Anglesite particles can be highly toxic to inhale, ingest, or contact on your skin. Galena contains lead. I do know you have been doing this for years, so I know you know what you're doing! I love the shade it created, and it's gorgeous 😍 other's probably don't know that, though.
wish this comment was higher. I like erin’s videos but she almost never mentions when she’s working with toxic ingredients and I already see people in the comments saying they’re going to try this out if they manage to find the materials
I left a comment, but it didn't stick. I said the same thing. Gelena is lead ore & when smashed, crushed it's extremely toxic!! You're not even supposed to hold it with bare hands at that stage, much less paint it on your lips.
She's also putting toxic minerals on her skin without disclaimers Galena contains LEAD Anglesite is bad stuff to not wear masks around (bad for lungs) or put on skin and definitely bad to ingest...
@@carlalucaci4687 I thought she was saying that there is a modern replica being sold. Thanks so much for the history lesson though - here I was wondering which 4,000 year old make up brand it was sold under, Maybelline or Cover Girl
Honestly this is proof of how timeless and widely applicable that shade is. I still see almost every brand worth its salt carrying/producing a shade like it. Love it ! And love this history!
I can't wear it or anything that red or bright because my eyes are really blue and light. This shade makes them pop out waaaaaay more and I look like a 🤡
@@TradBarbie My computer redshifts stuff a lot so most browns look pinkish, and that just looked straight up brown to me. I get not wanting something that pigmented or dark, but it's definitely not red...
Gorgeously toxic! I do love that shade though. I was going through my lipsticks and glosses recently and realized that I very much tend toward that shade. It's pretty cool to know that women were slaying in that 4,000 years ago too.
@@PureTruth25she’s a makeup artist and has been doing this for years she’s knows exactly what she’s doing and anyone knows it is toxic you aren’t smart
@@PureTruth25It’s actually giving do YOUR research. Plus, who’s going out and getting these rocks when they could just buy this shade in store now? Hush.
Same here but I'm a little confused by the song here. Does it sound Iranian to you? I hear the "tar" clearly but the style is so unfamiliar to me. And what language is that? It might be an ancient lingo like old Persian though IDK 🤷🏻♀️😅
I’m American, and I’ve always loved Iranian/Persian stuff. When I was a kid, my mom had an Iranian friend, and maybe that’s why I’ve always been so fascinated. It’s such a shame that our two countries’ politicians can’t get along. I’ve always dreamed of going to experience the culture and history.
I never knew how interesting the history of make up was til i actually found you. Now i am always down a rabbit hole learning more about it. I swear there should be a college course on it. So fascinating.
Don't worry too much. I seriously doubt anyone would go purchase these minerals to make lipstick when it's much cheaper and easier to just go purchase a lipstick in the same shade.
I would love a makeup brand done by you highlighting historical makeup without the toxins. Of course, I'd buy every lipstick and pallet and love to read a little bio on each product on what its mimicing
the stuff is highly toxic so hopefully no one tries to make it at home! There is a reason why life expectancy was very short during this era when we discovered dyes...and using toxic material as coloring
I don’t think it was the same shade .. I mean the shade it’s determined by the amount of each ingredient ..(mainly because it’s not possible to make the same exact amount of ingredients , unless it’s written somewhere )
I love your channel but I never thought I’d see the day Iran gets a mention. As an Iranian this makes me extremely delighted, thank you for sharing this beautiful lipstick and our history and culture 🫶
@@suzanarozanadana people would probably think it a bit weird to use an ancient, toxic lipstick formula when modern day lipstick and brands are available and used here 🙂
@@suzanarozanadana Some kind souls would probably you a doctor once the headaches, cramps, and high blood pressure from lead poisoning started to appear.
(Editing to say that I meant the product would have the colour of the mineral, not include the mineral) This gave me an interesting idea: A line of lipstick named and matched to the colour of the rocks found in these ancient lipsticks. This one had many in it so that would be a few lipsticks already. Maybe eyeshadows too
Las mujeres egipcias murieron intoxicadas por estos cosméticos. Aún en las momias se encuentran los rastros de intoxicación por los cuales murieron. No hagan esto , es mortal!!
