Face Art E Book- Ultimate colour guide for blending Mineral makeup- Understanding Mineral Pigment Colours. How do you get the colour you want? How to colour match any commercial makeup? Learn how to colour match your favourite clothe!

Your ultimate colour blending guide for making Mineral make up

"You Too Can Learn The 'Secrets'

"This step-by-step guide to creating your own mineral makeup colour blends, for fun and profit!"

By using this simple step-by-step plan, you will feel empowered with cosmetic self-knowledge that will enable you to always make the right decisions on make up choices for yourself!

Understanding Mineral Pigment Colour blends

Blending colours to get exactly the shade you want for your foundation, blush, bronzer or other product can be challenging but it is the important next step in coming up with your own formulas.

The most difficult part of making your own mineral make up:

How do you get the colour you want?
How much of what pigment do I need?
How can I match any commercial eye shadows colours?
Learn to match any commercial products even from a magazine.
You don't have to spend the money to be inspired by the latest trends.

Learn how to match your favourite clothe

Selecting colour for Mineral make up should be exiting experience but for some of us it 's a daunting task filled with doubt and insecurity.

This guide will help you understand colour- how it works, what effect it creates and when the times come, you can make educated, happy and relaxed decisions about adjusting your make up colouring.

The possibilities are endless when it comes to formulating mineral make up colors.

This by far is the most creative makeup you will work with. There are several different end effects: matte, satin, pearl, metallic, medium sparkle and high sparkle.

Ultimate colour guide for blending Mineral makeup- 48 pages E book.

Content :

Introduction
Content
What you need to have ready
All About Cosmetic Grade Colorants!
Understanding Mineral Colours
Colour schemes
How to make colour pigment mix for Mineral foundations
How to make Mineral Make up foundation from scratch
Making colors for Mineral Eye Shadows
The basic steps to making the eye shadows
Eye shadow recipes
How to mix your own eye shadow colours
Matching colours to your clothe
How can I match any commercial eye shadows colours?
How can I match any commercial eye shadows colours from magazines?
How To Makeup Color Palette Advice

Ultimate colour guide for blending Mineral makeup-

48 pages E book.

All About Cosmetic Grade Colorants!

Confused about Cosmetic Grade Colorant, our list will help you to understand where they come from and how they are made. Also it includes all the safety instruction complying to the D&C (Drug & Cosmetic) and FD&C (Food Drug & Cosmetic) Colours must be FDA approved and can be used in your cosmetics.

Understanding Mineral Colours

Now we are coming to the most difficult part of making your own mineral make up:

How do you get the colour you want.
How much of what pigment do I need?

COLOUR COMBINING - Blending colours to get exactly the shade you want for your

Foundation
Blush
Bronzer
Eye shadows

or other product can be challenging but it is the important next step in coming up with your own formulas.

Understanding what colour is! Colour scheme

Colour is a component of light. Light travels in different waves, different speeds and different length. If a light beam reaches our eye, we experience the sensation of colour.

The colours of pigments like mica or oxides are produced by absorbing and reflecting the different light-waves.

Many of our ways of thinking about colour come from Physicist Sir Isaac Newton (1642-1727) He realise the rainbows form when light travelled through a prism meant that white light was made up of a spectrum of colours, which he organised into a circle – the colour wheel!

BASIC CONCEPTS

We are going to add colours to the base to make it coloured.

Pretty basic, right? I suggest when choosing a recipe, I find an easy way to make colours is to start with the iron oxide, ultramarine, magnesium, or chromium and to grind them with the base, then I add the mica to change the colour.

Handy ways to figure out how to make your own colours.

- When using mica

- When using iron oxides

Finally, you will want to use both micas and iron oxides

For a matte colour, use more iron oxide. For a shiny colour, use more micas.

I think of Mineral Make up in three dimensions. You have your basic colour, your depth (I call it undertone), and your shine.

DETERMINING THE RIGHT COMBINATION OF COLORS FOR YOUR SKIN TONE

This is really not as difficult as it may seem.

To make the process easier, I use a commercial foundation for this demonstration and you can follow the process step by step, picture by picture. I will recommend that you use your favourite commercial foundation, (the one you have been using until now) we can always adjust to your skin tone later.

For your first foundation making, it is easier to match to a single colour in front of you than it is to try to match to your skin tone, which varies and is hard to look at while you are working.

Blending Pigment Concentrates - Matching Skin Tone

Human skin contains Three types of pigment;

MELANIN is the dark pigment
HAEMOGLOBIN is the pigment that gives red cells their colour.
CAROTENS are pigments that gives yellow tone to the skin.

All skin tones may be achieved my mixing three basic colours together:

Red, Black and Yellow and white is your foundation base.

Mixing colours for Mineral Eye Shadows

The possibilities are endless when it comes to formulating eye colors.

This by far is the most EXITING and creative mineral makeup you will work with. You can use so many different end effects: matte, satin, pearl, metallic, iridescent, medium sparkle and high sparkle.

Matching colours to your clothe

The Four Step Process for matching colours.

How can I match any commercial eye shadows colours from magazines?

Following the same 4 steps explained before, you can match easily any eye shadows that you like from a magazine! You don't have to spend the money to be inspired by the latest trends.

How To Make up Colour Palette Advice

This is an organised approach to selecting the colour palette of make up that is unique to you, no matter what brand you use or age you are.

Top things to know about yourself before making make up:

1.) Determine your hair-colour.

2.) Determine your eye-colour.

3.) Determine your skin colour through analysis.

4.) Determine your colour palette.

5.) Determine your clothing family.

6.) Determine your make up personality.

Your ultimate colour guide for making Mineral make up- will help you to understand Mineral Pigment Colours. The most difficult part of making your own mineral make up.

We know this can be daunting, but if you move forward with confidence, you will probably make a beautiful colour, even if it isn't the exact shade you were planning on.

By using this simple step-by-step plan, you will feel empowered with cosmetic self-knowledge that will enable you to always make the right decisions on make up choices for yourself!

This e-book was written by Marlene Daniels

About the author; Originally trained in her native France, Marlene Daniels is a third generation beautician, a herbal home remedies specialist, herbalist, aromatherapist and soap maker. Now living in Sydney, Australia. She has completed diplomas of Naturopathy in both France and Australia and also holds a Certificate IV qualifications in Beauty Therapies and Diversional Therapy. She founded Soapconscious in 2002, a business dedicated to demystify cosmetic industry and offering alternative 100% natural quality products .

With the same passion she teaches workshops, offers correspondence courses and already wrote many other e-books about Natural skincare.