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How to fix broken eyeshadow
We’ve all experienced the disappointment of opening a new eyeshadow only to find it in an unusable condition. That’s why we’re here to help you learn how to fix broken eyeshadow with these simple steps and household products you probably have on hand already.
Video Summary
Learning how to fix a broken eyeshadow is easy, but before you get fixing, you’ll need to gather these household items: a straw, rubbing alcohol, a flat tool, a sheet of plastic and a quarter.
The first step to knowing how to fix a broken eyeshadow is to grab a straw and dip it into the rubbing alcohol. Add the rubbing alcohol to the broken eyeshadow one drop at a time until it’s saturated.
Using a flat tool, like a cuticle pusher, smooth out the saturated eyeshadow. You can also use your finger if you don’t have the right tool for the job on hand.
Next, place the sheet of plastic (a plastic sandwich bag will do the trick) over the eyeshadow. Using a quarter, evenly apply pressure to the covered shadow.
Now, simply remove the plastic and let your eyeshadow sit for a few hours. Good as new!
Just like that, you’ve learned how to fix broken eyeshadow. Speaking of eyeshadow, you can shop your favorite eyeshadows and eyeshadow palettes at LovelySkin.
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