What!?!??! You got some inspiration from a video of mine!?!?!? Thank you so much for the mention, i really appreciate it, and i cannot wait to see you arrange these shadows into a palette you can get more use from!!!!
Your depotting videos are next level!! I learned so much! I love that you were able to keep the outer packaging, I will have to try it your way once I have some more experience under my belt 😆
Randomly - and I haven’t finished the video yet - but one of the easier ways to depot this kind of palette if you know you don’t want to keep the palette is to soak the cardboard palette in water. Gotta expose the cardboard a bit, and you don’t want to get they shadows wet, but it makes things SO easy.
I’d love to see more build-your-own-palette content! I basically only buy single shadows now and I like to dupe out new releases and I almost never feel the need to buy premade palettes now since I can just use what I have
I just depotted this exact palette a few weeks ago! I found that just poking a thumbtack through the back (like you would do with something like natasha denona) got everything out super easy with no casualties
This is so surreal! I’ve been subscribed to you for years and have always loved your content. You’re one of the few larger beauty UA-camrs I still watch, and definitely one of my favorites! I’m glad my video was helpful, and you thank you so much for the shoutout. This is wild 🙈
Excellent results! I've depotted a lot of my BH, including Lost in LA, and use them way more now with my indie single shadows. BH palettes are very easy to depot. I've also done a lot of JP palettes, and those are a bit harder but not bad at all. I love depotting and using them as singles.
So excited for you that this worked! I personally get a small spray bottle (I purchased mine at the dollar tree) and keep it filled with alcohol. I do that for first aid purposes (Then I don’t have to use a cotton round). I also use to sanitize my powder makeup or when I have to repress makeup. I use “goo gone” or another adhesive remover from the dollar tree to get rid of the glue on the back.
This is actually the first palette I depotted myself. I think I want to repan my eyeshadows into circle pans instead of using the magnets. I just prefer the way that looks and it makes me want to use the shadows more with my singles. So that is my plan for a lot of palettes in my collection! All of BH palettes are going to be depotted. I love the quality and love BYOPs. Thank you for making this kind of content! ❤️
Ooh the tip about dropping some alcohol into the shadows to keep from cracking is genius. I have been depotting for years upon years and never heard of that.
I love depotting eyeshadows! I never use dark browns/blacks so I have a z palette with all my favorites instead. I kept the least favorite ones for about 1 year before decluttering. It has been a game-changer and now I only have that one palette! I even have a few franken-shadows in it as well!
Wow, great job Sarah!! Thanks for filming and sharing!!! ❤ I'm more like Kendra, I try to keep the packaging intact and turn it into a magnetic palette, but sometimes the glue is so stubborn you have to take everything apart in the end 😅 I've been thinking to film my next depotting without destroying since last Xmas but haven't had the time yet... A trick to get rid of the glue that remains on the back of the pans is to use a normal rubber, it's usually quite easy to rub it away 😊
I do depotting all the time! I depotted the Colourpop Stone Cold Fox palette and kept the shades I wanted for my neutral singles palette. I also like that those small circle pans fit in other palettes because I took out a crappy light teal from the High Tide palette and replaced it with a cream matte from SCF! I pretty much use singles and have 3 bigger magnetic palettes and one small one. I combine singles and depotted shadows in them. I always have isopropyl alcohol on hand!
I love the alcohol mist method for preventing the matte from cracking!!! That's new to me. I'm a heat method depotter, I'm experienced too with Juvia's place palettes, although I learned it the hard way, with a lot of sacrifices 😅 namely my actual 1st palette to depot : Bh cosmetics the weekend festival palette, that I still regret to this day because it was so unique ❤ I did depot 4 Juvia's palettes, 1 Ace beauty palette, 1 nabla cutie palette, and the only nomad palette I have & I killed so many mattes from it , it's the Tokyo Harajuku Palette 😢 the mattes were so soft & fragile 😢 I always depot the shimmers because they're easy to pluck, then I keep the heat on each matte until I see the pan raising & loose , I go nudging it from the sides & voila 🎉 I'll say personally since I depotted palettes I started to buy less palettes and singles & I duped so many new & old palettes & created so many different palettes! Slowly, my collection became just singles & limited edition palettes 😅❤❤ which I like for my minimum vanity, my whole makeup collection fits in one bag & the palettes are grouped like books on the vanity, but then when I travel, I'll have to bring none because the singles are fragile & the LE palettes are so precious 😅😢😢 now I'm in a dilemma and I need to pick at least 2 mini versatile palettes that fits in the bag 😆 😅
I bought the mothership dupes from the hush app when they went on extreme clearance. I depoted them and kept mostly the specific shades. Its such a beautiful custom palette.
