Nowadays, many women and girls don’t go out without makeup. Makeup not only creates an attractive look but also boosts self-confidence. Products like foundation, blush, mascara, kajal, eyeliner, and lipstick are often expensive and contain chemicals. But did you know that you can make chemical-free blush at home?
Making blush at home isn’t expensive. You can make it for just 20 rupees and use it daily. It will give you a natural rosy glow. In this article, we’ll show you simple steps on how to make blush at home.
Make natural blush with beetroot
We all use beets in salads and juices. Their naturally pink color makes them ideal for making blush.
Blush recipe
To make beetroot blush, cut the beetroot into thin slices and dry it in the sun. Then, grind it into a fine powder in a mixer. Add a little arrowroot to smooth the texture. If you want a lighter color, you can increase the amount of arrowroot. This simple method will create a natural blush that you can use daily.
Make blush from rose petals
Wash the rose petals thoroughly and dry them in the shade. Once they are completely dry, grind them in a mixer. Add arrowroot and mix well. This blush is fragrant and feels gentle on sensitive skin.
Make pink blush with hibiscus
This method is a little different, but very useful and can be made for less than 20 rupees. Wash and dry hibiscus flowers. Then grind them into a powder and add a little arrowroot. Hibiscus gives a light pink to red tone that looks natural on your cheeks.
Things to consider when applying blush
Before applying blush, make sure your face is clean and dry.
Be sure to do a patch test before using this blush for the first time.
Keep it away from moisture so that the blush does not get spoiled.
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