@@katbisquev5910 You can create similar shades without using these ingredients today. She never said she would use the same ingredients. Erin uses these ingredients to show people the reality of ancient cosmetics, she doesn't use them the way someone would have in the time period. She puts it on and takes it off immediately. She's not going to whip out this mixture as an every day or even every once in awhile product.
@@beepboop9464 (i couldn’t translate what they said but from your response i assume they thought i meant that the minerals would be used in the product?)
I love the historic makeup. Never let a true beautician such as yourself tremble because of heart ache. Be careful to breath and trust the process of healing yourself that you do everyday. May peace protect you. Amen.
As an Iranian and a make up lover I felt so proud🥰 just a friendly feedback- it’s far better and respectful to use Persian classical music for a lipstick found in Iran instead of Arabic/Turkish sounding one, otherwise a great short as always❤
Hey, I agree with what you said, but this music is original music made by an Iranian artist called Farya Faraji. This specific song is called Hikanatoi, it's an original song based on Byzantine history. All of his music, and especially his Iranian original music, is absolutely phenomenal! I'm happy that at least some of his music is being promoted. You should definitely check out his channel! He's one of the most creative artists of our time!
I can't see the other reply to your comment, so if it answers my question, never mind... But, what is this song? I'm anxious to hear it in its entirety.
I'm so happy I found your channel. You are teaching not just makeup but history as well. It's amazing how cosmetics has always been a part of human civilization. ❤
I love that you recreate this ancient cosmetics. I’ve fallen in love with your content. Not to mention you looking GREAT wearing it!! Keep slaying girl ❤️
Erin could literally go pound sand and it would look so darn BEAUTIFUL on her lips. 👄 But seriously, she has shared the most amazing things about historical beauty products. THANK YOU❣️
Well why wouldn't she otherwise??? Afterall Arabic's not just Middle Eastern becausethat is a specfic country's knowing their are those like Palestinian's who come from the asian continent so let's stick with Middle Eastern but anyways Arabic's come in all shades ranging from very light to very dark which is my whole point on why Erin can easily pull these colors off so well🤗
For anyone wondering, the name of the song is ‘Charge of the Hikanatoi’ by Farya Faraji. His other music is also super good, I recommend you go check out his other works!
@@mariakim4517 oh, haha, Farya Faraji!! :D I listen to and really enjoy his music (and talks) already, but somehow missed this song. Thank you so much for pointing it out!
Anyways, here is a brownie recipe. Ingredients: - 1 cup unsalted butter - 2 cups granulated sugar - 4 large eggs - 1 teaspoon vanilla extract -1/2 cup all-purpose flour - 1/2 cup cocoa powder - 1/4 teaspoon salt - 1 cup chopped nuts or chocolate chips (optional) Instructions: 1. Preheat oven to 350 F (175 C) and grease a baking pan. 2. Melt 1 cup butter, mix with 2 cups sugar. 3. Add 4 eggs and 1 tsp vanilla; mix well. 5. Sift in 1/2 cup flour, 1/2 cup cocoa, and 1/5 tsp salt; stir. 1. Optional: add 1 cup nuts or chocolate chips. 2. Pour into the pan, bake 25-30 mins. 3. Cool completely, Cut into squares, and enjoy your brownies!
This is the recipe I used to use as a kid baking brownies. I never used the boxed brownie kits. They come out chewy, fudgy and dense. I always omitted the nuts because they were always too expensive for my mom to purchase.
@@tuttyfat I'm definitely going to try it this weekend. I've copied your recipe down, and yes the nuts are nice but expensive. Hope to remember to update you.
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Anglesite particles can be highly toxic to inhale, ingest, or contact on your skin. Galena contains lead. I do know you have been doing this for years, so I know you know what you're doing! I love the shade it created, and it's gorgeous 😍 other's probably don't know that, though.