Rubbing alcohol is very helpful to remove the glue on the back. You don't want to leave them too sticky with glue, because then when you go to lift them out of your palette later, it can crack the shadow. Hope this helps! 😊💜🌷
This was weirdly fascinating! I've never dissected a palette quite like this before! But, you're right, your new arrangement of these shadows makes so much more sense!
I was wondering how they made palettes feel heavier! I liked that palette SO much more against the cardboard rather than against the holographic background!
I’ve depotted every non luxury palette I own! It keeps me accountable on duplicating shades when they’re all next to each other, and also more likely to play with more colors since I only need one magnetic palette for all my favorite shades! Too many repeats or shades I don’t use gets donated to friends!ove keeping my collected curated this way ♥ I have about 20 singles plus two ND palettes, which means all my shadows are magnetic and can be rearranged :)) love it !
This is so satifying! I hope this new configuration will make you more likely to use these shades. I feel like there are color combinations for any season in this collection of depotted shades. Would you consider depotting even more palettes in the future?
Here’s a tip for the glue. Use a q-tip and apply a small amount of rubbing alcohol to the glue. After a minute the glue will start to break down. Then you can remove it with a baby wipe or your fingers (I just don’t like the feeling of it on my fingers).
The process of depotting is so satisfying, thank you for sharing it ❤ I don’t know if I am able to do so with my palettes, because I feel like I might lose inspiration 😢 I have 40 singles scattered in 4 magnetic palettes and I usually keep them arranged by family shade (blues with greens, yellows with oranges and so on), but I’ve got to admit that this arrangement makes me lose inspiration for makeup looks, plus now I see better that I have so many similar shades and I feel overwhelmed, which to use and so on 😢
I'm 1000% impressed you did that without breaking a nail. Also, just a prediction of mine: I think depotting and single shadows are going to gain in popularity again because of the economy.
So to get the glue off of the backside of the pans - I pour rubbing alcohol into something (I use a flat lid to a container), pour just enough so it is a shallow pool & put the the pans in the shallow pool. So that the alcohol does not go over the tops and into the eyeshadow, but covers the bottoms. I let them sit for about 15-20 minutes. And then take a paper towel to wipe off the glue. The alcohol completely breaks down the glue.
I used to depot all the time But I quickly learned I only like deporting magnetic shadows Now I am happy with my singles collection & some of my palettes with magnetic pans like colourpop are custom because I’ve rearranged the insides If you want to get rid of the sticky bottom I think you can wipe it with rubbing alcohol
I didn't know this is what you meant by depotting, like taking apart the whole palette.. I figured you would just remove the individual pans using a knife.. it was pretty cool to watch!
That was fun...I have thought of doing some of my ColourPop.. I just like certain shades but not all.. you did Great getting them out.. I was nervous watching lol
I’ve depoted like 5-6 colourpop palettes (I don’t own any colourpop shadows anymore but this made me realize everyone I’ve ever had has gone the way of the knife lol) but they are super super easy to depot (even the plastic ones!) I would recommend getting like a metal makeup spatula or actual deporting tool just because it’s more precise but it’s super duper easy
ColourPop palettes are magnetic, so you can easily lift out the shadows with a strong magnet , as well! Hope this helps! 😊 I wish every brand made their palettes magnetic.
Mymakeupnonsense always makes me want to get into depotting and making my own palettes, too! But I find myself too afraid to use them because the “structural compromise” or something? In my mind. it’s a barrier I can’t get past mentally, but I’m like literally afraid to move them around for fear they’ll shatter.
