Home made watercolors from flowers and fruits
Thank you so much for stopping by. This is the second part of my journey to learning how to capture the colour of flowers and berries and turn them into watercolours. A quick note based on the comments I got on the last video: This recipe can not be used for either make up or hair dye. It's water-soluble, so it just wouldn't work to color hair (sadly). And it contains citric acid. Putting acid on your skin just isn't a very good idea. Also, especially the silica version is quite gritty, which could potentially cause injury you if it got in your eyes or mouth. So try to avoid that. :) I'll be posting updates on the colors I made on my insta. You can find me there @ pernicketygram

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