FIX BROKEN EYESHADOWS!!! Easy How-to Tutorial

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  • @BiteDown13
    @BiteDown13 10 років тому +8

    Does the product work just as it did before it broke? I've never broken any of my MAC eyeshadows, so I'm not sure, but I'm wondering if it's still as pigmented and if the texture is the same as it was before it broke?

  • @PinkTigger33
    @PinkTigger33 10 років тому

    Fantastic tips! I have always had to toss out broken shadows, blushes, etc before and I just tried this and it totally worked! I was able to salvage 2 blushes and it did take about 3 days to dry out completely, but yes, it worked. I am thrilled. When I saw your broken palette and heard you dropped the whole thing, I cringed and wanted to cry with you. Yay for saving the day with this trick!!! Many thanks Julia!

  • @VFITWITHVERA
    @VFITWITHVERA 10 років тому

    Very informative, Julia! Thank you for the tips. Your renewed palette looks perfect (and hopefully applies beautifully as well) !!!

  • @nancyvega5855
    @nancyvega5855 10 років тому +3

    Wow what a great tutorial....you have help me save so many eye shadows and blushes !!!!

  • @ReinaSanchez
    @ReinaSanchez 10 років тому

    I'm so happy for you Julia; I almost cry in the last video when you drop your eye shadows, good and easy tutorial!

  • @MattbyNature
    @MattbyNature 10 років тому +2

    I'm so glad it worked! After watching your last video I've become a bit more careful with my MAC palettes... Will you tell us what's in yours?

  • @Ultimatecruegirl
    @Ultimatecruegirl 10 років тому +4

    SO glad that you were able to repair you pallet. I felt so bad for you when it broke during the tutorial.

  • @pinkxvenom
    @pinkxvenom 10 років тому +6

    Can you do this to make translucence powder into pressed powder?

    • @Jadedgems
      @Jadedgems 7 років тому

      Ana Villanueva I think so

  • @sofistiana
    @sofistiana 10 років тому +1

    This palette looks amazing, which colors do you have in there?

  • @LauraNeuzeth
    @LauraNeuzeth 10 років тому

    I loved this! I'm definitely going to try it on the Balm's Mary-Lou Manizer that I shattered.

  • @PatrycjaPage
    @PatrycjaPage 10 років тому +3

    Hab mir gerade aber gedacht, ob man nicht frischhalte Folie nehmen könnte, um es zu pressen, so würde vielleicht weniger Produkt verloren gehen ☺️. Aber wirklich ein tolles Video, danke Julia.

  • @BrownEyedGirlCherise
    @BrownEyedGirlCherise 9 років тому +1

    Hi Julia, I purchased the new NYX Prismatic shadows and when they arrived 3 of them were completely shattered (almost powder looking). Would what you did in your video to the Mac shadows work the same to these Prismatic shadows?

  • @Kekanunu
    @Kekanunu 10 років тому

    Oh yay! I'm so glad you were able to salvage your shadows!

  • @k.and.i
    @k.and.i 8 років тому +2

    so do you repress it the next morning once the alcohol has evaporated, or while it's still wet?

  • @jeanettelawrence293
    @jeanettelawrence293 10 років тому

    Wow what a wonderful video - I just learned a valuable lesson - thank you Julia!!!

  • @dawna4185
    @dawna4185 10 років тому +1

    ....oh man! how devastating.......but what an ingenious solution!! thanks for showing this, Julia...xo

  • @TheForeverKimi
    @TheForeverKimi 10 років тому

    Oh that is so great to hear you fixed your eyeshadows up! :D

  • @jaylon4194
    @jaylon4194 10 років тому

    Thank you so much for posting this video. I got an order today and one of my shadows was broken. I grabbed my alcohol and spatula and did surgery. Thanks again!

  • @vasib.6489
    @vasib.6489 10 років тому

    THank you so much. I've got MAC's blush that I dropped and now it's better when I did this with the rubbing alcohol ! Thank you so much

  • @MrsCromer
    @MrsCromer 10 років тому

    Omg this is exactly what I needed! I recently broke my blush and was devastated! So thank you

  • @sacredsiren
    @sacredsiren 10 років тому

    OMG, this happened to me with my brown MAC palette and I literally cried... I have had some success repressing, but I find they are never quite as sturdy after :( Glad you were able to fix everything, that sound when the palette hits the floor, worst feeling!

