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How to Fix Broken Cosmetics

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Beauty products are expensive, and it's frustrating when a lipstick breaks, an eyeshadow shatters or nail polish tops just won't come undone. So if you have butterfingers and dropped a pressed powder eye shadow or blush on the tile, listen up. Don't throw out the compact. Grab a plastic sandwich bag and dump the powdery stuff into it. Mash it up with the back of a butter knife of the flat blade of scissors until it's a dusty consistency. Add it back to the compact and add a few drops of rubbing alcohol until it's damp throughout. Lay a piece of tissue over the powder and begin to press it, compacting the powder back into the container, with your butter knife or scissors. Leave the compact open to dry, and your pressed powder will be good as new! As for those sticky nail polish bottles that you think will never come undone, prevent it before it happens by taking a few minutes to fix it up post-manicure.

 
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