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2 T Arrowroot1 t Zinc¼ t Cacao1/16 t Cinnamon

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3 T Arrowroot Powder1.5 T Cacao Powder1 T Zinc¼ t Cinnamon

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2 T Arrowroot Powder2.5 T Cacao Powder1 T Zinc¼ t Cinnamon

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JackieSeptember 21, 2019 at 4:07 pm I sooooo wanted this to work. I used a coffee mill to mix the arrowroot powder, cocoa powder (which I had on hand and have seen in other DIY powder foundation recipes), cinnamon, and vitamin E oil, and while I got the right shade, it wouldn’t stick to my face or blend in any way; the powder just crumbled off. I don’t want to have to buy mineral foundation again (cost + toxicity), but the recipe, while it smelled good, simply didn’t work. Any tips or suggestions you can provide would be much appreciated. Reply Jess HealeySeptember 24, 2019 at 11:11 am Hi Jackie! I’m sorry it isn’t working for you. I find that this works best using a brush and applying over foundation or at least a face moisturizer. It’s my daily go-to, so give it a try over foundation &/or face moisturizer and see if that helps. Reply Ryun HSeptember 21, 2019 at 1:56 pm Hi, I want to make a translucent one. Can I just remove the Cocoa powder or do I need to sub it with something else? Thanks! Reply Jess HealeySeptember 24, 2019 at 11:11 am Yes, that should work well. Happy DIYing! Reply AjayApril 13, 2019 at 4:31 pm Thank you so much for this and the foundation recipe! I used to use a mousse foundation and this gives very similar results so it was an easy transition. It’s wonderful that you are so willing to share these recipes. Not a lot of people who sell products are willing to. It’s actions like this that make the world a better place. Reply Jess HealeyJune 21, 2019 at 5:03 pm <3 Thank you so much, Ajay. It's my pleasure. Reply Julia BlackburnApril 11, 2019 at 9:40 am This is copied from the EWG (Environmental Working Group) page about sunscreens.“Nanoparticles could cause lung damage when inhaled. Inhalation of nanoparticles is dangerous for many reasons. EWG strongly discourages the use of loose powder makeup or spray sunscreens using titanium dioxide or zinc oxide of ANY particle size.”The page also talks about nano versus non-nano labelling of products.“A number of companies sell products advertised as containing “non-nano” titanium dioxide and zinc oxide. These claims are generally misleading. While particle sizes vary among manufacturers, nearly all would be considered nanomaterials under a broad definition of the term, including the definition proposed in 2011 by the federal Food and Drug Administration.”Based on these statements, it would seem that there are no guarantees that zinc oxide sold as non-nano is truly non-nano and regardless of whether it is non-nano or not, the EWG “strongly discourages” using loose powder containing zinc oxide.I love the idea of having zinc oxide in the facial powder because of its sun screen and skin healing properties but am questioning how safe it is to be applying it in its powdered form. Reply lisaJune 14, 2019 at 6:05 pm Hey thanks for this. I trust EWG completely. However I noticed that they give powders with zinc oxide a rating of 1 -which is a low hazard rating. Why do you think that is if they considered this to be not good for health? Reply AngieJune 3, 2020 at 4:08 am Most likely because EWG test zinc oxide in liquid form and can’t be inhaled that way. I literally hold my breath while applying powders, open the window and leave the room for a while after I have applied it. It’s a hassle but so is everything that’s better for your health! Reply Lisa JenningsJanuary 21, 2019 at 1:56 am Not recipe related but I do have a few questions about the spice grinder that you use. How do you clean it? I’ve been reading reviews for it on Amazon and see where people are saying it is a pain to clean and recommended getting 2. One for spices and one for coffee. Lol, that would mean I’d need 3 if I wanted a dedicated one for making something like this powder. There has got to be a better option. Reply Jess HealeyJanuary 22, 2019 at 12:11 pm Hi Lisa~ Hmmm, I really don’t find it too terribly tedious to clean mine. I just use soap and water to clean it, being careful around the blades. I find that spices like turmeric tend to leave a lingering scent in my spice grinder and Instant Pot, but don’t have any issue with anything else. I hope this helps! Reply Sara KaufmanAugust 8, 2018 at 10:43 pm I am allergic to Vitamin E, can I leave it out of recipe for the powder? You said that the Vit. E would help it last longer. How long will it last without it? Any substitution that would preserve it? Do any of your DIY recipes require the Vit. E to make them work? Thanks!! Reply Kassidy KalbererAugust 9, 2018 at 9:26 am Great question! Yes, you sure can leave it out, especially in this kind of recipe using only powders. This recipe (even without the vitamin e) will last you a long, long while. Just make sure you keep it covered tightly when not in use, don’t get water in it, etc etc etc. You can leave it out of other recipes, too…but just note that they might have a shorter shelf life. It’s all about taking great care with natural products. I hope this helps. Happy DIYing! Reply LoriJuly 21, 2018 at 6:29 pm I love love love this powder!! Thank you!! Reply Jess HealeyJuly 23, 2018 at 8:58 am Yay! I’m glad that you love it, too. 🙂 Reply MegJune 10, 2018 at 8:58 pm This maybe a goofy questions but can I still use my grinder for coffee after doing this or do I need a separate one just for this? Reply Kassidy KalbererFebruary 14, 2020 at 2:21 pm You can use the one you have. Just be sure to clean it before and after you use it. Reply kathrynApril 14, 2018 at 7:18 pm do you know about what the SPF is of this powder? Reply Kassidy KalbererFebruary 26, 2020 at 2:39 pm Hey Kathryn! This recipe is approximately a 20 SPF 😊 Reply DIY Skincare Toolbox- Ingredients needed to start making your own skincare products • pronounceskincare.comMarch 22, 2018 at 7:11 am […] You can also find glass spray bottles, rollers and droppers. Aaand if you wish to make your own powders and deodorants, we got you covered – take a look at various types of plastic […] Reply ADINAFebruary 14, 2018 at 3:58 am Hi! What an awsome recipe, I want to try it out rigth now! Just a question: This is a loose powder, right? I’m a bit clumsy, so I’m afraid that I’ll spill it out. I’ve seen tutorials how to repare a broken pressed powder with rubbing alcohol. Do you think that would work for this recipe? Or I’ll just have to learn how to be careful… Reply Kassidy KalbererFebruary 26, 2020 at 3:04 pm Hi there! You’re correct, this is a loose powder. We have not tried to create a pressed powder. I’m not sure if adding rubbing alcohol would create one. I’m sorry, I wish I could help you more! Reply CoCoJanuary 16, 2018 at 7:43 pm OMG…I just got through making this powder, after so many failed attempts with other recipe’s…this one finally worked. The difference? The blender for sure.I would love to make a liquid, do you have any suggestions. I can hardly believe this one worked. THank you!! Reply Kassidy KalbererFebruary 14, 2020 at 2:36 pm Omg! Yay! That’s so great to hear. We are so happy you love it 🥰 we have a recipe for our facial foundation! This foundation has a thick, extremely spreadable consistency and provides you with light, effective, and even coverage. I hope this helps you! Reply CoCoJanuary 16, 2018 at 4:14 pm Hello! I have tried making a dry foundation for the past two days, up until 3a.m because of how excited I was to be making my own foundation. It was a total mess and nothing came