  • @MadamBugsy
    @MadamBugsy 10 років тому

    Please can you tell me which colours you have in your palette as I a trying to make a neutral palette with those colours. Many, many thanks and kind regards, MBx

  • @ElleIsForLiving
    @ElleIsForLiving 10 років тому +13

    I usually break up the broken parts first so they absorb the alcohol better. ♥ Elle

  • @x0vip0x
    @x0vip0x 10 років тому

    Wonderful! Are there any negative effect on the eyes or skin?
    Thank you very much for that info :)

  • @lindamarie608
    @lindamarie608 10 років тому

    One of my beloved Inglot eyeshadows fell to it's doom a little while ago but there was no chance of redeeming it! :( But this is definitely worth remembering for the future! Such great tips! Thanks for sharing, Julia!

  • @studmake
    @studmake 10 років тому

    which mac eyeshadow it was? awesome colour!!

  • @kpa720
    @kpa720 10 років тому

    I'm so glad you were able to fix your palette :) new sub!

  • @shinigami_do_you_love_me
    @shinigami_do_you_love_me 10 років тому

    Awesome tip!! Glad you were able to fix, those eyeshadow aren't cheap..

  • @singerAR0406
    @singerAR0406 7 років тому

    Yay! Just depotted my too faced Christmas in New York with some casualties. This method works perfectly!! Worth it so all of my favorite shadows are in one place. I don't have to open this little books!!!! Thanks!

  • @illusica
    @illusica 10 років тому +1

    Awesome! Can you use this technique to press loose pigments as well?

    • @juliagraf
      @juliagraf  10 років тому +5

      Yes! Some pigments work better than others, some just don't have that "sticky" ingredient that keeps them pressed together. I have pressed some MAC pigments this way though.

  • @4EVERMUG
    @4EVERMUG 10 років тому

    Glad you were able to fix your eyeshadows. Thanks for the tip.

  • @LigeiaPrice
    @LigeiaPrice 10 років тому

    oh thank god you posted this, my stila palette dropped and oneeyeyshadow fell, i salvaged what i could but its broken now, gonna try this

  • @miomakeupartist
    @miomakeupartist 10 років тому

    Danke für das tolle Video von Dir! Hab es ausprobiert und es hat super geklappt. Vielleicht kannst Du das auch für kaputte Lippenstifte machen.

  • @blacksheep2580
    @blacksheep2580 10 років тому +3

    Does the alcohol have any effect on the pigment of the shadow or the color?

    • @lavahead146
      @lavahead146 10 років тому

      None whatsoever ^-^

    • @MakeupwithaHeart
      @MakeupwithaHeart 10 років тому +2

      For me, it made my blushes more pigmented! But I think that was a rare thing to happen as my eyeshadows still have the same pigmentation.

    • @heyitsmish
      @heyitsmish 10 років тому +1

      It a made my nars blush more pigmented also!

    • @MakeupwithaHeart
      @MakeupwithaHeart 10 років тому

      Ah that's so cool! Maybe I should try it again on another blush of mine to see what happens :)

    • @heyitsmish
      @heyitsmish 10 років тому +1

      If it's already broken can't hurt to try! Let us know how it works out :)

  • @brianaruiz8925
    @brianaruiz8925 10 років тому

    Will this affect the quality of the product? As in will there be fallout or will the pigmentation be light or anything else?

  • @desiree3017
    @desiree3017 10 років тому

    Does it change the product? If you add alcohol will the color pay off be the same ?

  • @lisamr40
    @lisamr40 10 років тому

    Thank you for this info! Awesome to know they can be fixed!

  • @yiolia
    @yiolia 10 років тому

    Funny to see you using a swiss franc :) May I ask where you got it? Did you came in my country lately?

  • @OotheindogermanoO
    @OotheindogermanoO 10 років тому

    Hallo Julia! Ich hab lustigerweise erst vor wenigen Wochen dieses Prozedere an meinem liebsten Puder angewandt, hab es aber zum Schluss nicht gepresst (so wie du mit der Münze). Ist das wichtig oder dient das eher der Optik/dem Gesamtergebnis?

  • @kshfig98
    @kshfig98 6 років тому

    Where Can I buy a pan like the one you have all your individual eyeshadows in?

  • @melyssamunson
    @melyssamunson 10 років тому

    No one ever answers me. Please, can you tell me if this works the same for matte eyeshadows? I saw at the top of your "fixed" pallete there were some mattes at the top. Did you fix thos as well? Same technique? Thank you!

  • @OriginalAcefanatic
    @OriginalAcefanatic 10 років тому

    That was easy. Can blush be fixed this way as well? I am bad about dropping my blush.

  • @pcdloverin
    @pcdloverin 10 років тому +2

    Which color is the reddish brown one? Does anybody know the name?

