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How to repair broken eyeshadow

How to repair broken eyeshadow
First, let me notice about source of this article How to repair damaged eyeshadow .

 Lets try on this broken eyeshadow palette which has 2 damaged shadows.
 
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Step 1. Break up blister with a pencil into dust. 
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15 comments
May 6, 2012. 8:53 PMeternalwind says:
Guess what happened a week after i read this instructable? my brand new blush fell onto the floor and cracked to the point of uselessness Now it works perfectly!! THANK YOU!
May 25, 2011. 6:09 PMgonzalezchica says:
thats cool! How long can you keep eye shadow before you should throw it away?
Jun 20, 2011. 9:22 PMjmitrovic says:
Eye shadows pencils markers or mascara should never be used for more than one year once exposed to oxygen. Most companies say that you should use a product for no more that 6 months once opened, but I find that difficult to believe. I use mine rarely and i usually write date of opening that product somewhere on it so i would know how long ago i got it and when the year passes. :) Be careful!
Mar 12, 2012. 9:23 PMAussieAnglerGal says:
uuh, can i ask why? and does this apply to eyeliner pencils and eyeshadow palettes?
thank you!
Mar 21, 2012. 7:38 PMuminohoshi says:
Not sure about shadow palettes, but with the regular eyeliner pencils a good sharpening takes off any older, iffy sections. The wind up crayons can also be broken off at the tip leaving "new" crayon below. Liquids are a different matter all together, beware after a year, use at own risk...
Mar 21, 2012. 8:04 PMAussieAnglerGal says:
ok thats good, all i have is the single pallet type (like the way they have powders) pencils and a eyeliner texta/marker thing
so what is it that happens to them? chemical reactions or just plain gross?
thanks, i'm new to makeup so i'd like to know this stuff
Mar 23, 2012. 2:15 AMuminohoshi says:
Uhhh... Generally gross with texta/marker/liquid stuff... Think of what could be in a carton of juice left open on the bench for a week - dont wanna drink it myself. Sharing your make up, esp with liquids/gels/textas used around the eyes is never a good idea. Thats why chemists and the like use disposable applicators - no double dipping... Hope this helps :-)
Mar 23, 2012. 2:49 AMAussieAnglerGal says:
haha, thats what i thought, thank you :)
Sep 10, 2011. 2:52 PMLatona38 says:
That is sooooo Freakin AWESOME!!!! Thanks for sharing
May 5, 2011. 2:38 PMninjacow258 says:
This is really cool!
Apr 26, 2011. 1:31 PMpeace, love, art says:
Wow, this is great! I never knew of this, now I won't have to toss broken makeup!
Apr 17, 2011. 4:10 AMenji says:
good idea,
but wonder how long it lasts
Mar 31, 2011. 4:19 PMsherms667 says:
YAY! My daughter and I can't wait to try this. What a wonderful instructable.
Mar 31, 2011. 10:09 AMCarleyy says:
Yah this is great! I love the pictures. I hope there are more makeup projects coming soon
Mar 30, 2011. 4:27 PMscoochmaroo says:
This is fantastic! I had no idea I could repair my broken make-up.

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