out even close to my skin color which is a warm tone/fair/golden. Crazy. I have tried so many recipes I could scream. They are either grey, or I even ended up with a gorgeous but useless lavender. I am going to try this one. But I am waiting on yet another fail. Thank you for being the ONLY person who has warned folks not to breathe in the Zinc Oxide. THank you for the recipe and hopefully I will receive a response…as I am becoming quite despondent over this. Reply GraceOctober 31, 2017 at 11:23 am Just made this last night and it turned out great! My face feels great this morning with just this on plus my misting spray (aloe, glycerine, water, and essential oils). I adjusted the cacao and cinnamon amounts until it got to the shade I wanted, but I should have made more careful notes! Next time I plan on using my scale to weigh out the grams as I mix — also to know exactly how much the final yield is! I can’t believe I was paying $32 for 0.21 oz of mineral powder foundation before now. This recipe is a game changer! Reply Jess HealeyOctober 31, 2017 at 2:10 pm Yay! I’m so glad that you love it, too. SO easy, affordable, and clean. Enjoy! Reply IraAugust 22, 2017 at 12:55 pm Hello ma’am! I’m from India. Do you ship products here? Also, would cocoa powder work like cacao does? I have no idea what the difference is since I don’t use it much. Reply Jess HealeyAugust 23, 2017 at 9:45 am Hello in India! Yes, I ship worldwide. International shipping is flat rate $11 USD per item. You’ll see shipping rates populate during the checkout process. And yes, you can use cacao and cocoa interchangeably. Reply QasandraMarch 6, 2019 at 2:52 am IRA,For $11 per item. Not worth it…esp covert to Rupees. Create your own n just thank n appreciate the Admin for her lovely recipes. Reply DevonMay 13, 2017 at 10:40 pm If you should not inhale the zinc how do you apply to your face ? I feel like youbcoukd possible end up inhaling some that way?? I made the foundation and I really like it but it’s a bit greasy for my face so I think the powder would be nice for that! Thanks! Reply Kassidy KalbererFebruary 26, 2020 at 3:01 pm Hi Devon! I’m so glad you’re enjoying your foundation! You ask a great question, when the zinc mixes with the other ingredients they bind together so you don’t have to worry about breathing it in. Also, it sticks to your face, so you’re good! Since you’re loving the foundation I think you will love the way the powder looks over top! Happy DIYing 😊 Reply EllenApril 25, 2017 at 1:26 am Thanks for this great recipe! I can’t wait to try it. Currently, I use Mac’s Studio Fix which is supposed to be foundation/powder in one. I just brush that on and it has good coverage. I’m trying to figure out whether I would need just your powder recipe, foundation recipe, or both. I only use powder now and nothing else. Do you think the powder alone may be enough coverage? I mainly use powder to even out skin tone & tone down an occasional blemish. Reply Kassidy KalbererFebruary 14, 2020 at 3:06 pm Hi there Ellen! I can’t live without the powder! I use the powder daily after I moisturize. I like to use the foundation and powder together when I am getting a little more fancy. If you are only using a powder now, I think you will be happy with this powder recipe. I hope this helps you 😊 Reply romantic songsMarch 5, 2017 at 10:54 am This is really fascinating, You’re a veryprofessional blogger. I’ve joined your feed and sit up for in search of more ofyour excellent post. Additionally, I have shared your site in my social networks Reply MarinaJanuary 12, 2017 at 2:26 pm Hi there, I was wondering whether coconut flour could be substituted for arrowroot powder for the facial powder recipe? Both are fine white powders… so I’m curious if they could be used interchangeably. I welcome your feedback. Reply PostAuthor Jessica HealeyJanuary 12, 2017 at 2:41 pm Hi Marina. Unfortunately, I don’t think so. :/ Arrowroot powder has much more ‘slip’ to it than coconut flour and is much, much more fine. The only other substitution I could recommend with this similar slip is cornstarch (but I don’t really recommend that, either). I hope this helps. Happy DIYing! Reply sabaJanuary 7, 2017 at 5:09 am can me use cooffewhich best cooffePowder or Cacao Powderoily skin Reply PostAuthor Jessica HealeyJanuary 12, 2017 at 2:42 pm Hi Saba. You could use cocoa powder or cacao powder (I strongly prefer cacao powder). You cannot use coffee. I hope this helps. Happy DIYing! Reply JenniferNovember 15, 2016 at 3:58 pm I’ve enjoyed using arrowroot as a face powder. It gives a nice finish and keeps me shine free better than any other powder I’ve used. Though I’m curious, has anyone tried bamboo or rice powder? Reply Donna MarieOctober 8, 2016 at 3:51 pm To make it into a bronzer/blush you can add powdered, dried, hibiscus flowers for a rosy glow. Reply EmmaJuly 21, 2016 at 4:14 pm Two Questions:1. Can I use this as both eyeshadow and face powder?2. My friend is severely allergic to cinnamon. Can I wear this around her? Reply Kassidy KalbererJanuary 29, 2020 at 4:03 pm Hi Emma! Great questions! Yes, you can use this as eyeshadow and face powder. Since we don’t know much about your friends allergy, to be on the safe side, you can just leave the Cinnamon out of the recipe. Hope this helps you! Happy DIYing 😊 Reply Lisa MarieApril 29, 2016 at 8:34 am Thank you SO VERY MUCH for sharing this. “DIY’s” like this one are revolutionary and beautiful, putting the power back in the hands of infinite amounts of people down the line, who are constantly unknowingly and/or helplessly bombarded by multitudes of unhealthy/unethical products they are told they cannot live without. I have oily skin, so I like to use a little face powder. Otherwise I would not use anything. I just want to thank you personally for this, because in this temporarily money-ruled society, I am now at a fraction of the cost, and I can feel like I am not damaging my skin in ways I cannot even be sure of, literally every time I would run the powder brush across my face. It still amazes me when I think of the numb resolve of so many companies that are willing to contribute to the health-decline of millions through their product for profit. Together, with these kinds of innovations inspired by the past, present, future- and replicated or improved, I believe we can change the face of the world. Reply KirstenApril 20, 2016 at 1:39 am This sounds amazing, and I’m so glad I found this! I had a question about it: how long does it usually last for? Could I go all day without reapplying it? Thank you!:) Reply Kassidy KalbererFebruary 26, 2020 at 2:55 pm Hi Kirsten! I use this powder everyday and only apply it once in the morning. I have never felt like I need to reapply it throughout the day. Happy DIYing 😊 Reply Natalie JohnsonMarch 22, 2016 at 1:34 am I just want to say THANK YOU!!! I’ve been looking for simple DIY chemical free make up and this is just beautiful. I’ve made my first batch and its perfect!! Not only does it look great, my face smells like amazing!!! Reply PostAuthor Jessica HealeyMarch 22, 2016 at 1:46 am So glad that you love it, too! Hooray for happy and healthy DIYing! 