Vegan Cosmetics. Handmade Eye Shadows. ヴィーガン化粧品

How to make eye shadows.
You might be wondering why I don't just use mica powder as it is.
If it is left as powder, it will not stay on the skin and will scatter all over the face.
And it's difficult to get the right amount on the brush, and I don't want it to splatter all over the place every time I open the container. . .
You can change the softness of the powder cake by changing the amount and type of oil, so please try to devise it.
A drop of oil makes a big difference.
The best of making your own is you can make the similar color to what you used to use when you were non-veg, similar color to that non-veg color that must suits you, and the color that has been discontinued!
Color creation requires knowledge and sense of color, but if you get used to it, it is not difficult!
Basically, mica is colored with minerals, so I think people who have exerience of oil painting or Japanese painting can do it well.
I often buy the ingredients at the online shop Orange Flower.
Please refer to it if you like.
www.orangeflower.jp/
（In Japanese only)
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[@tetatetatetatar3777]

Omg it’s looks so good!! Thank you, great job ❤

[@thlnv1762]

Making your own makeup is so fun! And it suprises me that it seems to be easier than cooking :D

[@ajapaneseveganskitchench]

Yes! It surprised me too when I first tried it. And the prices surprised me even more!!

[@tetatetatetatar3777]

What japanese brands of cosmetic are really vegan ?

[@ajapaneseveganskitchench]

I don't remember the brand names, but there are some small vegan cosmetic brands in Japan. Be Organic in Marunouchi building carry some Japanese vegan brands and Ethical Life LAB. in Yurakucho Marui carry a vegan nail polish brand. I remember that Crayon House used to carry some vegan friendy brands when the shop was in Omote-sando, but I don't know if they still do after they moved to Kichijoji. Unfortunately, none of major Japanese brands available at regular department stores, such as Shiseido, Kose, etc are vegan. Most of Japanese cosmetic companies have already abolished animal testing (Excluding products exported to China). But You still have to check the ingredients of each product.

[@tetatetatetatar3777]

@@ajapaneseveganskitchench oh this is sounds great ! In Russia a lot of cosmetics even if there have “vegan society” on packaging have tested on animals((