I then thought it could be a good idea to share with you how I press them. So here is my pic tutorial on how to press pigment for clumsy people :)
It can also be used to restore cracked pressed eyeshadow. For that purpose, you can use simple rubbing alcool instead of a binder as silicones (already in the pressed shadow) and alcohol together will insure cohesion. If you still have questionq on how to press pigments, the comment section is all yours ^^.
Do you prefer loose or press shadows? And why?
See ya :)
4 comments:
hey that looks super easy! I really need to brace myself and try, I got all the material but am procrastinating. And I thought you should press only after they're dry? and how long do they need to dry? I read 2 days.
@Lullaby77: yes I swear it is super easy! I press mine still wet otherwise they will form kinf of stupid balls hard to remix together. Not so sure it is clear :))). It dries very quickly, they can be used next morning but it may depend on how much binder you put in ^^.
Hum, I read 1 drop glycerine for 5 drops alcohol. Is that right? For mac pigments I read you don't need to add binder, just alcohol, since they already have a binder in them.
@Lullaby77: I do not know how to make a binder but your recipe does not sound bad. I am too lazy to cook my own binder and do not have glycerine right now. For MAC pigment I have not tried using only alcohol but it works on the pressed shadow for sure. So sorry not to have your answers, but I do not want to be misleading ^^
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