How to RE-PRESS Powder Makeup // Easy Way To Fix Broken Powders
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- Опубліковано 12 жов 2020
- Today I'm sharing how I easily re-press my powder makeup products! This is the technique I use to fix broken powders and to use up products I've hit pan on.
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All I’m thinking now is CUSTOM SHADES. 😉
Oh fun!
@@SarahRoseBeauty you should try to make a frankenshadow!!!
I recently did this to make a Franken-blush. The original was way too pigmented so I mixed it with a face powder. To get everything finely milled I used a clean spoolie. It’s my favorite way to Cush up power products!
I love that idea!! I totally want to try that next time I have a blush that's too dark!
Am I the only one who finds repressing so satisfying? Even if I’m sad when something breaks, I’m always kind of excited to see how the formula represses. ✨
Haha I do to!! I always look forward to doing it!
My elf quad did the same thing with a different shade!
They are super fragile!!!
Learned something new, will be sure to give the tape trick a try when cleaning my palates.
Hope it helps!! ❤️
Sarah, this was so helpful since you had 3 different products to demonstrate. Great video!
I'm so glad to help!!
My bottle of alcohol doesn’t have a tiny opening so I use a 1 ml syringe to pull out small amounts of alcohol at a time.
Well done!
Genius!!!
I put mine in a shot glass and use a straw to drop it in😂
The best video in this topic! Thank you!!!
so satisfying to watch! also would have never thought of the tape trick- very clever
Thank you!!
Thank you for this tip. I dropped my favorite Chanel blush compact and was so happy to see this. Gonna try it now!!
Ahh such a bummer when that happens! Good luck!
Thanks for sharing. It works well. 🎉
Great tips, thanks Sarah 💗 I added a few drops of alcohol to a cream eyeshadow but watching this I probably needed to press the excess liquid out at the end 🤭
This is a lot more meticulous than my usual technique - and it shows in the results. Great tips!
Thank you for watching!!
I'm watching this to fix my ELF rosewater palette too! And yes, the darkest color. To be fair, I did drop it but it's the only one that broke.
So helpful! I am now emboldened to try🙏
Yay!! Hope it goes well!
that tape trick is super useful!
Ooh, I need to do this with my bronzer and one of my powders, it's going to make using them so much easier :) Thank you!
So glad it was helpful!
Now I’m curious if this would work with loose highlighters that are soo messy! I’d love to have my Wet N Wild loose highlight in a normal form!!!
It works perfectly fine! If you have an empty pan, go for it!
I’ve heard you have to use an additional ingredient but I’m not sure! I think Too Much Tash did a video on that a few months ago!
Ok!!
The first time I tried to repress something I didn’t have isopropyl alcohol and thought hydrogen peroxide might work instead and let me tell you it does not, that powder was ruined, unsalvageable, this is a psa for anyone reading DON’T use hydrogen peroxide 😣
Oh noooo! 😭
This was super helpful!
I’m so glad!! 😊
I love how we all have weird tools that just work. I have a little muji drawer with weird small screwdrivers and stuff and I often wonder what people would think that drawer of weird pointy implements was for LOL :0) xx
This was so helpful!!
I'm so glad!!
Oh goodness! I so needed this a few months ago, but still very useful!! Even the hard pan part!! thankyou so much. I have been told to use alcohol, but never been explained how to. Which, in my head meant spraying rubbing alcohol on them somehow and I just couldn't make it work in my head. I'm not a complete idiot, lol, but it never occurred to me that I could take it all out and remix and that it would actually re-press back together. Thankyou so so much!! you just saved me so much waste on some very loved items!!! Many blessings! (Would always love more random tips like this..makeup, skincare, shopping related, care and lasting ability, etc....)
I'm so glad it was helpful!!
That tape trick is genius!
Very helpful ! Thank you. 🙂
So glad it was helpful!
I think I might have used too much alcohol when I did this last year because I got hard pan all over 😔 I'm also excited to see your future project pan updates now with the repressed pans😊
Sarah, I love your soothing voice. Relaxes me. Thank you for this video. It just help me relax. I know this isn't a makeup video suggestion, but I'd love it if you read a book. Hehehe.
Aww haha thank you!
thank you!
I loved this! I've repressed many a shadow but I've never done it quite like this. I never thought to use a ramekin - I always just keep it right in its pan! I will definitely try your techniques next time I need to repress something. 🥰
The ramekin definitely helps it not get as messy in the pan!
@@SarahRoseBeauty I also used a fork this last time and it was a green Klarity shadow (super pigmented) that broke that I was trying to repress...I made a MESS and I also must not have gotten all the shadow off the fork when I washed it and my boyfriend ended up using it last night and was like "Why is there makeup on this fork?!?!"
I noticed that your voice goes up at the end of your sentences like you’re answering a question. I’ve taught customer service for many, many years and it’s a hard habit to break, but it’s not impossible:)
Thank you so so much, Sarah! This was really helpful. 💜 Also, for anyone in the US trying to re-press a regular round, 26mm eyeshadow pan, I think a quarter is the perfect size to get in there for the actual pressing! For smaller pans, I wonder if a nickel might work? I have no clue, but it's worth a check. 😊
ooh that's a great tip!!