🙂 Reply ElizabethFebruary 16, 2016 at 8:44 pm I just finished making this properly last night and i have to say it’s pretty good. I initially tried it without a proper spice grinder to mix and the “stick” wasn’t very good. The powder seems to cling together much better now and i’m less worried about flying particles etc.Investing in a cheap spice/coffee grinder helped a lot.It took a while to get it to the right colour for my skin but i think i’ve nailed it now.Pleased to not have to buy commercial products 🙂 Reply AndreaFebruary 5, 2016 at 2:58 pm I’m about to make this powder, but everything I’ve read states that through extensive research, zinc is toxic to inhale- either non-nano (which is misleading) or nano particles. Reply PostAuthor Jessica HealeyFebruary 11, 2016 at 9:14 am Feel free to wear a mask, if you like (or simply cover your face with your shirt). You certainly do not want to inhale a lot of zinc, so take care when transferring it from the bag to your new creation. And yes, always source non-nano zinc! Reply GretchenNovember 9, 2015 at 11:45 pm Hi! I was wondering if it possible to make the foundation & powder with out sunscreen (zinc)? Would I have to modify the recipe? Or would it be better to buy it made already from you?! Thank you!! Reply PostAuthor Jessica HealeyNovember 12, 2015 at 9:15 am Hi Gretchen. Thanks for stopping by! Honestly, I have not made it without the non-nano zinc, so I can’t say for sure. I do know that I have tried other DIY recipes with only arrowroot (no zinc) and they don’t have the ‘stick’ that mine does. The combination in the recipes I share here is pretty spot on. That said, you could totally give it a try! Let me know if you do. Otherwise, I do sell both my organic facial powder in the shop, as well as my organic facial foundation (…and I recently added my Total Face System…which I’m sure you’d love, too)! Thanks again for stopping by. 🙂 Reply Lynnette GrinesNovember 1, 2015 at 9:21 pm How can you turn loose powder into a Pressed Powder without using rubbing alcohol? Thanks! Reply Kassidy KalbererFebruary 14, 2020 at 3:09 pm Hi! We have never tried to turn this powder into a pressed powder. If you figure out how to, please come back and let us know! Reply DeppiSeptember 27, 2015 at 9:17 am This powder is even better than any commercial brand I have ever tried, even the most expensive ones. And it’s so easy to customize. I ommited the zinc powder and used less arrowroot to make it darker. I also added a bit of uncolored mica for a subtle glow. I tweeked the color a few times so I don’t have the exact quantities and I also used a little nutmeg and ginger not only for the color but scent as well. I am really grateful I found your site. When I first read about diy makeup I thought it must be so hard to create the right color (especially since I am not artistically inclined) but it was actually much easier than I expected. And it’s so inexpensive I plan to mix a bronzer as well tonight. I can’t thank you enough for sharing all these recipes!!! Reply LaurenSeptember 14, 2015 at 7:32 pm can i mix this in with lotion or sunscreen to make a liquid face concealer? Reply PostAuthor Jessica HealeyNovember 12, 2015 at 9:17 am Hi there! Well, I haven’t tried that, so I can’t say for sure. You might want to check out my organic facial foundation! I offer the DIY organic facial foundation recipe and the option to buy my facial foundation in my organic skincare shop (that’s my business motto…DIY or Buy). Thanks for stopping by! Reply Sherry MAugust 23, 2015 at 11:11 pm I just made this powder without the zinc oxide (substituting extra arrowroot powder, as directed) and it is perfect! I don’t usually use powder because it makes my face look so dry and just accentuates my wrinkles but in my DIY quest for natural products, I’ve been using oil as moisturizer and I always use WAY too much, leaving my face quite oily for several hours, if not all day. I don’t wear foundation for the same reason (besides pure laziness), it always makes my face look so dry, even if I buy the creamy ones for dry/mature skin. I have a pretty bad case of rosacea, too, so saying that I look better without foundation than with is a big deal! I just made Scratchmommy’s foundation recipe, too, I’m waiting for it to set! It looks so moisturizing I’m going to start using it instead of my oils, two birds! Anywho, I had no intention of making this powder for the reasons I mentioned but as oily as my face has been, I needed to do something. (I honestly don’t care how oily my face is/looks but I have to put my hair up for a few hours after applying my oils or it gets oily, too! Just the strands around my face and neck, which is not particularly attractive, considering I’m an overweight woman with thin hair.) I thought, “So what if I hate it? I’m only wasting a little arrowroot powder!” I’m SO glad I did! It does NOT make me look like I’m wearing pancake makeup, and it honestly does not look like I’m wearing powder at all, it just absorbs the oils, leaving a smooth finish while adding a bit of coverage. I love it!I wasn’t sure about the shade (I used the medium recipe) so I put the arrowroot powder and cinnamon in a bowl and added the cocoa (I didn’t have cacao) by 1/2 Tablespoons, stirring with a fork in between, until I got to exactly 1 1/2 Tablespoons (the recommended amount). I thought it looked about right so I went to a mirror and tested it on my face, in case I needed a bit more cocoa. It looked good so I added the Vitamin E oil, 4 drops of Rosewood essential oil, and 4 drops of Sweet Orange essential oil before mixing again with the fork and putting it through the grinder. I know you don’t need essential oils but I just love the smell, and though the amount added probably won’t bear any benefits, I like to think they might! Either way, it looks and smells delightful! Not only do I love it, it’s so cheap and easy to make! Thanks, Scratch Mommy! Reply YolandaAugust 14, 2015 at 1:28 pm Hi Jessica, I now have all my orders in and I can start making this. I made the sunscreen and have to say it made my skin look a bit white:) but it might have been from the bottom of the bowl. I’ll try it out more next week when we are going on vacation.I have a question about the zinc. You say to wear a face ask when making the sunscreen but how about when you apply the powder foundation to your face? Do I need to pinch my nose to no breathe it in?Thanks for your wonderful website! I love it!! Reply JenniferJuly 25, 2015 at 5:11 pm My only concern about this recipe is that in other posts, you tell us to avoid breathing in the zinc oxide. If we’re putting it on our face still in powder form, we’re bound to breathe some in. What about this recipe makes it safe as opposed to when it’s not mixed? Reply Kassidy KalbererFebruary 26, 2020 at 2:53 pm Great question, Jennifer! When the zinc mixes with the other ingredients they bind together so you don’t have to worry about breathing it in then. Also, it sticks to your face, so you’re good! I hope this helps you! Reply KarenJuly 19, 2015 at 9:54 pm Thank you, JessicaThis is going to be a long post. Thank you for (what feels like) changing my life. In an hour I’m going to bring my DIY items to a get together with ten of my friends – I want everyone I know to have the experience I had today.I can’t believe I waited until today to try this stuff.My boyfriend and I have not used shampoo in a year (diluted baking soda works great) or conditioner (diluted apple cider vinegar is awesome, if not unexpectedly effective). We eat organic. We shop locally when we can. Our household and body cleaning products are either homemade or natural – and we do our best to check the ethics of the companies we support…………..And although I’ve gone without deodorant for six months and it was “okay,” there was NO WAY that my boyfriend could do this. He tried all kinds of products and had limited luck. We made your deodorant this morning. Omgomgomgomg where have you been????? With that in mind I looked at the rest of your website and realized that I’ve been putting off buying make up (I am nearly all out of my stash) because I hate the idea that I’m a hypocrite for doing so well with my diet and then putting #/@%×^€ onto my skin. I’ve researched and I found what I thought was good, but I’ve never felt great about the