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From: supaxkawaii
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  • does this work with mineral pigments?

  • You could do this with a broken eyeshadow or blush/bronzer! :)

  • Where i live, hre is not sold : mixing medium or glycerin mix or eaven "pure" alcohol...

  • love your music choice!! :)

  • where can i get the pans? because i want it to fit into my mac palette

  • I got my pans from a palette that I didn't really like but you can get some online, the link is in the sidebar.

  • pretty

  • This does NOT work on NYX, from my experience, and from a lot of what I've seen other people say. You need to use either a "real" mixing medium, or a glycerin mix.

  • It worked for me especially with my MAC pigments..I used small pans..really small not like the ones they sell online but I don't do it anymore cause I like pigments better. I don't really use eyeshadow anymore.

  • Oh, yeah it works fine on MAC, from what I've seen, but there's just something about the NYX pigments in particular that makes it not work well. When I did it, after they were dried, they just crumbled back to powder.

  • @BargainBeauty365 MAC pigments already contain a medium that allows the powder to stick when isopropyl alcohol is added. NYX pigments do not contain that medium, and should be added with alcohol during pressing. Glycerin works as a medium to press NYX pigments.

  • The pigment I pressed in the video was MAC maybe the formula in NYX makes it crumble. That's weird.

  • I tried pressing it several times with alcohol, and all the times, it crumbled.

  • I'll put a note of that in the video. Thanks !

  • Did you ever try pressing it with a mixing medium or glycerin mix ?

  • @supaxkawaii What is a mixing medium?

  • hi, where did you get these pans. thanks

  • My pans are my own but if you want some the link is in the sidebar.

  • can u use any alcohol in this?? xxx

  • Rubbing alcohol.

  • thank u :) xx

  • its not necessary to press it with a quarter aftr it has dried? thanx!

  • Yes. I forgot to add that. Sometimes if the pan is small , smaller than a MAC pigment pan it won't need the quarter. Just cover it with a paper towel and put a heavy book on top of it.

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