saline solution and teal pigment

[jokers_kick]

okay...I know that teal isn't eyesafe, but I've never had any irritation from it. Thats my disclaimer haha.

anyways, I mixed a drop of saline solution with a bit of teal pigment today, and used my finger to apply it to my lids, and the blue sparkles that are usually invisible totally stand out!! It's so pretty.

haha just had to share that.

 

[Isis]

I'll bet it is beautiful!
Thats a trick I learned in my cosmetics class that you can basically use any eyedrops to do things like that & make liners of any powders

pretty cool.
I never would have thought of it myself like you did LOL Kudos!

 

[Krista]

Teal isn't eyesafe?! Whoops!

 

[Turbokittykat]

Any jar of Teal with a batch number, (the number on the bottom e.g. AB3 or A64), ending in a 5 is eye-safe. Any batch number not ending in a 5 means it's not eye-safe.

Basically a batch number ending in 5 means it was produced in 2005 and Teal was amongst a number of pigments reformulated in 2005 to be eye-safe.

 

[martygreene]

For more information regarding product safety, please check out the product safety forum. There are alerts and other useful info in the announcement subforum there, and there is a link to the pigment/glitter/paint/cheekhue/CCB safety list in my signature, as well as in the product safety forum.