5 Ways To Use The Last Bit Of Everything

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5 Ways To Use The Last Bit Of Everything

DIY Tinted Lip Balm

MATERIALS
Shea butter
Cocoa butter
Lipstick
Lip balm container
Beauty Spatula

INSTRUCTIONS
With the help of a beauty spatula, remove excess lipstick from the inside of a lipstick tube.
Using a double boiler, melt the lipstick and add two parts shea butter and one part cocoa butter. We used 2 teaspoons of shea butter and 1 teaspoon of cocoa butter. Mix.
Tip: Use less shea butter and cocoa butter for a more pigmented lip balm, and more shea butter and cocoa butter for a more subtle tinted lip balm.
Pour the mixture into a container and let it sit to cool.
Use like a regular lip balm.

Candle Melts

MATERIALS
Tweezers
Almost empty candle jars
Silicone mold

INSTRUCTIONS
Place your candle jar into a pot filled with hot water (with the water line not passing the middle of the jar) and allow the wax to melt completely.
Remove any wicks with a pair of tweezers.
Carefully remove the candle jar from the hot water and pour the melted wax into the silicone mold.
Let the candle wax harden completely.
Enjoy by using in a candle warmer.

Mustard Salad Dressing

MATERIALS
Almost empty mustard bottle
Honey
Olive oil
Apple cider vinegar
Salt
Pepper


INSTRUCTIONS
If you’re having trouble getting use out of the mustard at the bottom of the bottle, this is perfect for you! Open the top of the bottle and pour in the ingredients necessary to make a delicious salad dressing. We went for a basic mustard vinaigrette using honey (to taste), 3 parts olive oil, one part apple cider vinegar, and salt and pepper to taste.
Optional: Add other herbs for extra flavor.
Seal the bottle back up and shake it to mix the ingredients. The bottle itself will act as a perfect container to pour out the dressing. Store in the refrigerator for up to 4 months.

Scented Epsom Salt

MATERIALS
Epsom salt
Empty essential oil bottle
Tweezers
Container (that fits the epsom salt)

INSTRUCTIONS
Pour epsom salt into a resealable container.
Open up the bottle of essential oil and separate its parts as necessary.
Place the pieces of the essential oil bottle inside the epsom salt, with the salt completely covering the parts of the bottle. Close the container and give it a shake.
Leave for 24 hours.
All of the essential oil residue that was left inside the empty bottle will have been absorbed by the epsom salt, leaving behind a deliciously scented epsom salt.

Nail Polish Marbling

MATERIALS
Plastic container
Nail polish
Pointed stirring stick or wooden skewer

INSTRUCTIONS
Fill your plastic container approximately halfway with warm water.
Swirl nail polish over it, use your stick to create a design. Work quickly to ensure that the nail polish doesn’t get too tacky (this makes marbling more difficult).
Slowly press the object that you would like to marble into the nail polish, and carefully flip it out to keep the nail polish from sliding off of the surface. Let it dry completely before using, and enjoy!
Optional: Apply a sealant over the nail polish to make the design permanent.

MUSIC
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[lehackfleisch]

Ironic cuz yall never scrape out the bowls.

[audreyhollenbaugh]

2:35 yeah, I love it when nail polish chips off into my mouth and slowly poisons me while ruining my cup 👍

[AllisonLinner]

Great ideas! Just remember that if you’re going to heat nail lacquer and put it on a mug, *DO NOT drink out of the mug. Doing so would cause you to ingest the volatile organic compounds (VOC) and lead to both short and long term health problems.*

[PearlsAndFloral]

Or you can melt the lipstick into a clean eyeshadow pan and use it with a brush.

[hridbarai]

Lol no offence but the watermarbling colours looked awful

[ravenmouse]

Thanks for suggesting people eat/drink from dishware covered in nail polish, which is toxic in most cases.

[matcha]

Watermarbling tip: if you want it to spread out evenly, use warm water. If you want fine details (that don’t spread out) use cold water.

[chardecoall]

watermarbling is nice on the paper and planter but idk if i'd went to have it on my mug

[kujokura]

Are you sure this is “how to save a little of *everything* ?”You didnt say how to save the last bit of your dignity.

[rupikajai]

0:34 We can see those are altoids with the engraving, you have to cover it up better

[TaraZimmerman]

Okay, the idea of candles into wax melts was such a good idea and I'm definitely going to do that from now on.

[masnakajima]

Are nail polisher decorated cups microwave safe?

[courtney]

I mean, I know it sounds crazy, but if you have the time to do that to your mustard, you would think you would have time to go to walmart and get more mustard

[gerANNAmoe]

Yeah so this should totally be a recurring video! This is awesome!

[realbhardwaj]

love the water marble one it was so nice I love it 👛👗

[rainyday]

Here is my tip for using the last bit of lipstick: use a lipstick brush to use the lipstick at the end of the tube.

[lienfung]

So how do we use the last bit of these new things

[cullengal]

I like the candle one a lot considering the fact that I spend a lot on candles. I wish I knew this hack sooner. Better late than never, I guess.

[akankshatripathi]

Good job!👌👌I feel very bad when I have to throw the leftover items but now I will try these hacks!!👍👍✌✌