  • @bxgal347
    @bxgal347 7 років тому

    This so far has been the easiest way for me to do this, I destroyed quite a few shadows when I depotted the jh palette last night, lol but did this method just now and tomorrow I'll do the pressing with coin and put magnet, tfs

  • @inas3191
    @inas3191 10 років тому

    Does this change the texture/application of the product?

  • @CarrieDeckerSchuenemeyer
    @CarrieDeckerSchuenemeyer 10 років тому

    So cool! Thank you for making this tutorial!

  • @BellaDioraddict
    @BellaDioraddict 10 років тому +3

    So does the eyeshadow still perform the same??

    • @theshawnarm
      @theshawnarm 10 років тому +1

      Yes they do. Have done this before.

  • @shellypraska8102
    @shellypraska8102 10 років тому

    I didn't know this so thanks for the info :) I'm glad that your shadows came out ok.

  • @daniellerenee9009
    @daniellerenee9009 10 років тому

    Does It change the pigmentation or quality of the shadow or blush

  • @patriciamurray1184
    @patriciamurray1184 10 років тому +6

    You should be able to get it at a pharmacy / supermarket as a 100% rubbing alcohol it is called Isopropyl, just google it. or if in Australia it will be under the name Isocol in a bright green bottle. Also it is very important you do this in a well ventilated area, open a window have a fan on.

  • @twiztidXlove
    @twiztidXlove 10 років тому

    Can u do this with baked eyeshadows?

  • @aliceadler4569
    @aliceadler4569 10 років тому

    Oh, Julia, I felt so awful for you when the drop happened. I know how upset I would have been so I know you were very devastated. Love this salvaging technique, though. What a good idea! Thanks for sharing !!!

  • @BleedingxRainbow
    @BleedingxRainbow 10 років тому

    My favourite mac eyeshadow that I have is copper plate and it was shattered as soon as I brought it home from the store. I just descided to mess it up further and put it in a little mac sample pot to use as a pigment.

  • @tharcc
    @tharcc 10 років тому

    Julia, pls do a video on how long you usually keep your makeup before disposing it. Tyra did a similar show on makeup disposal due to bacteria formation. Since you are one person who has a ton of makeup, how soon do you finish your make up...1 month?, 1 year? ...never?

  • @Pam1985
    @Pam1985 10 років тому

    Will this technique work for Mac Mineralise skin finish? Mine fell on the floor. It was a limited edition skin finish.

  • @futurepriestess2010
    @futurepriestess2010 10 років тому

    I am glad you got your eyeshadows fixed Julia, felt so bad for you when that happened in your recent tutorial... but I am glad everything is ok now :)

  • @shiilovesdogs
    @shiilovesdogs 10 років тому

    Since you apply ethanol on eye shadow, is it still safe to apply on skin??? On does the alcohol cause skin problems???

  • @Blanche8912
    @Blanche8912 10 років тому

    can you say what color are in your neutral palette?

  • @missirenchan
    @missirenchan 10 років тому +1

    Does it effect the quality of the shadow , will it still blend the same ?

    • @juliagraf
      @juliagraf  10 років тому +2

      Mostly it is ok. I have tried it on one very matte shadow and it was a bit different after, but still ok - better than throwing away! It really depends on the formulation of each shadow. It's not a guarantee but usually it works great.

    • @missirenchan
      @missirenchan 10 років тому

      Awesome because I broke one of my pallets and was wondering ! Thank you for responding !

  • @rebecajurado6514
    @rebecajurado6514 10 років тому

    This helped me a lot I just broke a mineral pressed blush I used this technique and it looks like new :)

  • @MegumiYousei
    @MegumiYousei 10 років тому

    Wow! Super easy! Thanks for sharing!

  • @VelvetHeart67
    @VelvetHeart67 10 років тому

    Seriously, thank you Julia!

  • @hanna1963
    @hanna1963 10 років тому

    I broke my Mac compact a little while ago. Would it work for it as well?

  • @florainitaly
    @florainitaly 10 років тому

    Wow this was so helpful! Great insight info Julia ! Ps I loveeeeee your videos including the fit diaries :)

  • @summergirl60
    @summergirl60 10 років тому

    Wow, I've never seen that before. That was really cool. I will keep this in mind.

  • @giuliacellucci1232
    @giuliacellucci1232 10 років тому

    Can i use this technique for the powder? Thanks :***

  • @Ambar95301
    @Ambar95301 10 років тому

    I love this tip. Thank you.

  • @suitghost3193
    @suitghost3193 8 років тому

    what colors that i mix to get dusty pink? ?? please

  • @hardcorenerdz
    @hardcorenerdz 10 років тому

    Julia! Does this work for MATTE eyeshadows????? i have broken eyebrow shadows which are matte

    • @hardcorenerdz
      @hardcorenerdz 10 років тому

      will it wreak the pigmentation?