purchases or the effect of wearing those products.So after using your deodorant for a few hours, I figured I had nothing to lose and a lot gain: I forged ahead making your beauty items this afternoon.Again: Omgomgomgomg your foundation and this powder have me looking better than I did with any of the ridiculously expensive products I was considering or have EVER purchased in the past. I’m including those high price chemically unpronouncable ones when I say this.Seriously, Thank you for changing my perspective today. You may not know all the people you’re affecting – so I want you to know how grateful I am and how inspired I feel right now. Now imagine all the people who don’t bother posting – you’re having a huge impact on a lot of individuals.Thank you,Karen Reply PostAuthor Jessica HealeyJuly 20, 2015 at 3:10 pm <3 Reading your words totally brought tears to my eyes. This is some of the nicest feedback I've ever received. Changing lives is why I do what I do. You are appreciated and I'm so happy to hear that you are doing so well and making so many positive changes. Thank you for sharing. <3 Reply YolandaJune 19, 2015 at 9:53 pm So happy you are sharing your wonderful DIY recipes!I have been using an “all natural” mineral make up containing mica. It claims this is harmless… now I wonder… What are your thoughts? I will try your recipe, can’t wait! Thanks! Reply WendyMay 11, 2015 at 12:27 pm Hi Jessica, I love this recipe. I’m amazed at the quality of coverage and the soft matte look. One thing I’ve been concerned about in the weeks since I’ve started using it, though, is the amount of powder that billows into the air when I apply it, since supposedly it’s not good to inhale zinc oxide. I’m wondering if you’ve found any way of “taming” the powder so that it doesn’t billow as much? I’ve tried adding some essential oils – this seems to help somewhat, but not a lot. Thank you! Reply PostAuthor Jessica HealeyMay 11, 2015 at 2:25 pm Hi Wendy! Yay…so glad you love it, too. And yes…you can tame the powder a bit! The zinc I use is a larger sized zinc (non-nano with a mesh size of 325 nm), and while inhaling it obviously isn’t good, since the zinc is binding with arrowroot, cacao powder, etc etc etc, you aren’t inhaling just straight zinc. So, that makes me feel better. Just use common sense when working with zinc (use a mask or cover your mouth with your shirt, add it carefully, etc etc etc)Yes, you can add some EOs to ‘tame’ the powder. You can also add more Vitamin E. I hope this helps. Reply NikiJuly 11, 2015 at 8:18 pm My massage therapist who is also an aromatherapist turned me on to making my own powder foundation. I have yet to make it as I learned of this exciting DIY last night but she did put a bit of hers on the back of my hand to see it. She adds a couple of drops of Jojoba oil to hers along with several drops of lavender and sweet orange oil. Surprisingly it is still powder in consistency but it applies easily without getting everywhere, I didn’t even notice powder as she applied it in natural lighting. Can’t wait for my ingredients to arrive Monday so I can make my first batch! Thanks Scratch Mommy for sharing, best recipe I’ve found with good base measurements to start off with while having the SPF property. Reply KristinaMay 7, 2015 at 1:49 am Have a ? You mention being careful not to inhale the zinc oxide when making this powder… Shouldn’t I be concerned then when I am brushing this powder on my face that I might also inhale some in? Reply PostAuthor Jessica HealeyMay 11, 2015 at 2:27 pm Hi Kristina! Great question. You can see my response to Wendy here that might help you. 🙂 Reply Sarah RoweMay 2, 2015 at 11:48 pm How well does this powder stick to your face? I tried to make a powder earlier and it didn’t stick at all. i am so worried this recipie will do the same. Reply PostAuthor Jessica HealeyMay 11, 2015 at 2:28 pm Hi Sarah! Hmmmm, I have had no issues with this powder not sticking, so I’m not entirely sure what you mean. I’m not sure how my recipe varies from the one you tried. But…I say give this a try and I think you’ll be pleased. Happy DIYing! 🙂 Reply KariApril 28, 2015 at 12:24 pm I made this and LOVE it! I am never buying powder again, and I’m telling everyone i know about your site. But I’m concerned about breathing in the zinc oxide every day when I apply the powder. What are your thoughts on that? Any reassurances? Reply PostAuthor Jessica HealeyMay 11, 2015 at 2:29 pm Hooray! So glad that you love it, too! Yup, check out my response here to Wendy. Hope this helps. Reply JuliannaApril 23, 2015 at 10:30 am Hi, thank you so much for your inspiring DIY recipes! I use your site as a reference for my experiments all the time now! I was wondering if kaolin powder would work for this recipe instead of arrowroot? I’ve noticed that arrowroot dries my skin out some. Thank you for your time. Reply PostAuthor Jessica HealeyMay 11, 2015 at 2:30 pm Hi Julianna. Thanks for your kind words. <3Sure, I say give it a try! You might need to adjust ratios, so just test as you go...and give it a whirl. Happy DIYing! 🙂 Reply LyndieMarch 14, 2015 at 12:44 am Thanks for posting your recipes!I have a sensitivity to cocoa/cacao, have you tried subbing carob powder? Or have any thoughts on that?Thank you! Reply PostAuthor Jessica HealeyMarch 14, 2015 at 1:29 am Hello! No, I haven’t tried subbing carob in this recipe, but I do love carob! I think you’d have a pretty close 1-to-1 ratio from cacao to carob, honestly.If you are interested in more carob food recipes, we have a few here on this site. Happy DIYing!! 🙂 Reply PriyaMarch 10, 2015 at 8:14 pm Hi! I can’t believe I have paid so much for bottles and jars of well…crap to be honest all these years. Posts like yours are so inspiring to me as I have also started making my own lip balm and toothpaste. Now, I am so very excited to try out your recipe for foundation and powder!I have a question though; what is the difference btw arrow root powder, and arrow root flour? Thanks! Reply PostAuthor Jessica HealeyMarch 11, 2015 at 2:43 am Hooray for the healthy DIY fire being lit within you!!! <3There is actually no difference, from what I know (someone might correct me, but I think that's correct). I use organic, sustainably-sourced arrowroot powder, but I do believe the flour really is the same thing.Happy and healthy DIYing to you! Reply MichelleFebruary 6, 2015 at 1:48 pm Jess, what about a blush? I have been using bare minerals but I wear makeup maybe 10x a year bc I have just gotten so used to my DIY natural products. I will try the foundation and powder. I have some ground hibiscus powder and it’s a very pretty rosy color. Can that be used alone as a blush or does it need other ingredients?? Thanks for all your recipes. I use so many of them and can’t ever see myself going back to chemicals. Even when I go to the Salon for a hair trim, I have used same guy for 20 years….I just have him wet my hair instead of washing with their shampoos. I use henna instead of salon color. Anyway, thanks for all the inspiration! Reply Kassidy KalbererFebruary 26, 2020 at 2:49 pm Michelle, hi! Yay! I’m so happy you love these recipes as much as we do! I will link the recipe for our easy natural blush so you can enjoy some good-for-you, natural blush 😊 Reply KayFebruary 6, 2015 at 10:21 am Finally got around to making a batch of this powder, and I have to say that I am impressed! I had to use cocoa instead of cacao but it seems to work just fine. I also used 7 drops of Vitamin E and 4 drops of jojoba (which is my favorite skin oil), and I think it came out to a perfect consistency. I chose not to include the zinc (even though I do have it in the house) because my skin is incredibly sensitive and I have to be really careful about it, and I was also a bit concerned about putting it in a powder – I don’t want to inhale it every day when I am putting on my powder. I will use the zinc in preparations that are more creamy instead. If anyone comes up with ideas for a red dye to use in the recipe (beet powder, maybe?) will you post those? Thanks a million for this recipe! Reply PostAuthor Jessica HealeyMay 19, 2015 at 1:59 pm SO glad you love it, Kay!And yes…to anybody else who’s curious, you can definitely leave out the zinc! Just replace it with extra arrowroot and you’ll be good to go. 