +1

[@RainCountryHomestead]

People still need to make sure to watch the video because the amounts will vary depending on their skin color. Some may not need the French green clay at all. Those are just VERY generic measurements that will need to be customized for each individual.

[@notamused3715]

French green clay, bentonite clay and tapioca starch aren't that easily come by where I live in rural Ireland, but, I have made something like this with organic cacao powder and non-GMO cornflour from Aldi and mixed it in with what I had left of my Cornsilk loose face powder ( does anyone remember that? Great stuff and only a fiver but can't get it anymore!) and I find it works well . Luckily GMO isn't allowed here in EU countries, nor in the UK!

[@belleraychel]

So do you get the minerals from the clay which is supposed to be healthy for the skin? I've used bare minerals for years but not so much lately.

[@RainCountryHomestead]

Yes, they can be very beneficial in that way and much healthier for you than the store bought versions that have unsavory ingredients that are not good for your overall health

[@wileyann9449]

I’ve found more yellowish/goldish bases are closer to my tone. I wonder if adding turmeric would work or if there’s a yellow clay 🤔 I must research 😊

[@RainCountryHomestead]

I would personally look for something not quite so strong in color and color fast. But, I suppose it could work if you only used a very tiny pinch. Curry may be another option, I do not think it stains as badly as turmeric

[@nenaduarte3406]

You can add a tiny tad turmeric

[@wileyann9449]

Nena Duarte I found some Brazilian yellow clay 😊

[@osh5249]

Amazing ❤thank you

[@DLBard-bv2nd]

💖 Thank you. 🤗

[@moyralouise7123]

I’ve got a beautiful cocoa based bronzer from the brand Two Faced, very expensive in comparison this option !!!

[@cindypye578]

I love this! Could this be used as an eye shadow? I want something very close to my skin tone for eye shadow. Just something to comer up the little capillaries above my eyes.

[@RainCountryHomestead]

Yes, you can use it that way or even add more cocoa powder if you want a bit darker color

[@zbaby6141]

What powders are the green and purple powders on your counter? And are they “skin safe” to use as pigments for makeup?

[@RainCountryHomestead]

Those are for baking, those are baking powder, sugar, and such

[@user-jf7ej5py1u]

Could you like mix oil into it or cream and make it like a liquid??? So cool ❤️❤️❤️

[@RainCountryHomestead]

I have played with it a bit and it ends up more like a tinted moisturizer

[@carltonpiercey9220]

God is definitely good all the time. So love saying it i n intro

[@tessamoland797]

This is such a fun idea try! But I have to ask, what options would be suitable to get a much darker shade? 🤔 Does Cocoa powder come in dark chocolate? I have seen cocoa powder in the store to make cakes with. Are you using the same kind? Thats certainly dark

[@RainCountryHomestead]

I order organic cacao powder online, I do not know if it is the same color as what is sold in stores. The more you use, the darker it is but if you cannot get it dark enough mica powders come in a pretty dark brown but have a shimmer to them: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZPSeqaGq9mgpKM

[@cindyp.9030]

Do you have any suggestions for the French green and Kaolin clay? They are currently not available. Can't wait to try this I just have to get the ingredients. Also what is the difference between tapioca starch and tapioca flour?

[@RainCountryHomestead]

Tapioca flour and starch are the same thing, just different names. Sometimes you will even see both names on the same package. If you go through the links I provided, even if an item is out of stock, amazon is usually good at giving suggestions or you can simply do your own search for a similar item just in another brand

[@juliereminiec4937]

What would you siuggest for a olive undertone in dry skin?

[@RainCountryHomestead]

I have olive undertones and dry skin. I actually rarely use the powder though as it is just rarely ever needed but when I do, I use it over my home made skin cream that I have used daily for about 8 years or so: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2rIZn1si9hkjJI

[@suzanneholt8011]

Wonderful, thank you. What would you recommend for green undertones?

[@RainCountryHomestead]

There are clays out there that have a rose tint to them if you are trying to counter act the green

[@suzanneholt8011]

@@RainCountryHomestead thank you so much.

