Most conventional blushes rely on synthetic dyes, fragrance, and fillers that can irritate skin or sit on top of it. This DIY version keeps things simple: a balm base, natural color, and ingredients that actually work with your skin.
The result is a cream blush that melts in, looks natural, and doubles as a lip balm.
Why a Balm Blush?
Powder blush can emphasize dryness and texture. A balm-based blush:
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Blends more naturally into the skin
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Feels nourishing instead of drying
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Looks better throughout the day
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Works well for sensitive or dry skin
This formula is especially good if you prefer minimal makeup or want something easy for on-the-go.
Exact DIY Natural Blush Recipe
Video Tutorial: https://www.tiktok.com/@jadebloomoils/video/7594506635293248781?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc
Use any small container (lip balm tin or mini jar).
Ingredients
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1 tsp coconut oil
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½ tsp beeswax
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A small amount of Vitamin E
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½ tsp beetroot powder
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(add more for deeper color)
Instructions
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Add all ingredients to a heat-safe container
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Gently melt until fully combined
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Stir well
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Pour into container and let set
Once cooled, you have a natural blush and lip balm ready to use!
Why These Ingredients Work
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Coconut oil: Softens skin and melts at body temperature, making blending easy
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Beeswax: Helps the blush set so it stays solid but still creamy
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Vitamin E: Adds a small boost of skin support
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Beetroot powder: Provides natural color without synthetic dyes
Each ingredient has a purpose—nothing extra.
How to Use
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Tap onto cheeks with fingers and blend
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Layer for more color if needed
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Swipe onto lips for a subtle tint
This recipe is a good example of how fewer ingredients can still give you great results. Simple, functional, and easy to customize.
When you remove unnecessary ingredients, what’s left often works better. This DIY blush is easy to make, easy to wear, and easy to trust—no fillers, no guesswork, just functional beauty.
