The image just gives some examples. If you play with the red/pink ingredient options given in the recipe you might be able to get something close to that you like.

How can I accomplish the pink shade (second down in the infographic) ? Thank you !

My girlfriend is terribly allergic to coconut in any firm. What alternative would you recommend?

Jojoba oil would be a good choice, but you would need to increase the beeswax a little or it will be too soft.

Beet juice is probably not oily so it won’t mix with beeswax or coconut oils.

Alkanet and Beet root are nearly identical. They both color the product, like mica, but don’t provide a color to skin. I tried everything natural before giving in and buying the pigments (lake dyes, red 30, etc) so I could actually make my own colored cosmetics. At least I know what the ingredients are, right?

No Vaseline is petroleum jelly. A petroleum product. It IS toxic and accumulates in your body, and does cause cancer. So is mineral oil.

Try this: https://wellnessmama.com/5837/tinted-lip-balm-recipe/

Try using the food colouring

I had the same thing happen. And as it was setting, the powder sank to the bottom. No colour stayed on my lips. There has to be a natural lipophilic colourant. That is my next research step.

Sorry to burst your bubble, not all bees are not killed off for honey. only the honey combs are harvested and larvae are killed the most tiny ones we used a natural gathering method with hickory or cherry branches for our smokers to calm the bees during harvest seasons. But, coming from a bee farming family, we always switched between hives to be harvested to ensure the bees were reproducing more bees and we made new hives often with our bee removal services in domestic and commercial properties. Yes there are toxins in everything now, but from my family, we never ever used chemicals to “kill” anything off and we only let our bees gather pollen from our own crops and/or from a reputable local farmer who never used chemical warfare on his/her plants.

Well, what you said isn’t necessarily wrong, There may be trace toxins in beeswax, but the retail lipstick you normally buy are made from tallow “animal fat”, usually beef or pig fat along with all of the chemicals and hormones and toxins fed or injected into them from the day they are born until the day they are processed. Just to be clear the day they are processed is they they aré killed for your lipstick. The bees that died from this lipstick, died from natural causes, just doing what they do naturally. I think this one is a no brainer, something you should be familiar with.

Its true, I have been bee-keeping myself. Try and find a local beekeeper that works organically. They will be able to provide you with information about what they use in their hives. There are organic ways to deal with the varroa mite, and they can also provide you with the most freshly made wax from the hive. Although the yellow wax is fine, its mixed with propolis which is the bees natural way to destroy fungus and bacteria.

How to create orange colour

OMG that is baking not cosmetics duh!