🙂 Reply Linda BucherJanuary 28, 2015 at 11:13 am Being vegan I do not use bees wax, can candelilla or carnauba wax be used?It sounds great, the coverage looked good to me. I have systic acne scars, and redness, not terrible, but my skin is far from perfect. Most makeup, even the so called natural ones make my skin burn and itch. Can’t wait to try your recipe.Thank you,Linda Reply Kassidy KalbererFebruary 14, 2020 at 3:00 pm Hi Linda! This recipe does not use beeswax. #winning I hope this helps you! Reply KymJanuary 25, 2015 at 9:23 pm Sooo excited to put NATURAL sunscreen!! I’m absolutely convinced that sunscreen is the key to autism. Think about it…it’s in EVERYTHING and they really started pushing it and putting it everywhere in the 50’s. Look at the autism statistics…you do the math. I try to stay away from sunscreen at every turn. Just a guess, but I’m betting on it. Wonderful product and recipe!! THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!! Reply jnnieJanuary 17, 2015 at 6:52 pm This is very helpful for my acne prone skin, im sick of using some other foundation cause im ending up having a breakouts, wanna try some organic product but there are all hell expensive!!, i should give it a try!! Thank you so muchPsHow does this diy smells like? Reply Kassidy KalbererFebruary 14, 2020 at 2:58 pm Hi there! Jess and I would say this powder smells like a snickerdoodle cookie 😋 You should give this recipe a try! We think you will love it 😉 Reply Sarah NDecember 28, 2014 at 9:25 am This looks awesome! I just can’t help but think of other possibilities, of having the medium or dark powders and amping up the cinnamon measurements to make the powder a little warmer in colour, and using it as a bronzer! And I wonder if there’s anything that could give it a more peachy colour to have a more subtle blush effect? Maybe taking out some of the cacao powder and putting in more cinnamon, or something else even. I just want to try everything! Reply PostAuthor Jessica HealeyDecember 28, 2014 at 10:10 am yes, Yes, YES!!! Now THAT is the DIY inspiration I love to see. 🙂Of course, play around with different ideas. You could add some turmeric for a different effect…endless possibilities! Happy DIYing! 🙂 Reply AliceDecember 8, 2014 at 2:25 pm Hi Jess! Thanks for sharing this amazing recipe! I can’t wait to try it and replace all the “natural” makeup I’ve been using, but I do have a question. I’m Asian and have a more yellow undertone. Do you have any suggestions for the ratio between cacao powder and cinnamon to start with? Reply PostAuthor Jessica HealeyDecember 28, 2014 at 10:11 am Hi! Really, you just have to play around with the recipe to get your desired shade. You could try a bit of turmeric! Reply KateNovember 22, 2014 at 5:53 pm Hi! I just made a batch of this powder using all of the ingredients you listed. It wont to stick to my face, any ideas to help it stick? Reply PostAuthor Jessica HealeyDecember 28, 2014 at 10:15 am Hi! Hmmmmm, won’t ‘stick’? I haven’t had an issue with sticking, at all, so I’m not entirely sure what this really means. You mean you don’t see the powder? Does it need to be darker (more cacao, perhaps)? Did you follow the direction exactly and use the same ingredients? Reply AjayApril 13, 2019 at 4:26 pm I had the same problem initially. I found the powder didnt blend into my face. The issue was that my face was already dry so there were no oils for the powder to soak into. I paired it with the foundation and it worked wonderfully. Reply ReggieNovember 18, 2014 at 2:47 am I was wondering…could Vitamin E Oil could be substituted with Argan or any other shelf stable oils. Maybe even Raspberry? Reply PostAuthor Jessica HealeyDecember 28, 2014 at 10:13 am Mmmmmm, perhaps. I suggest vitamin E, as it’s great for skin and acts as a way to help elongate the life of your powder, by way of decreased oxidation. Reply Loriel AdamsNovember 13, 2014 at 3:25 pm I may be a bit partial but this recipe is so awesome! The original Scratch Mommy hits it out of the park with the recipe and photo skills. 😉 Reply Susanne RunionNovember 13, 2014 at 1:38 am This is really great. I am spending a fortune on Jane Iredale mineral foundation (its way more than $34). But unfortunately I am a bit older than you and have to use a liquid. Do you have a recipe for liquid foundation? Thanks. Reply JillianDecember 13, 2014 at 3:05 am She does! Not liquid I guess but creamy foundation. But she recommends still using this powder over it. http://www.scratchmommy.com/smooth-finish-diy-organic-foundation-sunscreen Reply The Provision RoomNovember 12, 2014 at 11:04 pm Ahhhhhh….I’ve been wanting to do this for so long! I need to get my act together!!! 🙂 Reply AmandaNovember 12, 2014 at 1:57 pm This sounds really interesting Jess. I have the WORST time finding the right powder shade for my very light complexion, and I have pink cheeks. I usually (honestly) stay away from DIY beauty products, but this one actually sounds easy. I actually have everything except the arrowroot powder. I may actually give this a try because it sounds like fun to create my perfect shade. Or, maybe I’ll just wait until you sell it 😉 Reply AnniNovember 12, 2014 at 11:32 am Wow, Jessica, I’m seriously impressed. I really want to give this a go! Reply KarleneNovember 12, 2014 at 8:43 am I add turmeric to the recipe to give the powder a yellow base. Reply Renee KohleyNovember 12, 2014 at 6:20 am Ok, girl I need to make this…then maybe I would actually take care to make myself up in the the morning 🙂 It is amazing what 3 kids will do to your morning priorities LOL 🙂 Reply PostAuthor Jessica HealeyNovember 12, 2014 at 6:41 am Ha! Right? Yes, I feel that pain. I’m not sure it will ever be the same. 😉…but, good news is this powder recipe is so darn easy to make AND whip on your face in the AM. Hooray for small victories! Glad you like the recipe. Reply Tina @ Oh Snap! Let's Eat!November 11, 2014 at 5:54 pm Very interesting idea – might have to try this! Reply PostAuthor Jessica HealeyNovember 12, 2014 at 6:43 am Thanks, Tina. Let me know if you whip this DIY facial powder up. Would love to hear your results. 🙂 Reply Sarah @ Sensibly SustainableNovember 11, 2014 at 5:45 pm This is great, I’ve been wanting to make my own foundation powder! This is a great reference, thanks 🙂 Reply PostAuthor Jessica HealeyNovember 12, 2014 at 6:43 am Yay! Now you have a guide. Let me know when you try it! Reply linda spikerNovember 11, 2014 at 5:24 pm Beautiful recipes and so easy! Reply PostAuthor Jessica HealeyNovember 12, 2014 at 6:42 am <3 Thank you, Linda! Reply JessicaNovember 11, 2014 at 4:20 pm I had no idea making facial powder could be so easy. thank you. Reply PostAuthor Jessica HealeyNovember 12, 2014 at 6:42 am Right!? Easy peasy!Thanks for stopping by…and, you are welcome! Reply Emily @ Recipes to NourishNovember 11, 2014 at 3:53 pm Love this! It’s so important to use safe and natural ingredients on your skin. Thanks for sharing all of your amazing DIY body care recipes with us. Reply PostAuthor Jessica HealeyNovember 12, 2014 at 6:42 am <3 Thank you, Emily. I love sharing healthy, *real* DIY body recipes. I am glad that you appreciate them. Reply