Galena IS lead ore & once crushed to powder is extremely toxic!
wish this comment was higher. I like erin’s videos but she almost never mentions when she’s working with toxic ingredients and I already see people in the comments saying they’re going to try this out if they manage to find the materials
I left a comment, but it didn't stick. I said the same thing. Gelena is lead ore & when smashed, crushed it's extremely toxic!! You're not even supposed to hold it with bare hands at that stage, much less paint it on your lips.
Their fault for being stupid@@fortunomancy
I’m glad there’s always comments on the video letting ppl know cause it can not be said enough
She needs like a clear warning in every video 😭
She’s a makeup artist. She’s a historian. She’s a chemist. ❤
@Tammy-gc4yl Right? Because if she didn't she wouldn't be historically accurate.
And she is the moment.
She’s a Make-up Magician❤
She's also putting toxic minerals on her skin without disclaimers
Galena contains LEAD
Anglesite is bad stuff to not wear masks around (bad for lungs) or put on skin and definitely bad to ingest...
I read this with the "she's a runner she's a track star" rhythm. Gold.
For those who don’t know, the lipstick found in Kerman, a city in Iran
Under what name, please? I’m trying to find the closest color match I can
@@ZsiZsiSzabad I don't think they really named their colours that long ago
@@carlalucaci4687 I thought she was saying that there is a modern replica being sold. Thanks so much for the history lesson though - here I was wondering which 4,000 year old make up brand it was sold under, Maybelline or Cover Girl
@@ZsiZsiSzabadThe color is literally fucking brown. 😂😂just basic ass brown. What are you trying to color match? It’s BROWN!
@ZsiZsiSzabad .... there's probably a milion replicas out there LOL
Honestly this is proof of how timeless and widely applicable that shade is. I still see almost every brand worth its salt carrying/producing a shade like it. Love it ! And love this history!
I can't wear it or anything that red or bright because my eyes are really blue and light. This shade makes them pop out waaaaaay more and I look like a 🤡
@@TradBarbie My computer redshifts stuff a lot so most browns look pinkish, and that just looked straight up brown to me. I get not wanting something that pigmented or dark, but it's definitely not red...
@@caileyrookidsit just looks brown to me too. 🤷🏻♀️
It's a reddish brown
Facts! I used to wear this shade in the 90s
The stand user could be anyone.
The stand user:
Joestaaaaarrrrr
ARI ARI ARI ARI ARI ARI ARI
Yare yare....
I was going to comment this!! 😂
Nyohoho!
Gorgeously toxic! I do love that shade though. I was going through my lipsticks and glosses recently and realized that I very much tend toward that shade. It's pretty cool to know that women were slaying in that 4,000 years ago too.
Lipstick doesn’t make you “slay” 😂
Is it really toxic?
@@noneya9035 She's not saying that the lipstick makes you slay, she's saying that women were slaying while wearing that lipstick.
@@burlapsacc yeah, because of all the lead
I have a shade of lipstick which is very close to that color. It's called Chili and it's by MAC.
Fascinating!! You are a true artist and historian. Thanks for keeping culture alive!!
It should be noted to anyone wanting to duplicate this: SOME OF THOSE MATERIALS ARE DANGEROUS, and galena STRAIGHT UP CONTAINS LEAD. Exercise Caution!
It's giving artist, archeology, historian, a queen of all trades. She is here and she is the moment.
It’s actually giving do your research and properly inform ppl before using toxic materials.
@@PureTruth25she’s a makeup artist and has been doing this for years she’s knows exactly what she’s doing and anyone knows it is toxic you aren’t smart
@@PureTruth25It’s actually giving do YOUR research. Plus, who’s going out and getting these rocks when they could just buy this shade in store now? Hush.
It's giving Indiana Joans ❤
I’m an archaeologist who studies rock art, the oldest human visual art, and I love makeup. So I’m a fan & now a subscriber.💋
This actually made me cry. Thank you for highlighting Iran - Persia is beautiful… history is beautiful and tragic
Then you must have noticed that she is using the wrong music?
