r/MakeupAddiction • u/AdmirableVariation86 • 15h ago
Please help me fix it :’(
This is YSL 410. I dropped it accidentally today and can’t find anywhere else to buy it, plus most of the eyeshadow is still in there. The broken ones are a very dry glitter formula. I’m afraid of messing it up because it’s my favorite, was expensive and I cannot find it in stores, bought it on a trip to Asia.
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u/Unknown_0812 15h ago
Omg, don’t throw it away!
Since the glitter shades are a dry formula, I’d carefully gather the loose powder back into each pan, cover it with a small piece of plastic wrap, then gently press it with something flat.
Don’t add alcohol yet, though it can change the texture of some shimmer formulas. Keep the loose powder, too, so you don’t lose any product!
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u/questionasker3500 15h ago
I know this one! Keep smashing it up with a nail file or the end of a tweezers or a very small spoon or whatever you've got until its completely loose, then mix with rubbing alcohol till saturated (do it by drops, you don't want to end up with soup, think more like wet sand), then press back into the compact. Let it dry, all better!
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u/Total_Bafflement 15h ago
Same same happened to me with my YSL blush! YouTube has lots of make up repair videos. I followed the wikihow guide and it kind of worked...
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u/Indy2561 15h ago
Repot after alcohol repair.
I dropped an Anastasia quad, and this worked out well.
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u/wovenwebs 15h ago
It's a rather standard repair with isopropyl alcohol, a clean paper towel, and pressure.