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Jess HealeySeptember 24, 2019 at 11:11 am Hi Jackie! I’m sorry it isn’t working for you. I find that this works best using a brush and applying over foundation or at least a face moisturizer. It’s my daily go-to, so give it a try over foundation &/or face moisturizer and see if that helps. Reply

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Jess HealeySeptember 24, 2019 at 11:11 am Yes, that should work well. Happy DIYing! Reply

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Jess HealeyJune 21, 2019 at 5:03 pm <3 Thank you so much, Ajay. It's my pleasure. Reply

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lisaJune 14, 2019 at 6:05 pm Hey thanks for this. I trust EWG completely. However I noticed that they give powders with zinc oxide a rating of 1 -which is a low hazard rating. Why do you think that is if they considered this to be not good for health? Reply AngieJune 3, 2020 at 4:08 am Most likely because EWG test zinc oxide in liquid form and can’t be inhaled that way. I literally hold my breath while applying powders, open the window and leave the room for a while after I have applied it. It’s a hassle but so is everything that’s better for your health! Reply

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AngieJune 3, 2020 at 4:08 am Most likely because EWG test zinc oxide in liquid form and can’t be inhaled that way. I literally hold my breath while applying powders, open the window and leave the room for a while after I have applied it. It’s a hassle but so is everything that’s better for your health! Reply