Lol why would you cry for this
stand up
@@moj1338go listen to Arabic cat bro
@@saenekokun2723 I have no idea what you're talking about, BRO!
I'm so happy that I'm an Iranian, it makes me happy to see people recognize our history😊❤
Same here but I'm a little confused by the song here. Does it sound Iranian to you? I hear the "tar" clearly but the style is so unfamiliar to me. And what language is that? It might be an ancient lingo like old Persian though IDK 🤷🏻♀️😅
@@nana_the_angrysounds Turkish to me
❤
I’m American, and I’ve always loved Iranian/Persian stuff. When I was a kid, my mom had an Iranian friend, and maybe that’s why I’ve always been so fascinated. It’s such a shame that our two countries’ politicians can’t get along. I’ve always dreamed of going to experience the culture and history.
Does the video mention it was found in Persia?
I'm an Iranian and من به خودم افتخار میکنم که وطن من ایران است ✨
سلام داوشم😂
“I want to wear makeup ’cause I want to look older.”
“Okay! How old do you want to look?”
*“FOUR THOUSAND YEARS OLD.”*
LOL
🤣
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
😂😂 ooh my😂
As an Archaeology student, specialising in the Ancient Middle East, I LOVE THIS!! MORE PLEASE! ❤🙏🏼
As someone not planning to become an archeologist, I still appreciate it.
@@iryna1722 , totally! It's fascinating for humans! Xx
That's awesome you're into archeology!! I took it last semester, I'm going the route of cultural anthropology though. What got you into archeology?
What jobs are there in archeology
Im interested in archeology too! Id like to know what jobs are available
I never knew how interesting the history of make up was til i actually found you. Now i am always down a rabbit hole learning more about it. I swear there should be a college course on it. So fascinating.
You want to pay thousands in tuition when you could just go to a museum or library and learn about this for free??
Really pretty! LOVE the soundtrack
Do you know the name of it? I can't find it anywhere...
@@mirose1261 found it searching the comment section, it's called "Charge of the Hikanatoi" and the author is Farya Fraraji
@@juliagarciagrimaldi7130 thank you very much!
@@juliagarciagrimaldi7130 knew it sounded familiar
I would love to see modern day makeup shade dupes that are wearable and nontoxic when she does these videos. That shade is gorgeous!
Figure it out for yourself and then share it, this isn’t make a fucking wish
A decent dupe would be MAC's Devoted to Chili
@@lowerself6689 Touch grass
Thank you @@iamsotiredofliving
@@lowerself6689boohoo wah wah big baby energy in the chat 😎
Yeah disclaimers about which minerals are toxic for less informed people would be good in the video 😮
Don't worry too much. I seriously doubt anyone would go purchase these minerals to make lipstick when it's much cheaper and easier to just go purchase a lipstick in the same shade.
She at least pinned a comment mentioning that several of these minerals are toxic.
@@tuttyfatI agree
Pinned comment
Do your OWN research, before you try anything at home!!!
Love it. A perfect earth tone.
I wear a Moroccan clay lip balm on the daily so 😍
Can you please give the details of the brand / product ♥️♥️♥️🙏🏼💗💗💗
I never get tired of these historical makeup videos
I would love a makeup brand done by you highlighting historical makeup without the toxins. Of course, I'd buy every lipstick and pallet and love to read a little bio on each product on what its mimicing
good idea 💡👍
That's a fantastic idea!
That's a fucking cool idea. It's so original, and different.
Emphasis on WITHOUT the toxins 💀
Minerals used here are highly toxic. Its more dangerous than ours cosmetics. Something made 4k years ago doesnt mean better.
I love it when you make ancient cosmetics. I've always been interested in the ancient world and culture. This is a big insight into their lives
Same, that's why I want to study history at the University, maybe a double career with archeology.
Galena has lead!!
@elizekelly the person probably thinks they didn't have anything in their life 🤣 except breed like ants and be slave of men
Yes this is what I need see and no,
European have no culture.