    • @Dynaetakanashi
      @Dynaetakanashi 10 років тому

      I've used this before on a matte, and as far as I can tell, the pigment remains the same. Since the alcohol is clear, it shouldn't affect the color. If you have a swirled, multicolor product however, the colors will most likely mix a bit since the alcohol basically breaks down the shadow to a liquid state until it dries again.
      Good luck fixing your shadows! :D

  • @mehshaz
    @mehshaz 10 років тому

    Since the graduation season is upon us, please could you make a video on makeup suitable for graduation ceremony and pictures. Thank you

  • @angelofheavens
    @angelofheavens 10 років тому

    Does it not alter the product at all?

  • @lala_bee
    @lala_bee 7 років тому +1

    Thank you! I just broke this eyeshadow color that I really like, and totally panicked. Thanks for posting this.

  • @AshleyHernandez-xd9xl
    @AshleyHernandez-xd9xl 10 років тому

    does this work on blush as well?

  • @FableStrangeAbbadear12
    @FableStrangeAbbadear12 10 років тому

    So can we use any rubbing alcohol as long as it's over 70%

  • @johnny05118079
    @johnny05118079 10 років тому

    Can this damage the eye ? Seems so easy to do but im a little scared that it might cause some irritating or burning .

  • @CausticCandy
    @CausticCandy 10 років тому

    Dropping a palette that size is HIDEOUS! Thanks for the quick, informative video, very helpful.
    :)

  • @wanderlust-qs3es
    @wanderlust-qs3es 10 років тому +1

    Is it safe to put alcoohol in it and then on the eye?

    • @craziestcatlady_
      @craziestcatlady_ 10 років тому +5

      As long as you wait long enough for the alcohol to dry (overnight like she said, or about 8-12 hours), it will evaporate, so yes, after that time it's fine to use on your eye. Even if you did use it early, the alcohol shouldn't hurt your eye, but it might sting or irritate your skin, so best to be patient until it's fully evaporated. :)

    • @alicekbonilla
      @alicekbonilla 10 років тому

      Lochnessa33 does the alcohol affect the way the eyeshadows perform? Or do they still work just as well as before they were cracked?

    • @craziestcatlady_
      @craziestcatlady_ 10 років тому

      I think they still work as well (actually I've heard some people say they turn out even more pigmented after this process). I've only ever done this on a translucent face powder and it worked fine afterward--I've never done eyeshadows though. But if you do break an eyeshadow, I'd say it's always worth a try to see if you can fix it before buying a new one :)

    • @alicekbonilla
      @alicekbonilla 10 років тому

      Okay thanks :) I'll definitely try that next time I break a shadow then Lochnessa33

  • @JaneAustenGirl12
    @JaneAustenGirl12 10 років тому

    I just used this my powder broke and I was a little mad until I remembered your video!!! This was such a great save!!!

  • @sweet1995love
    @sweet1995love 9 років тому +4

    Can I use vodka?

    • @fruitflyhunter
      @fruitflyhunter 8 років тому +2

      it's not the drinking alcohol, it's the rubbing kind so no

    • @mariogrenadine
      @mariogrenadine 6 років тому +2

      not true, you totally can, I've been using it to press all my shadows and it has worked wonderfully

  • @User-kl8jg
    @User-kl8jg 8 років тому +1

    will the alcohol cause problems on the eye? health problems

    • @Kira-de3dl
      @Kira-de3dl 8 років тому

      Lecia Ray It is most likely in your eyeshadow already. It is in some moisturizers too

    • @annalang5687
      @annalang5687 7 років тому

      Lecia Ray the alcohol evaporates, there is no alcohol in your eyeshadow left once you put it on your eyes. Isopropyl works better than Ethanol btw

  • @MrsAdrianaAcoustic
    @MrsAdrianaAcoustic 10 років тому

    So ein hilfreiches video! Immer wenn ich gelesen habe, man soll alkohol verwenden, hatte ich angst, das es den lidschatten zerstört. Aber wenn selbst du das so machst! :)
    Kann ich damit denn auch blush fixen?

    • @isabelhahn2927
      @isabelhahn2927 10 років тому

      Jap, du kannst damit alles reparieren, was in Puderform ist :)

  • @Blackeyes901
    @Blackeyes901 10 років тому

    Kann es sein das man danach allergische Reaktionen bekommt?
    Ich habe aufgrund von Neurodermitis sehr empfindliche haut.. Ich trau der Sache ehrlich gesagt nicht ganz..
    Wäre sonst wirklich toll..