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Jess HealeyJanuary 22, 2019 at 12:11 pm Hi Lisa~ Hmmm, I really don’t find it too terribly tedious to clean mine. I just use soap and water to clean it, being careful around the blades. I find that spices like turmeric tend to leave a lingering scent in my spice grinder and Instant Pot, but don’t have any issue with anything else. I hope this helps! Reply

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Kassidy KalbererAugust 9, 2018 at 9:26 am Great question! Yes, you sure can leave it out, especially in this kind of recipe using only powders. This recipe (even without the vitamin e) will last you a long, long while. Just make sure you keep it covered tightly when not in use, don’t get water in it, etc etc etc. You can leave it out of other recipes, too…but just note that they might have a shorter shelf life. It’s all about taking great care with natural products. I hope this helps. Happy DIYing! Reply

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Jess HealeyJuly 23, 2018 at 8:58 am Yay! I’m glad that you love it, too. 🙂 Reply

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Kassidy KalbererFebruary 14, 2020 at 2:21 pm You can use the one you have. Just be sure to clean it before and after you use it. Reply

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Kassidy KalbererFebruary 26, 2020 at 2:39 pm Hey Kathryn! This recipe is approximately a 20 SPF 😊 Reply

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Kassidy KalbererFebruary 26, 2020 at 3:04 pm Hi there! You’re correct, this is a loose powder. We have not tried to create a pressed powder. I’m not sure if adding rubbing alcohol would create one. I’m sorry, I wish I could help you more! Reply

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Kassidy KalbererFebruary 14, 2020 at 2:36 pm Omg! Yay! That’s so great to hear. We are so happy you love it 🥰 we have a recipe for our facial foundation! This foundation has a thick, extremely spreadable consistency and provides you with light, effective, and even coverage. I hope this helps you! Reply

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Jess HealeyOctober 31, 2017 at 2:10 pm Yay! I’m so glad that you love it, too. SO easy, affordable, and clean. Enjoy! Reply

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Jess HealeyAugust 23, 2017 at 9:45 am Hello in India! Yes, I ship worldwide. International shipping is flat rate $11 USD per item. You’ll see shipping rates populate during the checkout process. And yes, you can use cacao and cocoa interchangeably. Reply QasandraMarch 6, 2019 at 2:52 am IRA,For $11 per item. Not worth it…esp covert to Rupees. Create your own n just thank n appreciate the Admin for her lovely recipes. Reply

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Kassidy KalbererFebruary 26, 2020 at 3:01 pm Hi Devon! I’m so glad you’re enjoying your foundation! You ask a great question, when the zinc mixes with the other ingredients they bind together so you don’t have to worry about breathing it in. Also, it sticks to your face, so you’re good! Since you’re loving the foundation I think you will love the way the powder looks over top! Happy DIYing 😊 Reply

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Kassidy KalbererFebruary 14, 2020 at 3:06 pm Hi there Ellen! I can’t live without the powder! I use the powder daily after I moisturize. I like to use the foundation and powder together when I am getting a little more fancy. If you are only using a powder now, I think you will be happy with this powder recipe. I hope this helps you 😊 Reply

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PostAuthor Jessica HealeyJanuary 12, 2017 at 2:41 pm Hi Marina. Unfortunately, I don’t think so. :/ Arrowroot powder has much more ‘slip’ to it than coconut flour and is much, much more fine. The only other substitution I could recommend with this similar slip is cornstarch (but I don’t really recommend that, either). I hope this helps. Happy DIYing! Reply

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PostAuthor Jessica HealeyJanuary 12, 2017 at 2:42 pm Hi Saba. You could use cocoa powder or cacao powder (I strongly prefer cacao powder). You cannot use coffee. I hope this helps. Happy DIYing! Reply

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Kassidy KalbererJanuary 29, 2020 at 4:03 pm Hi Emma! Great questions! Yes, you can use this as eyeshadow and face powder. Since we don’t know much about your friends allergy, to be on the safe side, you can just leave the Cinnamon out of the recipe. Hope this helps you! Happy DIYing 😊 Reply

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Kassidy KalbererFebruary 26, 2020 at 2:55 pm Hi Kirsten! I use this powder everyday and only apply it once in the morning. I have never felt like I need to reapply it throughout the day. Happy DIYing 😊 Reply

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PostAuthor Jessica HealeyMarch 22, 2016 at 1:46 am So glad that you love it, too! Hooray for happy and healthy DIYing! 🙂 Reply

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PostAuthor Jessica HealeyFebruary 11, 2016 at 9:14 am Feel free to wear a mask, if you like (or simply cover your face with your shirt). You certainly do not want to inhale a lot of zinc, so take care when transferring it from the bag to your new creation. And yes, always source non-nano zinc! Reply

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PostAuthor Jessica HealeyNovember 12, 2015 at 9:15 am Hi Gretchen. Thanks for stopping by! Honestly, I have not made it without the non-nano zinc, so I can’t say for sure. I do know that I have tried other DIY recipes with only arrowroot (no zinc) and they don’t have the ‘stick’ that mine does. The combination in the recipes I share here is pretty spot on. That said, you could totally give it a try! Let me know if you do. Otherwise, I do sell both my organic facial powder in the shop, as well as my organic facial foundation (…and I recently added my Total Face System…which I’m sure you’d love, too)! Thanks again for stopping by. 🙂 Reply

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Kassidy KalbererFebruary 14, 2020 at 3:09 pm Hi! We have never tried to turn this powder into a pressed powder. If you figure out how to, please come back and let us know! Reply

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PostAuthor Jessica HealeyNovember 12, 2015 at 9:17 am Hi there! Well, I haven’t tried that, so I can’t say for sure. You might want to check out my organic facial foundation! I offer the DIY organic facial foundation recipe and the option to buy my facial foundation in my organic skincare shop (that’s my business motto…DIY or Buy). Thanks for stopping by! Reply

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Kassidy KalbererFebruary 26, 2020 at 2:53 pm Great question, Jennifer! When the zinc mixes with the other ingredients they bind together so you don’t have to worry about breathing it in then. Also, it sticks to your face, so you’re good! I hope this helps you! Reply

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PostAuthor Jessica HealeyJuly 20, 2015 at 3:10 pm <3 Reading your words totally brought tears to my eyes. This is some of the nicest feedback I've ever received. Changing lives is why I do what I do. You are appreciated and I'm so happy to hear that you are doing so well and making so many positive changes. Thank you for sharing. <3 Reply