Wow! Cool 💄🫶❤️ Love Your Videos! And Love the Witchy Vibe! 💜👍🌛⚘️
*she's stunning*
So amazing that you can recreate these ancient recipes for cosmetics. You really are our historical guide. Thank you! ❤
Totally agree, I love all the history from this channel ❤
Lol I hope you're still alive bc, news flash, it's highly toxic. Don't be dead, it gets boring 👍
I'm also loving the music!
А как называется эта песня?
@@user-mo7px9hj6iits "Charge of the Hikanatoi
Farya Faraji"
@@user-mo7px9hj6icharge of the hikanatoi- farya faraji
It is nice but not iranian
@@poorang900 yeah, it's greek!
So cool to see how makeup was made so long ago. It's a beautiful color too.
I LOVE the shade!
It’s bold, yet natural
Striking yet earthen
Knowledge, intrigue, history, glamour, this presentation is everything!
the stuff is highly toxic so hopefully no one tries to make it at home! There is a reason why life expectancy was very short during this era when we discovered dyes...and using toxic material as coloring
@@FM-jo1jh That's why I am watching a video by someone who clearly knows what they're doing instead of poisoning myself.
How beautiful to learn of each other's culture without destruction. Sending prayers for world peace.
Amen
What a beautiful color!
I loved this one, & especially with the music, it is perfect. ❤️💄❤️
It's a beautiful shade. How gorgeous is the 4000yo lipstick tube? ❤❤❤
I don’t think it was the same shade .. I mean the shade it’s determined by the amount of each ingredient ..(mainly because it’s not possible to make the same exact amount of ingredients , unless it’s written somewhere )
I love your channel but I never thought I’d see the day Iran gets a mention. As an Iranian this makes me extremely delighted, thank you for sharing this beautiful lipstick and our history and culture 🫶
Thank you guys for your beautiful culture!
I wonder what would happen if you made up that lipstick, put it on your lips and took a little stroll around town in iran
@@suzanarozanadana people would probably think it a bit weird to use an ancient, toxic lipstick formula when modern day lipstick and brands are available and used here 🙂
@@suzanarozanadanawhy don't you try yourself.
@@suzanarozanadana Some kind souls would probably you a doctor once the headaches, cramps, and high blood pressure from lead poisoning started to appear.
It’s beautiful. Thanks for sharing it with us ❤
Now that is impressive! ❤ I love the beautiful earth shade that it came out to be.
such a stunning color! as an Iranian, i feel very proud of this discovery!!
yes hunny your ancestors did that ✨❤
As an Iranian, I was very proud of myself. It's a pity that Iran is in hand of unworthy people these days in the hope of freedom❤
لا تفقد الأمل 🇨🇦❤️
I hope the people of Iran are freed from the tyranny!!! Stay safe, ❤
Believe me: we feel your pin.😢
All people mostly desire freedom but not all will admit it.
@@cryptameria666 we don't speak arabic
You get more and more beautiful. Hair, eyes, lips, skin, clothes, hats, jewelry. But most of all, your presence...
Wow, thank you 🤗
@@erinparsonsmakeup There are some people that photograph well. Garbo, Dietrich, Taylor, Monroe. And Parsons...
Came to say this!! This look is so amazing 🤩🤩
Gorgious, the lipstick and the lady who wears it so flawlessly! Drop dead lovely attire and pin point makeup, wow! Very nice! Thank you!
Erin, you are amazing in so many ways. You combine science, practicality and high aesthetic.
THAT IS ABSOLUTELY AMAZING THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS VIDEO. WOW
(Editing to say that I meant the product would have the colour of the mineral, not include the mineral) This gave me an interesting idea: A line of lipstick named and matched to the colour of the rocks found in these ancient lipsticks. This one had many in it so that would be a few lipsticks already. Maybe eyeshadows too
Lol yes YOU are the 1st to have this idea 😂😂
Las mujeres egipcias murieron intoxicadas por estos cosméticos. Aún en las momias se encuentran los rastros de intoxicación por los cuales murieron. No hagan esto , es mortal!!
No, thank you.
