Saturday, February 18, 2012
DIY Eye Make Up Remover
The last time I purchased eye make up remover it was around $6 for a little tiny bottle. But it works so well, I sucked it up. Well while attending a DIY workshop they gave us a sample of eye make up remover they had found the recipe on Pinterest.
Well I love the sample and it works really well. So off I was to make some of my own. I plan to make some more this weekend so my daughter can take some home with her after her visit.
1 cup water
1 1/2 tablespoons Tear Free Baby Shampoo
1/8 teaspoon Baby Oil
Directions:
Add all ingredients into a small bowl and stir. (I make it right in a measuring cup and it makes it easier to pour into my bottle)
Shake before every use.
Cost: Less than 0.50 cents
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Do It Yourself,
Frugal
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What a great idea, I may just try this
Wow. This is interesting! Does it go on smooth? Nothing like finding a DIY that works!
@NPC
yes it goes on smooth and works really well. I use it all the time.
Oh wow! This sounds awesome! Definitely making this!
I've read this before! I should give it a try!
Who knew you could make everything yourself? I don't wear eye makeup but good to know!
Great idea! You have the best cost-saving ideas around.
Believe it or not, I've had my fair share of eye makeup on. Halloween is my favorite time of year and dressing like a lady was very popular for a couple years..... :)
@Kathleen (aka Callista)
I don't wear a lot of eye make up but as a mom of teenaged girls well this has saved some $$.
@~ The Country Mouse ~
Thanks so much for your comment.. I try to cut costs in the most efficient way possible with things that work.
@Canadian Dad
Well now you are in business... you can make some up to remove your Halloween make up! :)
Now that seems easy enough! Thanks!
That's awesome! Very cool and inexpensive!
I am loving all these homemade things your making! Keep them coming!
@Positively Pampered Patty
Thanks I really enjoy making them and will always post when I find something that works for me and my family.
Does this work well for waterproof mascara?
I have found it worked well on waterproof mascara.
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