Makeup depotting aka makeup violence is very therapeutic. When I have the time and the urge to declutter makeup I do some depotting there is always that one or two eyeshadow pallets that has one to two eyeshadows that I love and the rest can go bye bye so depotting is like therapy and decluttering all at once 😂 tfs
I don’t know if I’d agree with double waste. Whatever packaging is being disposed of through this method is still going to be disposed at the end of the palettes life anyway. For me the palettes I’ve depotted are ones where I like the shades but not the order or I want to incorporate them with other palettes for travel or creative purposes. I think it’s truly a to each their own situation though.
It's about getting more use out of what you already have. If a palette is already in your collection I don't see how it could be wasteful. It would only be wasteful to me if you buy a brandnew palette with the intention of depotting it.
What!?!??! You got some inspiration from a video of mine!?!?!? Thank you so much for the mention, i really appreciate it, and i cannot wait to see you arrange these shadows into a palette you can get more use from!!!!
Your depotting videos are next level!! I learned so much! I love that you were able to keep the outer packaging, I will have to try it your way once I have some more experience under my belt 😆
Amazing
Randomly - and I haven’t finished the video yet - but one of the easier ways to depot this kind of palette if you know you don’t want to keep the palette is to soak the cardboard palette in water. Gotta expose the cardboard a bit, and you don’t want to get they shadows wet, but it makes things SO easy.
Love the new lay-out! You could definitely keep that metal layer from the Shared Planet palette and use it as a mixing palette for liquids and creams
Great idea!! I definitely want to upcycle it somehow!
the leftover glue can be easily removed with rubbing alcohol 😉 Love depotting and make some "new" palettes. So inspiring 😍 XOXO
I’d love to see more build-your-own-palette content! I basically only buy single shadows now and I like to dupe out new releases and I almost never feel the need to buy premade palettes now since I can just use what I have
Duping palettes or vibes with singles is such underrated content!
I've been doing the same for a few months now with all the colourpop collabs 🤣
I just depotted this exact palette a few weeks ago! I found that just poking a thumbtack through the back (like you would do with something like natasha denona) got everything out super easy with no casualties
That’s so smart!!
Wow! I think I may try that now!!!
This is so surreal! I’ve been subscribed to you for years and have always loved your content. You’re one of the few larger beauty UA-camrs I still watch, and definitely one of my favorites! I’m glad my video was helpful, and you thank you so much for the shoutout. This is wild 🙈
Aww thank you Anna! I loved your depotting video, it was very soothing and informative!
I love using singles/depotted shades to dupe new releases or palettes I don’t own. There is a lot of versatility and I save money!
Excellent results! I've depotted a lot of my BH, including Lost in LA, and use them way more now with my indie single shadows. BH palettes are very easy to depot. I've also done a lot of JP palettes, and those are a bit harder but not bad at all. I love depotting and using them as singles.
I love the knife emoji in the thumbnail lol
So excited for you that this worked! I personally get a small spray bottle (I purchased mine at the dollar tree) and keep it filled with alcohol. I do that for first aid purposes (Then I don’t have to use a cotton round). I also use to sanitize my powder makeup or when I have to repress makeup. I use “goo gone” or another adhesive remover from the dollar tree to get rid of the glue on the back.
This is actually the first palette I depotted myself. I think I want to repan my eyeshadows into circle pans instead of using the magnets. I just prefer the way that looks and it makes me want to use the shadows more with my singles. So that is my plan for a lot of palettes in my collection! All of BH palettes are going to be depotted. I love the quality and love BYOPs. Thank you for making this kind of content! ❤️
I have re-pressed shadows and blushes using the pressing liquid and pressing tiles from TKB Trading
I'm not a depotter, but these kinds of videos are so relaxing to watch. Congrats on no casualties! 🥳
You did great Sarah! Very interesting video. And I love how often you include your subscribers in your videos. ❤
Recently I’ve been deporting palettes, putting magnets in the spots and then rearranging the shadows to my heart’s content!
Ooh the tip about dropping some alcohol into the shadows to keep from cracking is genius. I have been depotting for years upon years and never heard of that.
Thank you for filming the depotting! Loved it!
I was hoping you would film this as I can use the tips and tricks for depotting a few of my own palettes!
I love depotting eyeshadows! I never use dark browns/blacks so I have a z palette with all my favorites instead. I kept the least favorite ones for about 1 year before decluttering. It has been a game-changer and now I only have that one palette! I even have a few franken-shadows in it as well!