@@katbisquev5910 You can create similar shades without using these ingredients today. She never said she would use the same ingredients. Erin uses these ingredients to show people the reality of ancient cosmetics, she doesn't use them the way someone would have in the time period. She puts it on and takes it off immediately. She's not going to whip out this mixture as an every day or even every once in awhile product.
@@beepboop9464 (i couldn’t translate what they said but from your response i assume they thought i meant that the minerals would be used in the product?)
Oh that shade is amazing🤩
The effort this takes…. Kudos!
As an Iranian Iran has many surprises❤this color looks good on you ❤❤
I always fear for your health.. please be careful with toxic chemicals my love.
Please never stop doing your ancient makeup series ❤
What a great shade too. Love your beauty history.
I love the historic makeup. Never let a true beautician such as yourself tremble because of heart ache. Be careful to breath and trust the process of healing yourself that you do everyday. May peace protect you. Amen.
The color is given cleopatra vibes...just gorgeous. I love it ❤
You look so sophisticated and glamorous! I love you❤
Love that natural (literally) earthy color. Beautiful. 😊✌🏽🇺🇲🙏🏼
This was Educational AND Entertaining. ❤
A bit of work, but a lovely shade, very natural looking!
There is nothing that looks bad on you! Absolutely gorgeous ❤
Beautiful how the color turned out.
Absolutely in Love with her Hat!!
As an Iranian and a make up lover I felt so proud🥰 just a friendly feedback- it’s far better and respectful to use Persian classical music for a lipstick found in Iran instead of Arabic/Turkish sounding one, otherwise a great short as always❤
Hey, I agree with what you said, but this music is original music made by an Iranian artist called Farya Faraji. This specific song is called Hikanatoi, it's an original song based on Byzantine history. All of his music, and especially his Iranian original music, is absolutely phenomenal! I'm happy that at least some of his music is being promoted. You should definitely check out his channel! He's one of the most creative artists of our time!
This makes me feel a kinship with women in our ancient past ❤🌎
I like the color created by the mix but will stick to natural ingredients that are not toxic to wear
Thank you for sharing this with us.
You are such a beautiful light in this dark cruel world! Never let anyone blow out your flame!! ✨🪽
The choice of the song is so on point ❤ beauty has always been part of my culture ❤ thank you
Do you know the name of the song?
I can't see the other reply to your comment, so if it answers my question, never mind... But, what is this song? I'm anxious to hear it in its entirety.
@@bulletproof_legs same here can't find it anywhere...
@bulletproof_legs @zahrasharooq I found someone else in another comment saying the title. It's "Charge of the Hikanatoi" by Farya Farajia
@@mei8511 Thank you. ☺️
Literally a timeless shade. Gorgeous & fascinating. I love the history behind cosmetics. 💋
The shade is cool but I hope people don't inject toxic chemicals
As a crystal lover, those specimens were so beautiful, the crushing part hurt me😭
She is so beautiful ❤
I'm so happy I found your channel. You are teaching not just makeup but history as well. It's amazing how cosmetics has always been a part of human civilization. ❤
I love that you recreate this ancient cosmetics. I’ve fallen in love with your content. Not to mention you looking GREAT wearing it!! Keep slaying girl ❤️
Amazing,thank you young lady
Erin could literally go pound sand and it would look so darn BEAUTIFUL on her lips. 👄 But seriously, she has shared the most amazing things about historical beauty products. THANK YOU❣️
Yeah fake videos are like that.. it's like an ad for before and after weight pills...fake.
I’m middle eastern and I will say you pull off these looks extremely well. Very talented and knowledgeable!!
Well why wouldn't she otherwise??? Afterall Arabic's not just Middle Eastern becausethat is a specfic country's knowing their are those like Palestinian's who come from the asian continent so let's stick with Middle Eastern but anyways Arabic's come in all shades ranging from very light to very dark which is my whole point on why Erin can easily pull these colors off so well🤗
@@mercedesvelasquez8781 I agree!!☺️
That color is gorgeous!!!
