Lady Vyolence yay! You're welcome! Hope it works out for you as well!

+Briton Dean I was so excited when I saw it worked!

I'm so happy this helped you out! Easy little diy will always help out in a pinch!

You're very welcome! Blessings back to you too!

Thank you!

+Breanna Spurr thank you! It's so easy!

You know what's funny is that they have thier own mixing medium jelly and I couldn't find the ingredients. I wanted to know if they(lemonhead) were charging 18 dollars for basically aloe vera gel 🤣

@@justinejustice_league1857 Haha loool , me too!!! Lemonhead ones are extreeeemely expensive!!

Aww thank you so much!

Aww thanks, I thought I was taking a break but it's for a while it looks like😔

@Fnafofficetop love you mijo ❤️

@@BeresLookingGlass ♥️

Hi! I'm not too sure unless the primer dries down completely but if you try it let me know!

@@BeresLookingGlass I'm going to try it out with my NYX black glitter

Sorry just saw this! I used Fruit of the Earth 100% Gel Aloe Vera, purchased mine from Amazon.

I'm all for that! You're welcome and enjoy all the glittery glory!

You can! I've used it as liner before and it worked! The only thing is it's not waterproof but it won't budge otherwise😊

Do u Need to put glue for it to stick or no?

@valerinalynn7737 no glue needed! As the aloe vera dries down the glitter adheres to your skin ✨️ As a recommendation though: when removing use a cotton ball or pad soaked in water and remove from the area- otherwise it'll smear all over and it'll be a nightmare to get off!

Just mix glitter with nail polish because the aloe is just going to rinse off with water.

A couple of mine did too... but I just added water and mixed it to get it back! Hope this works for you!

ECINEREB_BERENICE that helps soooo much. Than you 🙂

The aloe vera is the Fruit of the Earth 100% Aloe Vera gel-I get it off Amazon but you can find it inside Walmart many drugstores too! The one thing that might happen with Vaseline is smudge- the aloe vera dries down and prevents it from moving where applied. Hope this helps!

I'm so glad it's useful even now! You're welcome! Enjoy!

It literally lasts all day until you take it off! And because you use aloe it comes off with just water, but don't rub your eyes just get a cotton pad wet and wipe off otherwise you'll have glitter all over your face😊 Thank you!

Oh no! It shouldn't sting that's for sure! Don't use it if it stings I would hate for something to happen to you because of it!

Yes! Definitely works with real aloe from an actual plant- I've tried that too just make sure you don't use too much otherwise the dry down will be longer. Once the gel does dry down it's not sticky at all! Hope that helps!

They don't turn or mold... but they did dry out eventually so maybe do it as you go... unless you have a really good air tight container. My pressed glitters are still good but those were a little different than these. Hope that helps!

@@BeresLookingGlass Great thanks for the reply Can u make a video on your pressed glitter and how you did them. Also how long they have lasted!!!!

ECINEREB_BERENICE how long did it take until they dried out?

Mine lasted about 4 months before some dried... but that's because they weren't closed correctly😬😅

Glycerin doesn't dry on skin it's more of a moisturizer but I do use that for my pressed glitters... you'd definitely need an adhesive of some sort to get it to stick. The aloe dries down and acts like glue without irritation, unless you're allergic to aloe in which case please don't use it, and it's really easy to take off because it's water soluble.

Definitely! I use it on my eyes-carefully of course. And for my kids I use it in their hair and on their body/ face.

Lye is in most all soaps, alcohol allows it to dry, glycerin is literally edible

@Xochi Gonzalez ^ what she said. It's true that products like these can make explosives, but you usually need strong chemicals for that to happen. For example, a common explosive for glycerin is nitroglycerin, but in order to make it, you need nitric and sulfuric acid. Glycerin its self is a sugar carbohydrate and thats why it helps to uderstand that if intended everything could be made into a bad substance but it naturally doesn't happen without reacting with x and this is why some people think that chemicals are "bad" when in reality Glycerin itself is just a sugar and so fourth. Sorry, the science geek in me was coming out 🤠