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PostAuthor Jessica HealeyMay 11, 2015 at 2:25 pm Hi Wendy! Yay…so glad you love it, too. And yes…you can tame the powder a bit! The zinc I use is a larger sized zinc (non-nano with a mesh size of 325 nm), and while inhaling it obviously isn’t good, since the zinc is binding with arrowroot, cacao powder, etc etc etc, you aren’t inhaling just straight zinc. So, that makes me feel better. Just use common sense when working with zinc (use a mask or cover your mouth with your shirt, add it carefully, etc etc etc)Yes, you can add some EOs to ‘tame’ the powder. You can also add more Vitamin E. I hope this helps. Reply NikiJuly 11, 2015 at 8:18 pm My massage therapist who is also an aromatherapist turned me on to making my own powder foundation. I have yet to make it as I learned of this exciting DIY last night but she did put a bit of hers on the back of my hand to see it. She adds a couple of drops of Jojoba oil to hers along with several drops of lavender and sweet orange oil. Surprisingly it is still powder in consistency but it applies easily without getting everywhere, I didn’t even notice powder as she applied it in natural lighting. Can’t wait for my ingredients to arrive Monday so I can make my first batch! Thanks Scratch Mommy for sharing, best recipe I’ve found with good base measurements to start off with while having the SPF property. Reply

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PostAuthor Jessica HealeyMay 11, 2015 at 2:27 pm Hi Kristina! Great question. You can see my response to Wendy here that might help you. 🙂 Reply

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PostAuthor Jessica HealeyMay 11, 2015 at 2:28 pm Hi Sarah! Hmmmm, I have had no issues with this powder not sticking, so I’m not entirely sure what you mean. I’m not sure how my recipe varies from the one you tried. But…I say give this a try and I think you’ll be pleased. Happy DIYing! 🙂 Reply

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PostAuthor Jessica HealeyMay 11, 2015 at 2:29 pm Hooray! So glad that you love it, too! Yup, check out my response here to Wendy. Hope this helps. Reply

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PostAuthor Jessica HealeyMay 11, 2015 at 2:30 pm Hi Julianna. Thanks for your kind words. <3Sure, I say give it a try! You might need to adjust ratios, so just test as you go...and give it a whirl. Happy DIYing! 🙂 Reply

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PostAuthor Jessica HealeyMarch 14, 2015 at 1:29 am Hello! No, I haven’t tried subbing carob in this recipe, but I do love carob! I think you’d have a pretty close 1-to-1 ratio from cacao to carob, honestly.If you are interested in more carob food recipes, we have a few here on this site. Happy DIYing!! 🙂 Reply

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PostAuthor Jessica HealeyMarch 11, 2015 at 2:43 am Hooray for the healthy DIY fire being lit within you!!! <3There is actually no difference, from what I know (someone might correct me, but I think that's correct). I use organic, sustainably-sourced arrowroot powder, but I do believe the flour really is the same thing.Happy and healthy DIYing to you! Reply

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Kassidy KalbererFebruary 26, 2020 at 2:49 pm Michelle, hi! Yay! I’m so happy you love these recipes as much as we do! I will link the recipe for our easy natural blush so you can enjoy some good-for-you, natural blush 😊 Reply

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PostAuthor Jessica HealeyMay 19, 2015 at 1:59 pm SO glad you love it, Kay!And yes…to anybody else who’s curious, you can definitely leave out the zinc! Just replace it with extra arrowroot and you’ll be good to go. 🙂 Reply

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Kassidy KalbererFebruary 14, 2020 at 3:00 pm Hi Linda! This recipe does not use beeswax. #winning I hope this helps you! Reply

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Kassidy KalbererFebruary 14, 2020 at 2:58 pm Hi there! Jess and I would say this powder smells like a snickerdoodle cookie 😋 You should give this recipe a try! We think you will love it 😉 Reply

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PostAuthor Jessica HealeyDecember 28, 2014 at 10:10 am yes, Yes, YES!!! Now THAT is the DIY inspiration I love to see. 🙂Of course, play around with different ideas. You could add some turmeric for a different effect…endless possibilities! Happy DIYing! 🙂 Reply

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PostAuthor Jessica HealeyDecember 28, 2014 at 10:11 am Hi! Really, you just have to play around with the recipe to get your desired shade. You could try a bit of turmeric! Reply

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PostAuthor Jessica HealeyDecember 28, 2014 at 10:15 am Hi! Hmmmmm, won’t ‘stick’? I haven’t had an issue with sticking, at all, so I’m not entirely sure what this really means. You mean you don’t see the powder? Does it need to be darker (more cacao, perhaps)? Did you follow the direction exactly and use the same ingredients? Reply AjayApril 13, 2019 at 4:26 pm I had the same problem initially. I found the powder didnt blend into my face. The issue was that my face was already dry so there were no oils for the powder to soak into. I paired it with the foundation and it worked wonderfully. Reply

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PostAuthor Jessica HealeyDecember 28, 2014 at 10:13 am Mmmmmm, perhaps. I suggest vitamin E, as it’s great for skin and acts as a way to help elongate the life of your powder, by way of decreased oxidation. Reply

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JillianDecember 13, 2014 at 3:05 am She does! Not liquid I guess but creamy foundation. But she recommends still using this powder over it. http://www.scratchmommy.com/smooth-finish-diy-organic-foundation-sunscreen Reply

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PostAuthor Jessica HealeyNovember 12, 2014 at 6:41 am Ha! Right? Yes, I feel that pain. I’m not sure it will ever be the same. 😉…but, good news is this powder recipe is so darn easy to make AND whip on your face in the AM. Hooray for small victories! Glad you like the recipe. Reply

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PostAuthor Jessica HealeyNovember 12, 2014 at 6:43 am Thanks, Tina. Let me know if you whip this DIY facial powder up. Would love to hear your results. 🙂 Reply

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PostAuthor Jessica HealeyNovember 12, 2014 at 6:43 am Yay! Now you have a guide. Let me know when you try it! Reply

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PostAuthor Jessica HealeyNovember 12, 2014 at 6:42 am <3 Thank you, Linda! Reply

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PostAuthor Jessica HealeyNovember 12, 2014 at 6:42 am Right!? Easy peasy!Thanks for stopping by…and, you are welcome! Reply

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PostAuthor Jessica HealeyNovember 12, 2014 at 6:42 am <3 Thank you, Emily. I love sharing healthy, *real* DIY body recipes. I am glad that you appreciate them. Reply