I am thrilled to feature the following posts this week. So without further ado, I would like to present these beautiful and informative bloggers. To those of you that I featured I would love for you to feature this link to the blog showing that you are featured blogger at the Wednesday Adorned from Above Blog Hop.
I am a featured blogger at Wednesday Adorned From Above Blog Hop
Featured Blogs
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| Handmade Market Tote by Truly Lovely |
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| French Market Baskets from Heaven's Walk |
I want to thank everyone who linked with my Wednesdays Adorned From Above Blog Hop. All of your projects are wonderful and I would post all of them if I could, but I think that the blog would probably be a little too long. I hope that all of you link more posts today.
Your posts can include:
- anything DIY
- Recipes
- Arts and Crafts
- Sewing
- Knitting and Crochet Ideas and Patterns
- DIY Cleaning Solutions
- Natural Beauty Product Recipes
- Decorating Ideas
- Thrifting
- Book Reviews, Movie Reviews, Christian Music
- Inspirational Articles, Poetry, Life Stories, or Short Stories
- Bible Studies
- Bloggers, use the linky tool on the bottom of this post to share your best post. Non-bloggers, feel free to add a comment here with any ideas or thoughts you have.
- I would love for you to add the blog hop link posted below to the post that you are linking also. It will give us additional opportunities for more people to see our blogs. This is not a requirement just a request.
- Please take a look at what other people have posted and vote on the ones that you like.
- I would also love for you to post a comment in my comments section telling me a little about yourself and your post. This also is not a requirement just a request. I would love getting to know you and your blog.
- Please link your posts back to my blog hop. Linking back here helps build our little community by sending your readers to all of the other posts shared. Just create a text link somewhere in your post back to this blog. (Especially since I do not have any buttons yet.)
- I would love to have you follow me.
This week my post will be a recipe for a Translucent Face Powder.
I decided that I needed to make an All Natural Translucent Face Powder. Sometimes my nose gets a little shiny in the afternoons so I thought maybe a little powder would help. It certainly does. There have been several tries, and I felt that this recipe was the best and does not seem to clog pores. I read through all kinds of recipes, and eventually came up with my own. It is very simple with basic ingredients, especially since there are only 2 ingredients.
Natural Translucent Face Powder
2 TB Arrowroot Powder (I use Bob's Red Mill)
2 TB Potato Starch (I use Bob's Red Mill)
Whisk these two ingredients together really well, and pour into a pretty decorative jar. I put a powder puff in this jar, but I do not use it. I dip my powder brush into the powder and shake off the excess over the sink before I put it on. I then lightly brush over my face, focusing on the forehead, nose, and chin.
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| Natural Translucent Face Powder |
I would love to hear your comments on this face powder. Please let me know what you think.
Enjoy!!!
Debi
Thank YOU so much for featuring my market tote Debi!! :) Made my day!
ReplyDeleteKassie,
DeleteIt is my pleasure. Thank you so much for linking up with the blog hop. Please feel free to link again.
Debi
This is a great idea to make your own! Thank you for stopping by. I linked up!
ReplyDeleteSherry
Sherry,
DeleteThank you so much for linking up.
Debi
i would love to try this recipe for face powder. the only question i have is it makes your face a little white? most translucent powders have a tint to them. i wonder if there is a natural item that could be added for tinting?
ReplyDeleteI have not found that it leaves my face white. I use it all of the time. I have read that you can use cocoa powder to tint it. You would probably need to experiment with the amount. I would start with a very small amount and work up in small increments. Maybe 1/8 of a tsp to start, and just add 1/8 of a teaspoon at at time.
DeleteI have used translucent powder from mac and clinique that are both white. I normally avoid pur minerals, because it has clogged my pores in the past. That is why I used potato starch instead of cornstarch. I have been using it for a couple of months now, and I am not having any problems.
I hope that this helps. Let me know what you think and if you try it.
Debi
Thanks for inviting me to the party!
ReplyDeleteI'm thrilled to have you. Your post is bueatiful. Link as many posts as you like.
DeleteDebi
Debi -
ReplyDeleteI got your invite to join from your comment on my blog southernflaircrafts.wordpress.com. I became a follower and joined your party. I'll spread the word about your party, and will check back next week with a new post. My blog is very new so I appreciate the comment and invitation. Good Luck!!
Tammy @ southernflaircrafts.wordpress.com
Hi Tammy,
DeleteThank you for linking up and becoming a follower. I really appreciate it. My blog is new also, so I really appreciate all that you are trying to do.
Good Luck,
Debi
Thank you so much...just linked up! Have a weekend full of blessings. hugs, mb
ReplyDeleteHi Mary Beth,
DeleteI am so happy that you linked up.
Hugs and blessings to you also.
Debi
Hi Debi,
ReplyDeletethank you for the invitation. You have a very beautiful place here:) Hope to come visit as often as I can. Light And Love
Hi Monica,
DeleteI am so happy that you joined the party. I can't wait to see what you have for next week.
Debi
How awesome!! I never knew I could make my own face powder!!
ReplyDeleteHey Brooke,
DeleteI am so happy that I was able to share something new with you. Check back, sometime in the next couple of weeks I will be posting a tinted translucent powder.
Debi
SO cool! I will have to give this a try! Thanks for linking up w/ FAF!
ReplyDeleteHi Melanie,
DeleteThank you for hosting the blog party. I hope that you let me know what you think. Check back in the next few weeks. I am going to be posting a recipe for a tinted powder.
Debi