You never stop BLOWING MY MIND!!!
I think that is an absolutely beautiful color
I can't believe where lipstick started. Now there is rows of different colors!! I absolutely love your look!!!
Yes, and this lipstick was owned by a man.
Uhh what @@barbthegreat586
I love the song you picked for the background, it makes me feel so good because I know the language 😅❤
What's the name of the song if I may ask?
Im dying to find this song, do you know how its called?
For anyone wondering, the name of the song is ‘Charge of the Hikanatoi’ by Farya Faraji. His other music is also super good, I recommend you go check out his other works!
What language is it??
@@the-orthodox-shark-o-o,,-,oo,o,
That is a gorgeous color!
Gosh her eyes is so beautiful
great video as always and exeptional choice of music in Greek my language! thank you!❤😊
Do you know the name of the song? It's an absolute banger, I love it
@@horseenthusiast1250hikanatoi farya faraji
@@mariakim4517 oh, haha, Farya Faraji!! :D I listen to and really enjoy his music (and talks) already, but somehow missed this song. Thank you so much for pointing it out!
@@horseenthusiast1250 😊
I was tripping.. I was like do I hear ancient greek or is it just me.. Apparently every Greek heard it 😂
WOW those ladies were vamping it up, I love it.
Beautiful Fall Color 🔥🍂✨
The shade is beautiful
Oh! It’s actually a beautiful colour! 👏🏻😲
This outfit, the makeup, the hair. So iconic 💙
I honestly didn’t expect it to look that good ❤
Perfect earthy color! ❤️
I love how ancient people also caried about fashion and makeup
STUNNING color and texture in my opinion
Amazing! So beautiful 😍
Thank you for your Outstanding & Unique Educational presentation!!! ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤ 💋 💋
Love ur drip... Killa combo. Thanks for the history behind it... artifacts are incredible finds.
I love your history lessons on beauty. It's really amazing to see how these ancient people come to life through you.
This Beautiful Lady is SUPER SUPER TALENTED...
That color is beautiful.....but I'm just gonna buy it🌹
It's beautiful on u too!
Thank you also for highlighting its history!!
Erin ❤thank you, you got the most unique, esthetically pleasant content ever! Much love 💕 and much LUCK 🍀
BEAUTIFUL, DID THEY GO INSANE WEARING TOXIC LIPSTICK??? BEAUTIFUL THOUGH !!! THANK YOU FOR THE ARCHYOLOGY !!!
Your style is immaculate and I need that shade in a safer form 😍
Anyways, here is a brownie recipe.
Ingredients:
- 1 cup unsalted butter
- 2 cups granulated sugar
- 4 large eggs
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
-1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup cocoa powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup chopped nuts or chocolate chips
(optional)
Instructions:
1. Preheat oven to 350 F (175 C) and grease a
baking pan.
2. Melt 1 cup butter, mix with 2 cups sugar.
3. Add 4 eggs and 1 tsp vanilla; mix well.
5. Sift in 1/2 cup flour, 1/2 cup cocoa, and
1/5 tsp salt; stir.
1. Optional: add 1 cup nuts or chocolate chips.
2. Pour into the pan, bake 25-30 mins.
3. Cool completely, Cut into squares, and enjoy
your brownies!
I know it has nothing to do with lipstick, but I'm going to try your recipe. I've secretly been wishing for a nice one. Thanks. 💐🌷💕✨
Thank you.
This is the recipe I used to use as a kid baking brownies. I never used the boxed brownie kits. They come out chewy, fudgy and dense. I always omitted the nuts because they were always too expensive for my mom to purchase.
@@tuttyfat I'm definitely going to try it this weekend. I've copied your recipe down, and yes the nuts are nice but expensive. Hope to remember to update you.
@@KittynFranky7643 yes please do!
Edit: I never could wait until "completely cool" lol.
It doesn't matter what you put on your lips, it's going to look beautiful because you have beautiful lips.
She can wear any type of lipstick like literally ANY TYPE and all of them will look gorgeous on her... what a woman ❤