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LIPSTICK for TPE
« on: February 17, 2024, 12:23:20 PM »
That age old problem, regular lipstick wont stick and eyeshadow/babyoil smears at the lightest touch. The following is the solution I discovered that is touchable and moves with her lips without cracking or peeling.


For todays demo we are going to be making a batch of Kieko's famous Oxblood red lipstick.

THE SUPPLIES



SUPPLY LIST
mixing pallet
small paint brush
acrylic hobby paint (color of choice)
Liquid Latex (same as used in masks and special effects make up
finish powder
lip gloss

This is the secret ingredient that is the star of our demo, liquid latex, used for special effects makeup

Bought this bottle from Temu for $1.86 and even with 10 gals theres enough to last for months.

Put a couple drops on mixing pallet



couple small drops of acrylic hobby paint for color.



This is the same hobby paint found in any hobby section of walmart,amazon,or hobby store for as little as $.50 a bottle. Its non-toxic so you could even lick the brush and while it may give you funny colored poop it wont harm you.

mix thoroughly adjusting color as desired



Make sure lips are clean and dry.I use a small amount of rubbing alcohol to remove any surface oil. Use small paint brush to apply,(not my best application as I was just painting it on for the demo)



Allow to dry, I let this one set for about an hour.when dry like all rubber products it will feel slightly tacky, Brush with a finishing powder,wet-n-wild translucent powder used here.



and you now have a touchable lip color.



doesnt smear or transfer



moderately stretches with her lips without cracking or peeling





If you desire shiny lips you can apply clear lip gloss



To remove simply rub along an edge of the lipstick and it can be peeled of as a sheet of rubber.
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