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If powder make-up is dropped it can crack. It's such a waste to throw out good make-up, so this guide will teach you how to salvage it.
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Using the metal butter knife or metal spudger, break up the entire pan of powder into fine pieces.
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Pour a small amount of rubbing alcohol into the cap.
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Slowly add the rubbing alcohol from the cap to the powder and mix it with the knife as you go.
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The powder will become creamy with no chunks or bumps. Use the side of the knife to smooth over the top surface.
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To completely smooth over the top surface, use a clean finger to push out the edges and even out the surface.
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Wait a few hours to let dry before closing the lid. The rubbing alcohol will evaporate, leaving you with a pressed solid ready for re-use.
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These steps can be used to fix any type of powder makeup (ie. eyeshadows, blush, etc.)
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It's also good to mash the surface down with something flat like a coin on top of a paper towel, while it's still a little malleable. This way, you get an even, similar texture as when it was new.
Great guide!
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