Things you will need:
- A broken eye shadow (obviously)
- Several clean cotton swabs
- Isopropyl Alcohol
- A tissue and one clean quarter (optional)
Here is the eye shadow that I used for this post!
It wasn't broken, so I gouged a hole out with a cotton swab! Lol.
When you're done, it should look a little something like this.
STEP 4: With a clean finger, press the eye shadow paste back into the pan. If the paste is too runny, allow it to dry for a little while. (I used a clean quarter wrapped in a tissue to press the eye shadow paste down. Usually quarters are a great size for this. Just make sure they're completely clean and for extra precaution wrap them in a clean tissue!)
STEP 5: Clean up the edges and allow the eye shadow to dry overnight!
I have found that the quality of the eye shadow doesn't change after I use this technique.
The only thing that changes is the way the eyeshadow looks in the pan.
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