Very helpful
Thank you
very relaxing video
I’m so glad!
So glad you made this video! I just ordered an eyeshadow pallet and one shade came broken. It’s such a hassle to return it so I thought maybe I could try to re-press the broken shade. I was wondering if you just had to wait until the next day to use the shadow or does it take longer than that ? Tfs! ❤️
It should definitely be dry by the next day!! you can also feel it to make sure it’s dry before you use it just to be safe. good luck! ❤️
I use a spray bottle with the alchohol in it to prevent too much in it. I used too much my first time just pouring it out. Has been great with the spray bottle.
That's a great tip!! Pouring can definitely be hard to control!
Love this videos and hit pan
Thanks!
I've heard a lot of people say that those elf quads shatter on them.. they probably made the darker shade with a different formula..
It's not just the darker shades that shatter, I had one of the light mattes and one of the shimmers shatter. It's just an extremely soft and delicate formula
They are definitely super fragile!!
I've read this might be because the palette itself is a very cheap, lightweight plastic.
Everytime I repan a product it cracks when it dries. I use the 90 percent alcohol. Any advice on what om doing wrong?
Nice video!.
Thanks Sarah!
Thank you for making this video!!
I have a quick question actually: How do you repress something in a thin pan if you can't find an object that matches the width of the pan? I'm thinking about that because I have a Joah palette that has quite thin pans width-wise and I'm not sure I can find anything to match...
Thanks again!
I think it should be fine if you just press with your fingers! Try to press as evenly across the pan as you can until you don't see any alcohol on your paper towel. That should work for most formulas :)
I would give this class project an A!
Thank you Mary!
I like to use an eyedropper for the alcohol and I use a nickel or quarter that I have already sterilized, wrap it in cheesecloth, press into shadow firmly for a few seconds. Let dry for 1 day
Is there anything that you can use instead of the alcohol??
I’ve heard some people use setting spray as well but it would need to have a high alcohol content I think!
@@SarahRoseBeauty ok thank you!!!!!♡♡♡♡
@@hayls1075 I know this was 2 years ago and probably irrelevant to you by now🙃 but I just have to say something in case someone stumbles across this video and has this same question. I would suggest not using setting spray instead of rubbing alcohol. Yes some say they use it and it works for them and I know some who say it didn't. I've tried it myself on a few emails just to see for myself if it worked and if it did how often.
The reason I would suggest to only use rubbing alcohol is because there's a wide variety of other ingredients in setting spray that could change the formula of the eyeshadow, pressed powder, blush, or whatever you're trying to save. Since there are many different ingredients in every brands setting spray I think it's the reason why some people have luck using it and others don't cuz the formula of the powder may or may not work well with what's in the setting spray. Which could turn the final result either patchy, sheer, doesn't have the same pigment as before, the shimmers are dull, doesn't stay long on the lid, doesn't blend with other shadows, dry, and whatever else you could think of that's not something you'd want your powder to do. So when I decided to find out for myself, I used a few different setting sprays(UD All Nighter, Fix+, Photofinish) and they each did change the eyeshadows in some way.
I found that using a setting spray that contains Alcohol did work and the shadow fine, but it did change the formula slightly so just keep that in mind. I do suggest not using a setting spray that doesn't contain alcohol because when alcohol is not an ingredient, the setting spray contains more hydrating ingredients that definitely changed the powders to a point where I personally thought it was unusable having a few or all of the negatives I mentioned before.
Also if you don't have either setting spray or rubbing alcohol, I have been able to just dry press powders. By just doing these steps minus the liquid. Just try and press a little harder, but keep in mind that this way won't be nearly as secure as pressing it with alcohol. Cuz it may crumble again at some point.
i use setting spray instead of alcohol
Good idea!
Does the alcohol make your face feel drier or eyelids? The smell of thr alcohol is what puts me off.
Nope! The alcohol completely evaporates so it doesn’t change the formula of the powder at all. So once it’s dry you won’t be able to smell it or anything.
Nope my elf did the same thing. And I get bad fall out all throughout the day with the pallette so I dont use it anymore.
Man! Seems like a lot of people have had that problem :( I love the shadows but wish they weren't so delicate.
Have you had any trouble with your repressed powders falling out of their pans? I repressed some powders and when I turned them over they fell out of the pan. Just wondering if that has happened with you or anyone else. Cheers!
ooh no I haven't! Maybe you need to press a little more firmly?
Air fryer
Dehydrate
The same elf shade came in the mail destroyed and all over everything else I had to throw it out
Ugh!! They need to package things more carefully... but i think if you tell them it came broken they'll send you a new one (if you haven't already)!
Alcohol really isn't needed.if u crumble it all up and spread it out use a back off a spoon to spread it out and press it into place and smooth over does a better job and keeps the testra off it rather then having it weakend and wet and damp this way keeps the testra off it and won't be damp horrible.does better Job then alcohol I did it with my becca highlighter and trust me I won't use alcohol on mine did amazing what I did.
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