Make Your Own Magic Magic has always fascinated humans since ancient times. From wizards and witches casting spells to the illusionists performing mind-boggling tricks, magic has evolved and captured our imagination. But do we always have to rely on others to create magic and wonder in our lives? The answer is no. We have the power to make our own magic. Making your own magic is about discovering and embracing your unique talents and passions. It is about realizing that you have the power to create extraordinary moments and experiences for yourself and others.
2. Let go of the self-doubt
Take a moment, and become conscious of your world what you do, what you are doing that comes easy, what you are doing when life feels as though it is in the flow stage. HH polishes may also include FDA approved colorants, PET glitters, mica and or flakies, silica, calcium sodium silicate, aluminum, tin oxide, iron oxides, FD Holographic polishes may contain holo dust, a Spectraflair alternative, or Spectraflair.
It is about realizing that you have the power to create extraordinary moments and experiences for yourself and others. It starts with believing in yourself and recognizing that you are capable of achieving greatness. To make your own magic, you need to tap into your creativity and cultivate it.
"Make Your Own Magic"
February 28, 2022 marks the 8 Year Brand Anniversary of Heather's Hues! I've created this collection to celebrate this incredible milestone. This listing is for the individual bottle of "Make Your Own Magic"
"Make Your Own Magic" is a sheer black jelly filled with different colors of multichrome flakes, holo glitters, neon glitters, and holo sparkle
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All of Heather's Hues polishes are vegan, cruelty-free, and 5-free. means that they do NOT contain 5 of the harsh toxic chemicals that many mainstream polishes do. The 5 nasty chemicals that are NOT in H.H. polishes are DBP, toluene, formaldehyde, formaldehyde resin, and camphor.
The following ingredients are in all Heather's Hues polishes:
butyl acetate, ethyl acetate, nitrocelluose, adipic acid/neopentyl glycol/trimellitic anhydride copolymer, acetyl tributyl citrate, isopropyl alcohol, stearalkonium bentonite, acrylates copolymer, styrene/acrylates copolymer, silica, n-butyl alochol, benzophenone-1, benzophenone-3, trimethylpentaediyl dibenzoate. Each bottle also contains two stainless steel mixing balls.
HH polishes may also include FDA approved colorants, PET glitters, mica and/or flakies, silica, calcium sodium silicate, aluminum, tin oxide, iron oxides, FD&C lakes, D&c lakes, iron blue, manganese violet, titanium dioxide, ferric ferrocyanide, ultramarines; Holographic polishes may contain holo dust, a Spectraflair alternative, or Spectraflair.
IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE INGREDIENTS OF A SPECIFIC POLISH, PLEASE DO NOT HESITATE TO CONTACT ME! I can be reached by direct message on my Facebook and Instagram as well as by email. My email address is [email protected].
I always use the highest quality cosmetic-grade ingredients from reputable suppliers for my polishes. Each and every polish is hand-mixed by me personally in a clean and sanitary environment. Almost every polish is made to order. I usually only mix lar&;ge batches of polish a day or two prior to new collection releases.
Indie polishes are quite different from mainstream polishes. They are made and bottled with love! You'll find there is many more beautiful options when it comes to types of indie polishes. There are also some helpful hints that apply to indie polishes. First, you should always let your bottles of polish reach room temperature before opening them (especially in cold weather months). Next, please ALWAYS use 2 or more coats of a quality basecoat before applying polishes. ***DUE TO THE HIGH PIGMENTATION OF SOME POLISH COLORS, NAIL STAINING MAY OCCUR*** (This is why using a quality basecoat is so important). Also, you may find it helpful to set your bottle of polish upside down for about 10 minutes before use, then roll it around in your hands. ***SOME OF THE HEAVIER GLITTERS MAY SETTLE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE BOTTLE*** This is why the upside-down trick is helpful. it will reduce the amount of fishing for glitters, especially the heavy glitters. A quality topcoat is also recommended to help deter wear to your polish and smooth out large glitters. Finally, please feel free to offer feedback to me. As an indie maker, I love to hear what my customers love, don't like, would like more/less of!! You can always email me at [email protected], message me through Etsy, on Facebook at Heather's Hues or my Facebook group Heather's HueTpies, and on Instagram @heathers_hues. please don't hesitate to contact me with questions or concerns!!
2. Give fear the heave ho
Whether you express your creativity through painting, writing, music, or any other form of art, it allows you to create something out of nothing and share it with the world. The act of creating is magical in itself, as it gives life to your thoughts and emotions. Making your own magic also involves embracing the power of positivity and gratitude. By focusing on the present moment and finding joy in the little things, you can create a magical atmosphere around you. Positivity and gratitude are contagious, and by spreading them, you can create a ripple effect of happiness in your surroundings. Furthermore, making your own magic requires taking risks and stepping out of your comfort zone. It is about embracing challenges and viewing them as opportunities for growth. When you push yourself beyond your limits and conquer your fears, you create a sense of accomplishment and fulfillment that is truly magical. Another important aspect of making your own magic is spreading kindness and love. Acts of kindness have the power to create a positive impact on others' lives and can make an ordinary day extraordinary. By showing empathy, compassion, and understanding, you can create a magical connection with those around you. Lastly, making your own magic is about dreaming big and creating a vision for your life. It is about setting goals and working towards them with determination and perseverance. When you believe in your dreams and take action towards achieving them, you create your own path to success and fulfillment. In conclusion, magic is not solely the realm of magicians and illusionists. We all have the power to make our own magic by tapping into our creativity, embracing positivity, taking risks, spreading kindness, and pursuing our dreams. So, let us awaken the magic within us and create a life filled with wonder, joy, and extraordinary experiences..
Reviews for "DIY Magic for Protection: Creating Your Own Spells for Personal Safety"
1. John - 1/5 - I picked up "Make your own magic" hoping to find some practical advice and techniques for manifesting my desires. However, I was disappointed to find that the book was filled with generic motivational quotes and cliché advice. There was nothing groundbreaking or unique about the ideas presented and I felt like I had read it all before. Overall, a waste of time and money.
2. Sarah - 2/5 - As someone who has read multiple self-help books, "Make your own magic" fell short of my expectations. While the book had some good ideas on manifestation and personal growth, I found the writing style to be overly simplistic and lacking in depth. The author often provided vague examples and lacked practical exercises to engage the reader. It felt more like a collection of affirmations rather than a comprehensive guide. I would recommend looking for more in-depth books on the subject rather than wasting your time with this one.
3. Emily - 2/5 - I was really excited to read "Make your own magic" as I am a fan of self-help and personal growth books. However, I found this book to be quite underwhelming. The author seemed to rely heavily on anecdotal evidence and personal experiences, which made it difficult for me to connect and engage with the material. Additionally, the book lacked a clear structure and concise explanations, often leaving important concepts open to interpretation. Overall, while there were some nuggets of wisdom, I would not recommend this book to anyone looking for a comprehensive and well-organized guide to manifestation.