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Homemade Natural Eyeliner Using Traditional Oils and Dakota Plant Fragrances

CWSF · 2026 Health & Wellness

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Overview

I am Khloe Sandy ,a proud Dakota Indigenous girl. I wanted to try making an eyeliner at home that's safe and natural since many eyeliners in stores contain chemicals that are not good for the skin. In this project, I made eyeliner using black soot from a flame, sunflower oil, aloe vera gel, vitamin E, and Dakota plants like sage and sweetgrass. I carefully mixed the ingredients and tested the eyeliner for color, texture, smell, and how it looks on skin. I also compared it with store‑bought eyeliner. The homemade eyeliner was dark black, smooth, and did not cause any skin reaction during testing. It also had a light natural smell from the cultural  plants. This project is important because it shows that science, culture, and natural ingredients can work together to create a safer and more affordable cosmetic product.

Awards (1)

  • Selected for CWSF 2026

Competition history

  • CWSF 2026 Health & Wellness

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