I actually like this idea alot...She obvousily has tried it for herself or she wouldnt be showing us how to do it.. I have a a couple of Questions for ya... Where do I find biosilk and Why havent you tried Glyserin? I heard that worked too but hey, Im just learning this is to why im searching how to do this because I have lots of broken shadows..
oh god. I am a makeup artist too, who makes my own makeup and I can assure you this is perfectly fine. Brand-Victims will say otherwise, but they have those in any industry. Look up the ingredients and you will see she is correct. Nothing here will harm you and it looks to work great.
@girliecurlz22 You can get it at wal-mart where you find all the other hair care products. It is $16 there and i find wal-mart is the cheapest because ive seen them go from $20-$40 in salons, other stores, etc.
"Biosilk is safe on the use of skin and contains the ingredients Dimethicone and Cyclomethicone, two usual ingredients listed in make up primers and skincare products"
That's why I make my own mixing medium of alcohol, monistat chafing cream and glycerine. It's similar to Coastal Scent's mixing medium ingredient list. Just a drop of the booty cream is needed.
@alithereviewer You are ill-informed. Biosilk is mostly cyclomethicone and dimethicone, which are ingredients commonly used in high-end eye makeup. Coastal Scents also sells a pigment pressing solution which is made from the same ingredients. Next time know what you're talking about before you make useless posts that misinforms people.
hi what do you think of the Sampler colored micas to start off with? this would be my first time trying it. I was thinking of doing the 30 colored one. I was wondering if yours came with those pigments jars as in your "how to press" video tutorial. Please let me know, id appreciate it very much! xoxo
Hey, I just opened an online store where you can find the 26mm pans, magnets, and other things for pressing pigments, as well as 100% authentic MAC pigment samples. Excellent prices & super fast shipping!! Go to: z a y s e y e z . e c r a t e r . c o m. Oh, and you get a free gift with every order!!
I have used alcohol 3:1 to vegetable glycerin, can be found in ethnic hair sections and body. It is hypoallergenic and good for your skin. I have very sensitive eyes, and this works for me. holds together very well.
Im not going to agree nor disagree with what anyone is saying but I am going to say that, I have been using a small ammount of bio silk on my face after I clean it to help my dry skin for almost 4 years now, and my face is fine- but i dont use it on my eyes and im no doctor.
You're a retard if you follow this video. Biosilk is not meant to be used on the FACE. You'll remember this when your doctor gives you a good lecture....TRUST ME
This product was made for one purpose. for the hair and and has nothing to do with makeup. Products like these are filled with chemicals and you have no idea what the percentage of the chemicals in this product that were used. It is not o'kay and using this over time may cause some serious skin damage and even loss of sight if used around the eye area. The skin around the eye is very thin." <group post
@bcso2006 I totally agree! As a makeup artist, i would NOT use biosilk around the eyes! Biosilk is good on " skin" and when they say " skin" they mean body- NOT face! I have a friend who MAKES makeup professionally and even she was shocked to see this ! You may not be affected the first time you use it around the eye, but prolonged usage can have a horrible outcome!
@ChainsawJulietx well i wasn't talking to you in the first place, I was agreeing with someone else, why don't you get on their case too or grow the hell up?
I purchased Sally's generic Value Products called Silk Treatment and according to the bottle (on the back) it has a side by side of bother The generic and Biosilk ingredients and they seem to be the same! What do you think?
Brilliant! This worked so well for me, was quick and easy too. I had tried creams and alchohol etc but this has worked best for sure. Even BE minerals etc come out great - better maybe that when they are loose. Thanks so much!!!
lol i was at harmon which is a local drugstore in my town and they had biosilk and i didnt buy it i should have and i tried the alochol it didnt work it came out clumpy
I am so excited by this! I was going to drive into the city this weekend to buy MacPro mixing medium from the Mac pro store, so I could press some mineral powders. But I already have Biosilk! Now I can press a palette tonight!
