The Azlok Lip Gloss Kit lets you make your own moisturizing, tinted, flavoured lip gloss at home in about 20 minutes, using a ready lip gloss base, safe colours, flavour oils, Vitamin E oil and empty gloss tubes. It is a good starting point for hobbyists and small businesses who want to create a personalised collection without buying ingredients separately. The kit is made in India and is available in packs ranging from a single set up to Pack of 100.
What comes in the kit
Each Azlok Lip Gloss Kit is designed so you have everything on hand to start immediately. The set includes:
- Lip gloss base: 50 gm
- Empty lip gloss containers: 5 units
- Lip-safe colours: Red, Pink and Chocolate (2 ml each)
- Silver shimmer: 2 gm
- Vitamin E oil: 10 ml
- Flavour oils: Strawberry, Vanilla, Chocolate and Watermelon (10 ml each)
- Tools: 10 ml syringe, beaker, wooden spoon, spatula and a pair of hand gloves
The base is the workhorse here. It melts smoothly, holds colour well and gives that glassy, cushioned finish people expect from a good gloss.
How to make lip gloss step by step
- Wash your hands, clean your work surface and put on the gloves provided.
- Measure your lip gloss base into the beaker. For 5 tubes, use the full 50 gm.
- Melt the base gently. A short burst in the microwave or a warm water bath works well. Stir with the wooden spoon until it is completely liquid and lump-free.
- Add a small amount of Vitamin E oil for extra moisture and shelf life.
- Add colour a drop at a time using the syringe. Red, pink and chocolate can be blended to create your own shades. Stir and check the tint before adding more.
- Add a few drops of your chosen flavour oil. Start light — flavour is easy to overdo.
- For a shimmer finish, stir in a pinch of silver shimmer until it disperses evenly.
- While the mix is still warm and fluid, transfer it into the empty tubes using the syringe. Fill slowly to avoid air bubbles.
- Let the tubes rest upright and cool fully before capping.
Tips for a better gloss
- Work in small batches until you learn how much colour and flavour you like.
- Keep the base warm while filling. If it starts to thicken, warm it again briefly.
- Wipe the tube openings clean so the caps seal properly.
- Blend colours to expand your range — a little red into pink gives a rosy tint, chocolate warms up any shade.
- Label each tube with the flavour and date you made it.
Safety notes
These are cosmetic-grade ingredients meant for external use on the lips only. A few sensible precautions:
- Use only the lip-safe colours and flavour oils supplied. Do not substitute craft glitters or fragrance oils not meant for lips.
- Do the melting yourself if children are involved, and keep the kit out of reach of small children.
- The flavour oils and colours are concentrated — do not swallow them and avoid contact with eyes.
- Do a small patch test on your inner arm before regular use, especially if you have sensitive skin.
- Keep everything clean and hygienic to prevent contamination.
Buying and storage
The Azlok Lip Gloss Kit is priced at ₹999 for a single set. Larger packs — 2, 5, 10, 50 and 100 — suit workshops, gifting, resellers and small brands who make gloss in volume. Store the flavour oils, colours and finished glosses in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat, which can dull colour and shorten shelf life. Keep caps tightly closed. Finished gloss made with Vitamin E generally keeps well for a few months when stored properly and handled hygienically.
FAQ
How many lip glosses can I make with one kit?
One kit contains 5 empty containers and 50 gm of base, so you can fill roughly 5 standard gloss tubes per set, depending on how full you fill each one.
Is the Azlok Lip Gloss Kit safe for beginners?
Yes. It comes with pre-made base, measured colours and flavours, plus the tools you need. The main task is melting, mixing and filling, which is beginner-friendly with the steps above.
Can I mix the colours to create custom shades?
Absolutely. The red, pink and chocolate lip-safe colours can be blended to make rosy, berry or warm brown tints. Add colour a drop at a time and test as you go.
Can I sell the lip gloss I make?
Many hobbyists use larger packs to make gloss for small businesses and gifting. If you sell commercially, follow local cosmetic labelling and hygiene requirements and be transparent about ingredients.
How should I store the finished lip gloss?
Keep tubes capped, upright and away from heat and sunlight in a cool, dry spot. Clean handling and the Vitamin E oil help the gloss stay fresh for several months.