The Natural You Network

Creating Your Own Make up

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This group is about discussing alternatives ways to create your own make up at home using natural ingredients. You keep your make up kit in your fridge for few weeks to few months depending on the product. You learn about Ancient times ways...

Website: http://www.kdstylist.com
Location: London/Paris
Members: 10
Latest Activity: Dec 23, 2012

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IS MINERAL POWDER THE ORIGINAL PRODUCT?

Mineral powder is not a contemporary discovery and has always been used for many centuries in a different form. Egyptians knew the benefits of some minerals like talc, kohl or argile on human dermis. Nowadays consumers become more aware that skin problems are most of the times linked to excessive amount of chemicals absorbed by the skin everyday (pollution, cosmetics,…). Benefits of mineral powders are numerous, among them : Instant sheer cover application, formulated for sensitive, acne, rosacea and cancer patients…Do not cog pores, do not create acne lesions, natural anti-inflammatory properties, natural products very often biodegradable.

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Comment by Christelle KEDI on August 4, 2011 at 13:54: Thank you for those who attended my workshop last week end, our upcoming talk will be on Friday 23rd september at the Simply Networking World Day: http://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/event?llr=fksnoncab&...

Comment by Christelle KEDI on June 27, 2011 at 10:45: Thank you for those of you who attended my workshop on Afro aesthetics last saturday at South Bank University, next workshop is on 30th July at Covent Garden http://tycoonwomenwaytowealth.eventbrite.com/

Comment by Christelle KEDI on June 2, 2011 at 6:43: http://tropicsmagazine.over-blog.com/article-africa-day-interview-c...

Comment by Christelle KEDI on May 14, 2011 at 6:40: Dear ccj19645846, thank you for your feedback. Make up was used (and still is) in some part of "Africa" as a beauty treatment as well as a make up product. I will put a note on it soon.

Comment by ccj19645846 on May 13, 2011 at 23:33: Hi! Nice to be apart of the group looking forward to learning how to make my own makeup. I dont' wear makeup a lot but I do wear it and I like looking natural like the makeup is barely there.