How to fix broken blush powder

Learn how to fix broken makeup in just 5 minutes with this amazing trick! Your broken highlighter, blush, and eyeshadow will be just like new.

Hi ya’ll! Today’s post is a bit of an experiment that we are both embarking on, as I have never done this until I was photographing the pictures below. But I figured it would make for a…

It can be frustrating when your favorite compact powder breaks, but don't worry, it's fixable! With this guide, you'll learn how to fix a broken compact powder in no time. Whether it's shattered or just cracked, these tips will help you salvage your powder and avoid wasting product. Say goodbye to broken makeup and hello to a flawless face! #makeupfix #compactpowder #beautyhacks #savemakeup #fixitfast

Learn how to fix broken makeup in just 5 minutes with this amazing trick! Your broken highlighter, blush, and eyeshadow will be just like new.

Yes, we all drop our powders and they end up in little bits. We then google ways to fix your powder and the most common method is alcohol, most importantly rubbing alcohol. Yes, I have tried this way and it does indeed make my powders all smooth and pretty but the scent makes me not want to use the powders again. Use your every day reached for beauty product instead. Instead of rubbing alcohol, use a toner that you are familiar with and doesn't irritate your skin. I normally reach for a…

There is a way to reconstruct broken pressed powders, blushes, bronzers, and eye shadows with a solution you already have at home!

This fixing broken makeup how-to tutorial will be your saving grace for powder products and lipstick! From eyeshadows, to compacts, never through your money away again with my easy steps using household items. #howtofixbrokenmakeup #howtofixbrokenmakeuppowder #howtofixbrokeneyeshadow #howtofixbrokenpowder #howtofixbrokenblushpowder #howtofixbrokenmakeupcompact #howtofixbrokenmakeuppalette

It's always a sad day when your compact powder cracks after you drop it on the floor, or your lipstick melts or breaks in your purse. While your makeup won't be as perfect as when you first bought it, it's definitely possible to make it...

I hate when I accidentally drop the compact powder/blush/bronzer/eye-shadow, and then it breaks into hundreds of pieces and turns into dust! Especially if it's my favorite bronzer or powder! Grrr, really irritating experience! Luckily I found a solution which helps me to return the product into a nearly-original condition! Plus the same solution is good if you want to turn some makeup powder product (like loose powder or powder eye shadow) into a solid matter! See below how you can do it…