There is nothing to scream about if you accidentally drop
your favorite BB pact and broke it. Skin79 BB pacts come with a mirror. Unless,
the mirror is shattered; nothing should warrant concern. Skin79 BB pacts and
all other forms of powder cosmetics can be fixed using rubbing alcohol. Save
your pocket- why should you toss something off that can be resurrected in a mo?
Enough of the tossing with contact lenses already. Let’s continue
using BB pacts to the longest. (According to experts, BB pacts should last
for more than 3 years. This however, does not allow you to ignore the
guidelines; embedded on the packaging)
Things Required:
- Other than broken BB pact, you need the following essentials
- Plastic wrap or a small petri dish
- Spatula
- Dropper
- Eyeshadow brush
- 70% Alcohol
Method
- Cover your BB pan with a plastic wrap tightly. You are preparing your pact for the next “crushing & beating” stage. Take note, there happens no spillage as you turn your compressed BB pact back in powdered form. OR
- Alternatively; you can take the pieces of broken pact into a petri dish for the crushing process. Only, if you fear you will damage the powder pan during grinding.
- Using your spatula, gently crush the powder into pieces- not only the broken pieces but the entire pact. Aim at crushing it too much that it achieves the powdery form.
- Using a dropper, add few drops of 70% alcohol and stir it up. The consistency should neither be too thick nor too thin that it starts running out. Mix it until you get the desired smooth consistency.
- Now using your eye shadow brush; draw clear and sharp edges. Let it air dry for few hours. You will be amazed at what you receive after the pact has completely dried up.
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Experimenting:
If you have plenty of broken eye shadows, blushers,
highlighters; you can go little wacky. Instead of throwing your investment in
a dustbin, it is always fun to invent something new from the waste. Mix all
your powders together to get a new shimmery eye shadow. The new product is
something that only you own and thus may help you build your signature line of
makeup ;)
The above method can also be used to revive old cream
shadows, mousses or cracked blushers that have gone brittle over time.
Pictures courtesy: The Beauty Department.
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