[@bettyk3372]

Can you add something to this to make it creamy like a foundation?

[@RainCountryHomestead]

You can try adding it to skin cream

[@bettyk3372]

@@RainCountryHomestead thank you

[@juliebaker6969]

If the clay helps with acne, my granddaughter needs it for sure. Her acne isn't too bad (I've seen much worse), but it decreases her confidence. That's not good for a 12 year old that is already fighting both autism and depression. Should I increase the amount of clay to starch? Or is 12-1 (your starting point) the proper ratio for acne prone skin.

[@RainCountryHomestead]

I would not increase the clay as it could change the color to be too grey or green, try it as is first. You can also make a clay mask out of the bentonite clay and I have a recipe for that. It works quite well for acne: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWS2hYVuhtd2pKc

[@monyscell8352]

+Julie Baker - is hard that the honey cleansing method clears up acne nicely. You can watch The CLEAR Skin Essentials on you tube but I've heard others mention it too. You can read her blog too www.theclearskinessentials.com/honey-cleansing-acne-prone-skin/ Hope this helps. She's young enough that if she starts with natural methods she'll be much better off for it. Good luck :)

[@diamonds4dani]

I tried pumpkin spice and it smells devine ..but felt gritty after about 4 hours .. I didn't use any clay ..do you think that will help

[@RainCountryHomestead]

The clay would not help with the grittiness

[@brendahall2094]

I have 10 year old granddaughter that wearing make up ( not a fan but not mother) she mainly wears concealer (not sure why she got beautiful skin, she mainly puts under her eyes) she wears blush, massacre, and color lip stick. I got your recipe on massacre going to make for her, can you help me with something she can use like a concealer more so she things she getting help but not LOL, and any tips on blush and lipstick. I want it be safe for her skin and not going to break the bank. Thank you so much

[@miracle4209]

Could you add coconut oil to make a foundation?

[@RainCountryHomestead]

I did try messing with it a bit to see if it would work for the sake of those who wear foundation and I think it can be done

[@miracle4209]

@@RainCountryHomestead I think I am going to try. Thank you so much. God Bless and have a great day.

[@valerierivas6129]

Hi! What is the shelf life for these mixed powders?

[@RainCountryHomestead]

Should last indefinitely. Since I rarely use it, I have been using the same container for a number of years without problem

[@theroadlesstraveled3993]

Can I add zinc oxide for sunscreen?

[@RainCountryHomestead]

I would assume you can

[@AysenBayr]

Do you have any liquid/cream foundation or concealer recipe?

[@RainCountryHomestead]

No, I do not. I have been trying to work on one when I think of it but so far the best I have done is make a tinted moisturizer

[@AysenBayr]

@@RainCountryHomestead I can't find the video of it 🤷🏻

[@RainCountryHomestead]

@@AysenBayr That is because I never did a video on it, if I had, I would have given you the link

[@AysenBayr]

@@RainCountryHomestead Oh okay😁 Thnx:)

[@angelapirrwitz7523]

is europeon green clay the same as French green clay

[@RainCountryHomestead]

I would assume so

[@angiecollier8592]

Hey Heidi! I have auburn hair and as you may know, auburn hair grays more slowly. My gray is mostly in my temple/sideburn area. I would love to know a natural way to cover these areas (even temporarily). Do you have any suggestions? I don’t mind graying, but I don’t like having just these areas gray while my whole head is still RED! 😅 Thanks so much!

[@cathyvincent3510]

I have heard that when you are deficient in minerals but especially copper that your hair turns gray. I have only a few gray hairs and I am almost 60. I take molasses in milk or coffee for the minerals. There are many videos on this but of course do your own research to see what is right for you.

