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**Title:** DIY Lipstick from Wax Crayons Experiment
**Summary:**
* The creator tries a new, untested DIY project inspired by a Pinterest idea: making lipsticks from wax crayons and coconut oil.
* They document the easy, step-by-step process of melting wax crayons with coconut oil to create custom lipsticks.
* The creator tests 6 different colors, sharing their first impressions, application experiences, and comparisons to commercial lipsticks (e.g., Mac).
* Results vary by color, with some (like burgundy red) working well for a matte, lip balm-like effect, while others (like neon yellow) are less successful.
* The video concludes with the creator encouraging feedback, suggesting the DIY project as a fun, cheap gift idea, and teasing upcoming content.
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1. **Project idea source**: The idea for the project was found on Interest (similar to Pinterest).
2. **Project concept**: Creating lipsticks from wax crayons.
3. **Similarity noted**: Wax crayons are similar to Mac lipsticks.
4. **Materials needed**:
* Wax crayons (with multiple colors)
* Coconut oil
* A heat source (boiling water)
* A bowl
* A toothpick or spoon
5. **Coconut oil availability**: Coconut oil can be found in most DM or Rossmann stores, and on Amazon.
6. **Cost of materials**:
* Small bags of coconut oil cost around €1.
7. **Process steps**:
1. Melt coconut oil in a bowl over boiling water.
2. Add wax crayons to the melted coconut oil.
3. Stir until the mixture is even.
4. Fill containers with the mixture.
8. **Variations in process**: The amount of coconut oil used varied depending on the color.
9. **Results**:
* The lipsticks had a creamy texture.
* They smelled like wax crayons.
* Coverage varied, with some colors being more effective than others.
10. **Colors created**:
* Pink
* Purple
* Turquoise
* Neon Yellow
* Orange
* Dark Red/Burgundy
11. **Testing method**: The creator applied the lipsticks to their lips to test them.
12. **Comparison to commercial products**: The homemade lipsticks were seen as a good alternative to expensive lipsticks (up to €20).