  • @elizabethdalloway
    @elizabethdalloway 10 років тому +1

    Awesome trick! Too bad it's not easy to get rubbing alcohol here in the UK, or is it? I've never seen it at the pharmacy...still, so glad you could fix that palette, it's very pretty =)

    • @jojodaye
      @jojodaye 10 років тому

      Apparently it's also called Surgical Spirit, so you might want to look for that :)

    • @laynaaa
      @laynaaa 10 років тому

      they used to stock it in boots but not any more so I bought mine on ebay for less than £5 (99.9%pure, 250ml), look for isopropyl alcohol :)

    • @jennyv3192
      @jennyv3192 10 років тому

      Ethanol is not rubbing alcohol. Ethanol is the alcohol in alcoholic drinks. Rubbing alcohol is commonly isopropyl alcohol. Honestly, either will do.As long as it is able to evaporate quickly and completely, so even something like acetone (nail polish remover) would work. All of these solvents should leave the same effect on the shadows.

  • @november-rust
    @november-rust 10 років тому

    you are so resourceful it's nuts! if I dropped this and broke it I'd probably cry and give up.

  • @emilykay1100
    @emilykay1100 10 років тому

    Yay! So glad this is possible.

  • @martatorres4209
    @martatorres4209 10 років тому

    Can we use water????

  • @Gorgeouss_Court
    @Gorgeouss_Court 10 років тому

    AMAZINGGG!! And soo helpful!

  • @Fashionistachick408
    @Fashionistachick408 10 років тому

    I hope and pray I will be able to be as successful as you on UA-cam I only have 790 subbies and love them all but I wish to be successful and share my passion !! You go girl

  • @CaroleEvans93436
    @CaroleEvans93436 10 років тому

    So glad you managed to repair it!!!! :) xxxx

  • @Saltyandsweet2020
    @Saltyandsweet2020 10 років тому

    Can I use same technic with baked products?

    • @spinesewbeautifullybroken4780
      @spinesewbeautifullybroken4780 10 років тому

      Absolutely, it just won't be domed anymore. Just had to do this technique with an entire baked shadow palette. They work the exact same, just the dome is gone. :)

    • @spinesewbeautifullybroken4780
      @spinesewbeautifullybroken4780 10 років тому

      Absolutely, it just won't be domed anymore. Just had to do this technique with an entire baked shadow palette. They work the exact same, just the dome is gone. :)

    • @Saltyandsweet2020
      @Saltyandsweet2020 10 років тому

      thank you for your help:)

  • @ilyStephan1e
    @ilyStephan1e 10 років тому

    This is helpful! Thank you!

  • @dismalcyanidecustoms
    @dismalcyanidecustoms 9 років тому

    Just curious if anyone has had a problem after fixing the broken shadows or face powders, etc. with being able to pick up the product on a brush afterwards? I can’t seem to get hardly ANYTHING on my brush or even a finger for that matter now that I have repaired and pressed my matte shadow with rubbing alcohol. I’ve also tried just adding the alcohol and smoothing it across and not packing it down hoping it would help. Nope. Advice???!? Also, any tips on reviving dried up gel liner??

    • @simplyleah5587
      @simplyleah5587 9 років тому

      I've had the same problem with my matte eyeshadows. The shimmery ones are fine but for some reason it ruined the matte ones

    • @dismalcyanidecustoms
      @dismalcyanidecustoms 9 років тому

      +Leah Cederquist Hence also why I won't try to waste making a loose setting powder into pressed, or any matte blush (which is all of mine) fixable. It's a mystery... the world may never know!! I did however find a "pressing medium" that has glycerin as the base I think? That might work since its not purely alcohol based for the mattes?? I think I'm gonna try it...

  • @jennblanski
    @jennblanski 10 років тому

    So helpful! Thank you!!!!!

  • @makeupgirl97100
    @makeupgirl97100 10 років тому

    What video did she drop it in?

  • @Deemoses22
    @Deemoses22 10 років тому

    Thanks sooooo much.....I'm going to try it....

  • @MizzMadeUp
    @MizzMadeUp 10 років тому

    Thank u so much for doing this video...really wanted to see how you do.....have a couple I should fix....Lots of love MizzMadeUp

  • @kiki11974
    @kiki11974 10 років тому

    Awesome tip!

  • @millyperez2026
    @millyperez2026 9 років тому

    extremely helpful! Thank you so much for posting ;)

  • @RiisaAnderson
    @RiisaAnderson 10 років тому

    Hi Julia what happened to your other channel?

  • @aninaochsenbein01
    @aninaochsenbein01 10 років тому

    are you from swiss?