[@angiecollier8592]

Cathy Vincent I’m 58 and my two daughters have more gray than me!!! My husband’s family grayed early and I guess they inherited it from them. Thanks for the info! I love gray hair, but I don’t want to look like a mutated skunk! 😂😂😂

[@RainCountryHomestead]

I have heard that said about grey hair (deficiencies) but I don't totally buy it because graying hair is a natural course of life and genetics and life events play a big role in how young we grey. Even the Bible mentions the "Hoary head" and how it is a crown of glory (Proverbs 16:31 The hoary head is a crown of glory, if it be found in the way of righteousness.) As far as a natural cover up, have you looked into henna? On the other hand, my father was Scottish and he had red hair but as he grayed, I adored the lovely shades of precious metals all across his head: Copper, Gold, Silver. :)

[@angiecollier8592]

Rain Country I’ve noticed more of “those” metallic colors to my hair. I don’t want to cover it up. I just wish that my grays were more evenly distributed throughout my head instead of just my hairline area. Thanks Heidi!

[@jaclynrichmond1049]

@@angiecollier8592 i just turned 40 and i have small amounts of gray which make me look skunk or just messy ,and i agree i cant handle the transition. My hair dresser told me that if i do use henna for a natural dye that i cant ever use regular hair dye again.

[@TheLilia7x]

Can yiu make eyeliner and mascara please??

[@RainCountryHomestead]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6m9enyigrZ6iNU

[@saia2205ify]

Does it get in creases of " mature " skin with wrinkles?

[@RainCountryHomestead]

I have not had any issues but I am sure it will depend on how heavy you put it on, I use it only occasionally and very lightly when I do

[@simrittsingh17]

What are the things in the other jars green and purple??

[@RainCountryHomestead]

Baking soda and cream of tartar a couple of the things I keep for ready use as I use those to make my own baking powder: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKbNiqOQdsisiJo

[@susans5096]

I purchased bentonite clay from mt rose herbs and it’s not for internal use. So what is it for?

[@RainCountryHomestead]

Most will say that to cover their butt. You CAN get "food grade" but I doubt there is little difference. At any rate, in the video you are commenting on, that is one way to use it externally. Here is a video I did just on bentonite clay: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXitgKSvbLCGeMk

[@susans5096]

@@RainCountryHomestead but anyway I love what I made! And I thought took me 65 years to make a natural makeup and I love it

[@TeresaV]

Stacy recommends Redmond clay and salts. I got some BC from them for my homemade tooth powder per Stacy's recipe. She does say not to use metal. Idk. I just use wooden or plastic things. I do wonder how the Cocoa powder works in makeup. Does your face smell like Cocoa? If you perspire a little, what happens? I have dark brown hair. When dry shampoo came out, it was white. I found a yt video of someone using a blend with Cocoa powder for Brunettes. I tried it. Once. It was a mess.

[@jackieellison4596]

Do you have any sleep aids suggestions

[@RainCountryHomestead]

valerian root, licorice root, lavender flowers, passion flower. These can be used in teas and tinctures either alone or blended together. Valerian is pretty powerful. Even the leaves can work well for relaxing the muscles and the mind. Helps you to sleep without making you drowsy

[@jackieellison4596]

Rain Country what are the amounts to put together

[@RainCountryHomestead]

@@jackieellison4596 Here is an old video I did, I really need to update it but this works well for us. I don't really measure when I make my tinctures and teas so I have to show it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIiko36errufqqs It is recommended you get a good herbal remedy book and my personal favorite is this one:, Amy is good at explaining proper amounts: amzn.to/2oBLX4m

[@tennesseegirl1215]

Great video my friend, blessings

[@pattiannepascual]

I watched this 2 days ago,I hit like 👍 and today my 👍like is gone.

[@AnaS-f3r]

How about dry to normal, isn’t this drying?

[@simrittsingh17]

Cabbage powder??

[@RainCountryHomestead]

Red cabbage powder would add a slight purple hue for making a rouge. Beet powder would be more burgundy

[@adonaimaranatha]

Turmeric powder

[@RainCountryHomestead]

I personally would not add that color to mine but if it is more suitable to your own skin tone, yes

[@deborahbarnes8475]

❤

[@RUTHUVARNA-b4t]

These are all indian things ......we invented these

[@RainCountryHomestead]

Cultures all over the world, especially the Egyptians, have created their own version of such things. Using charcoal, ground herbs, and more for coloring

[@RUTHUVARNA-b4t]

@@RainCountryHomestead we too have it in our olden medical sciences called ayurveda