I tried this, and it was easy... but when I applied the new pressed eyeshadow, it immediately started to burn my skin. I am really glad I only did 2 to start with, since now they are going in the trash :(
i tried googling Hexyl Cinnamic Aldehyde which is an ingredient in biosilk and its an eye irritant.Apparently the only common ingredients between ez prez and biosilk are cyclomethicone and dimethicone. after seeing you review i tried the biosilk method and was really dissapointed to know that there was an eye irritant in it, so i stopped using it :(
I just wanted to point out to everyone there are other products you can use that are less expensive than biosilk that contain Dimethicone and Cyclomethicone. I looked at a couple of my hair polishers/serums and they normally contain both ingrediants.
Great video though, it gave me idea to check out the hair products I already have :-).
I used citre shine. It's $4 and smells amazing! Only question tho, I know that these hair serums don't actually "dry" so would the shadow turn out sort of 'greasy' at all, or crease because of it?
use a tiny bit at a time. i would suggest a few drops of alcohol as well. i tried using a thicker serum before and it presses well but i had trouble getting the shadow onto a brush.
I used the citre shine on one, and then again on another. The first one worked but then the second one was hard to get on the brush. I think it's either too thick or I didn't use enough the second time. I'm trying again...experimenting lol =/
For most minerals or fine-milled shadows the alcohol method won't work. It's taken me a few tries w/ a few eyeshadows to see what brands will work and which ones won't. :)
so did you mix your own pigments( the color) or did you buy those eyeshadows and press them? if u bought them somewhere, could u tell? i LOVE those colors :)
Brilliant! I like mineral makeup except puff of smoke I have to deal with every time I apply. I am going to try this! Thank you very much for the video.
yay i tried this with the generic version of biosilk from sally's nd it worked soooo well! i posted a vid response to show the colors nd swatches i pressed
great vid i pressed some minerals 2 w/. alcohol nd i had the same problem its crumbly! now i seen ur vid nd u use biosilk my question is r the ones i pressed useless or could i now mix them with biosilk nd use them?
wow, this is really cool. I would have never thought to use biosilk! I have the generic Sally's brand at home collecting dust and tons of messy True Color loose minerals. I'm going to give it a go!
hi, great idea! i love biosilk! i wanted to know if the eyeshadows turn out into a dry/powdery texture like regular eyeshadows or creamy like MAC paintpots or shadesticks(because of the biosilk)??
I am assuming these are just mineral pigments? I heard that MAC's work best with alcohol.
By the way you can use another square pan on top to press it. Is it true that biosilk smells funny though? I heard that smells like protein, and I am very fussy about smells because I am vegetarian.
Thanks so much Alyssa, that helps a lot! I was wondering if you cold describe the smell because I live in the UK and if I have to order this I won't be able to smell it prior to buying. I don't like biological smells like burnt hair or burnt silk or anything to do with meat, fish or chicken. Do you know the range Perricone? Their products really smell SO BAD so I wanted to know if this would be similar.
i can't really describe the scent. it's not floral, nor chemical, and it doesn't remind me of any kind of meat. if you send me a message with your addy, i can send you a sample in a small jar?
i haven't tried pressing any other powders yet. i will try pressing my mineral foundation as soon as i get the chance. have been really busy lately. i think i would use less biosilk and mix in some alcohol.
Dose it come out dry shadows or creamy?
Sae4511 5 months ago
"When You Pull All The Pigments To The Side, They Stay" *Pigments Fall To Other Side*
FuckTheMJHaters87 6 months ago
wow you're dumb
kissxkissxkrys 9 months ago
i love love love love love that new palette at the end lol
Ashleyrocks2150 10 months ago
i love biosilk :) great tip! now its great to use something you already have laying arround :D
Kizzyme 10 months ago
I actually like this idea alot...She obvousily has tried it for herself or she wouldnt be showing us how to do it.. I have a a couple of Questions for ya... Where do I find biosilk and Why havent you tried Glyserin? I heard that worked too but hey, Im just learning this is to why im searching how to do this because I have lots of broken shadows..