Wow, great job Sarah!! Thanks for filming and sharing!!! ❤
I'm more like Kendra, I try to keep the packaging intact and turn it into a magnetic palette, but sometimes the glue is so stubborn you have to take everything apart in the end 😅
I've been thinking to film my next depotting without destroying since last Xmas but haven't had the time yet...
A trick to get rid of the glue that remains on the back of the pans is to use a normal rubber, it's usually quite easy to rub it away 😊
Thank you for sharing the depotting progress. I loved watching this!
Love the information about depotting. Never done it before, I've been scared to. Now, I feel like I can do it with successfully. Thanks
I do depotting all the time! I depotted the Colourpop Stone Cold Fox palette and kept the shades I wanted for my neutral singles palette. I also like that those small circle pans fit in other palettes because I took out a crappy light teal from the High Tide palette and replaced it with a cream matte from SCF! I pretty much use singles and have 3 bigger magnetic palettes and one small one. I combine singles and depotted shadows in them. I always have isopropyl alcohol on hand!
I depotted the same palette
I love the alcohol mist method for preventing the matte from cracking!!! That's new to me.
I'm a heat method depotter, I'm experienced too with Juvia's place palettes, although I learned it the hard way, with a lot of sacrifices 😅 namely my actual 1st palette to depot : Bh cosmetics the weekend festival palette, that I still regret to this day because it was so unique ❤
I did depot 4 Juvia's palettes, 1 Ace beauty palette, 1 nabla cutie palette, and the only nomad palette I have & I killed so many mattes from it , it's the Tokyo Harajuku Palette 😢 the mattes were so soft & fragile 😢
I always depot the shimmers because they're easy to pluck, then I keep the heat on each matte until I see the pan raising & loose , I go nudging it from the sides & voila 🎉
I'll say personally since I depotted palettes I started to buy less palettes and singles & I duped so many new & old palettes & created so many different palettes!
Slowly, my collection became just singles & limited edition palettes 😅❤❤ which I like for my minimum vanity, my whole makeup collection fits in one bag & the palettes are grouped like books on the vanity, but then when I travel, I'll have to bring none because the singles are fragile & the LE palettes are so precious 😅😢😢 now I'm in a dilemma and I need to pick at least 2 mini versatile palettes that fits in the bag 😆 😅
I bought the mothership dupes from the hush app when they went on extreme clearance. I depoted them and kept mostly the specific shades. Its such a beautiful custom palette.
I could watch depotting videos for hours!
Thanks for the soothing music you included with it. Congrats on your successful first depot!
I love building color stories with my singles. I hate doing de-potting. You did well & with out any heat.
Rubbing alcohol is very helpful to remove the glue on the back. You don't want to leave them too sticky with glue, because then when you go to lift them out of your palette later, it can crack the shadow. Hope this helps! 😊💜🌷
This was weirdly fascinating! I've never dissected a palette quite like this before! But, you're right, your new arrangement of these shadows makes so much more sense!
I was wondering how they made palettes feel heavier!
I liked that palette SO much more against the cardboard rather than against the holographic background!
Omg, im so happy it worked for you!!! And thanks for the credit haha
I’ve depotted every non luxury palette I own! It keeps me accountable on duplicating shades when they’re all next to each other, and also more likely to play with more colors since I only need one magnetic palette for all my favorite shades! Too many repeats or shades I don’t use gets donated to friends!ove keeping my collected curated this way ♥ I have about 20 singles plus two ND palettes, which means all my shadows are magnetic and can be rearranged :)) love it !
This is so satifying! I hope this new configuration will make you more likely to use these shades. I feel like there are color combinations for any season in this collection of depotted shades.
Would you consider depotting even more palettes in the future?
I definitely will! It was so fun I want to depot everything now 😂
Here’s a tip for the glue. Use a q-tip and apply a small amount of rubbing alcohol to the glue. After a minute the glue will start to break down. Then you can remove it with a baby wipe or your fingers (I just don’t like the feeling of it on my fingers).
wow what a process!
I’ve been looking forward to this video for so long!!! 🎉🎉🎉
The process of depotting is so satisfying, thank you for sharing it ❤
I don’t know if I am able to do so with my palettes, because I feel like I might lose inspiration 😢 I have 40 singles scattered in 4 magnetic palettes and I usually keep them arranged by family shade (blues with greens, yellows with oranges and so on), but I’ve got to admit that this arrangement makes me lose inspiration for makeup looks, plus now I see better that I have so many similar shades and I feel overwhelmed, which to use and so on 😢
Great video, Sarah!