nkr1695 11 months ago
oh god. I am a makeup artist too, who makes my own makeup and I can assure you this is perfectly fine. Brand-Victims will say otherwise, but they have those in any industry. Look up the ingredients and you will see she is correct. Nothing here will harm you and it looks to work great.
prettylittlepistol 1 year ago 6
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why not buy pressing medium
ILoveNLT 1 year ago
where can u get biosilk?????
girliecurlz22 1 year ago
@girliecurlz22 You can get it at wal-mart where you find all the other hair care products. It is $16 there and i find wal-mart is the cheapest because ive seen them go from $20-$40 in salons, other stores, etc.
feribz 11 months ago
where did youget the thing you put the pressed pigments in?
hCox3loveaddie 1 year ago
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hi you can use essential oils.
hehthatsnice 1 year ago
hi you can use essential oils
hehthatsnice 1 year ago
"Biosilk is safe on the use of skin and contains the ingredients Dimethicone and Cyclomethicone, two usual ingredients listed in make up primers and skincare products"
That's why I make my own mixing medium of alcohol, monistat chafing cream and glycerine. It's similar to Coastal Scent's mixing medium ingredient list. Just a drop of the booty cream is needed.
12quillemall5321 1 year ago
you need a mixing medium as well. not just alcohol hunnie
Kennerknecht87 1 year ago
Eyeshadows are made with alcohol :l And when you use alcohol in pressing pigments they do that because the alcohol evaporates.
PerfectlyGORGEOUSx 1 year ago
can i use Matrix Biolage Shine renewal? I went to sallys and they said it was the generic version of Biosilk? Is that okay?
aTsBg21 1 year ago
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As someone who makes makeup, this is a nightmare..
Yes, it will press your eyeshadow, but biosilk is for your hair, and is NOT approved for use around your eyes.
The LAST thing you want to do is put that stuff near the sensitive skin around your eyes and damage it :(
PLEASE do NOT try this for eyeshadow...
I really hope nobody that saw this video is using it to press eyeshadow that they are selling :( VOTE THIS UP FOR EVERYONE TO SEE!!
alithereviewer 1 year ago 74
@alithereviewer actually you can use biosilk on skin it even says on the container
songhug 1 year ago
@songhug Yeah, I use my Biosilk on my skin too. I put it in my hair then rub the remainder on my hands and elbows. :)
erika925925 1 year ago
@alithereviewer You are ill-informed. Biosilk is mostly cyclomethicone and dimethicone, which are ingredients commonly used in high-end eye makeup. Coastal Scents also sells a pigment pressing solution which is made from the same ingredients. Next time know what you're talking about before you make useless posts that misinforms people.
pearlstar28 5 months ago 7
As someone who makes makeup, this is a nightmare..
Yes, it will press your eyeshadow, but biosilk is for your hair, and is NOT approved for use around your eyes.
The LAST thing you want to do is put that stuff near the sensitive skin around your eyes and damage it :(
PLEASE do NOT try this for eyeshadow...
I really hope nobody that saw this video is using it to press eyeshadow that they are selling :(
SarahSchizm 1 year ago
can you use chi silk infusion? please reply.
applelover021666 1 year ago
glycerin, it's good and cheap. 1 part glycerin to 3 parts alcohol, easy cheap works better non irritating.
coramonster 1 year ago
Maybe its the quality of your eyeshadows..
ayeshayh 1 year ago
what kind of biosilk is it?
1.Biosilk Silk Therapy
2.Biosilk Silk Therapy Shampoo
3.Biosilk Silk Therapy Cure
mizzishukaur 1 year ago
Good idea!
tivaevae 1 year ago
hi what do you think of the Sampler colored micas to start off with? this would be my first time trying it. I was thinking of doing the 30 colored one. I was wondering if yours came with those pigments jars as in your "how to press" video tutorial. Please let me know, id appreciate it very much! xoxo
barbieIovesmac 1 year ago
@barbieIovesmac I don't think you want to wear shampoo on your eyes...you definitely have to use the silk therapy.
bluefavorites 1 year ago
Can you also use different biosilk shampoo or you have to use silk therapy??