I’ve never depotted anything but I love to watch depotting videos!! So fun!!
I'm 1000% impressed you did that without breaking a nail.
Also, just a prediction of mine: I think depotting and single shadows are going to gain in popularity again because of the economy.
I looove depotting videos so much 😍😍 great one!!
Loved watching this. I would imagine if you got the bottom of the cardboard wet it would fall apart easily.
So to get the glue off of the backside of the pans - I pour rubbing alcohol into something (I use a flat lid to a container), pour just enough so it is a shallow pool & put the the pans in the shallow pool. So that the alcohol does not go over the tops and into the eyeshadow, but covers the bottoms. I let them sit for about 15-20 minutes. And then take a paper towel to wipe off the glue. The alcohol completely breaks down the glue.
Love this tip, thank you!
I used to depot all the time
But I quickly learned I only like deporting magnetic shadows
Now I am happy with my singles collection & some of my palettes with magnetic pans like colourpop are custom because I’ve rearranged the insides
If you want to get rid of the sticky bottom I think you can wipe it with rubbing alcohol
It looks so much better!
This was super interesting and satisfying to watch!
I adore depotting and do my own palettes❤❤
Great video! 😊
Thank you!
Love watching these videos ❤
It's nice to know the tip to use alcohol to not have cracked mattes. I had never heard that before.
Love this content more please 😂❤❤❤
I didn't know this is what you meant by depotting, like taking apart the whole palette.. I figured you would just remove the individual pans using a knife.. it was pretty cool to watch!
Haha that was the original plan for the BH palette but after some research I didn’t feel like that would go well 😅
That was fun...I have thought of doing some of my ColourPop.. I just like certain shades but not all.. you did Great getting them out.. I was nervous watching lol
I’ve depoted like 5-6 colourpop palettes (I don’t own any colourpop shadows anymore but this made me realize everyone I’ve ever had has gone the way of the knife lol) but they are super super easy to depot (even the plastic ones!) I would recommend getting like a metal makeup spatula or actual deporting tool just because it’s more precise but it’s super duper easy
Also I had no casualties! The only reason I don’t have any of their shadows anymore is a mixture of age and I don’t support colourpop anymore.
ColourPop palettes are magnetic, so you can easily lift out the shadows with a strong magnet , as well! Hope this helps! 😊 I wish every brand made their palettes magnetic.
Wow good job!
This didn’t show up in my subscriptions so I’m just getting to watch it now while I can’t sleep lol. Thanks I guess UA-cam 😂
I broke down my original morphe Jaclyn Hill palette. Loved the colors, just not the layout of the palette
How fun!’
You did so well I always end up breaking something lol :0) x
Gostei do vídeo, ele satisfatório ❤
Mymakeupnonsense always makes me want to get into depotting and making my own palettes, too! But I find myself too afraid to use them because the “structural compromise” or something? In my mind. it’s a barrier I can’t get past mentally, but I’m like literally afraid to move them around for fear they’ll shatter.
Makeup depotting aka makeup violence is very therapeutic. When I have the time and the urge to declutter makeup I do some depotting there is always that one or two eyeshadow pallets that has one to two eyeshadows that I love and the rest can go bye bye so depotting is like therapy and decluttering all at once 😂 tfs
I find deconstructing fun, too.
Also I just noticed the emoji in your thumbnail 😂
Why am I so nervous watching this?? 😅
Sorry I don’t see the point of depotting🧐 to me it looks like double waste…. And a lot of mess…..Again it’s just my personal opinion
I don’t know if I’d agree with double waste. Whatever packaging is being disposed of through this method is still going to be disposed at the end of the palettes life anyway. For me the palettes I’ve depotted are ones where I like the shades but not the order or I want to incorporate them with other palettes for travel or creative purposes. I think it’s truly a to each their own situation though.
It's about getting more use out of what you already have. If a palette is already in your collection I don't see how it could be wasteful. It would only be wasteful to me if you buy a brandnew palette with the intention of depotting it.