PlanetxLaurenx 1 year ago
i experimented using my daughter's Johnson's no more tangles spay. it ame ut pretty good. it was quite firm.
wadyano 1 year ago
You copied the Coastal Scents video all you did was use Biosilk instead.
shawndiorifyify 1 year ago
cual es ese producto del bote?
michukass 1 year ago
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zrfranklin 1 year ago
Too bad biosilk costs twice a much as fixing medium lol
lah3m4 1 year ago
@lah3m4 not per ounce
wadyano 1 year ago
dont u think it flakes cus u added a bit to much of alcohal ?
adoreSIGMA 2 years ago
I have used alcohol 3:1 to vegetable glycerin, can be found in ethnic hair sections and body. It is hypoallergenic and good for your skin. I have very sensitive eyes, and this works for me. holds together very well.
MissKatykaty 2 years ago
Im not going to agree nor disagree with what anyone is saying but I am going to say that, I have been using a small ammount of bio silk on my face after I clean it to help my dry skin for almost 4 years now, and my face is fine- but i dont use it on my eyes and im no doctor.
MotherOsten 2 years ago
You're a retard if you follow this video. Biosilk is not meant to be used on the FACE. You'll remember this when your doctor gives you a good lecture....TRUST ME
lovestacy04 2 years ago
you need to add a couple drops of glycerine to the alcohol and pigment mixture to make it stick together
candie866 2 years ago
I was talking about using this and... this is what some user said, which they make a valid point... I think I will just spend the 10.00... ugh
bcso2006 2 years ago
" Re: Pressing Mica's (biosilk hair therapy)
« Reply #23 on: May 09, 2009, 02:04:09 PM
This product was made for one purpose. for the hair and and has nothing to do with makeup. Products like these are filled with chemicals and you have no idea what the percentage of the chemicals in this product that were used. It is not o'kay and using this over time may cause some serious skin damage and even loss of sight if used around the eye area. The skin around the eye is very thin." <group post
bcso2006 2 years ago
@bcso2006 I totally agree! As a makeup artist, i would NOT use biosilk around the eyes! Biosilk is good on " skin" and when they say " skin" they mean body- NOT face! I have a friend who MAKES makeup professionally and even she was shocked to see this ! You may not be affected the first time you use it around the eye, but prolonged usage can have a horrible outcome!
DivaLatinaANNI 2 years ago
@DivaLatinaANNI Oh shut up. ._.
ChainsawJulietx 2 years ago
@ChainsawJulietx I don't see what you're vex about, I ACTUALLY went to school for this stuff so I know what I am talking about !
DivaLatinaANNI 2 years ago
@DivaLatinaANNI Yeah, but nobody gives a shit what you have to say.
ChainsawJulietx 2 years ago
@ChainsawJulietx well i wasn't talking to you in the first place, I was agreeing with someone else, why don't you get on their case too or grow the hell up?
DivaLatinaANNI 2 years ago
@DivaLatinaANNI Look, if she wants to use Biosilk, let her.
:l If she comes out with dry skin, does that harm you? No. No it doesn't.
ChainsawJulietx 2 years ago 2
the reason it wasnt holding is because u needed to add glycerin
IzZyD526 2 years ago 16
@IzZyD526 so you use glycerin and alcohol? is there a tutorial for that?
3000giggles 9 months ago
I drove to Sally's because I had a $5.00 off coupon only to find out they don't care biosilk!
Th3lite 2 years ago
I purchased Sally's generic Value Products called Silk Treatment and according to the bottle (on the back) it has a side by side of bother The generic and Biosilk ingredients and they seem to be the same! What do you think?
Th3lite 2 years ago
Wonderful idea! Iam so doing htis today! :)
ClassicBobby777 2 years ago
where do u get your empty palettes???
glitterstarzMel 2 years ago
Brilliant! This worked so well for me, was quick and easy too. I had tried creams and alchohol etc but this has worked best for sure. Even BE minerals etc come out great - better maybe that when they are loose. Thanks so much!!!
vkd1 2 years ago
wal-mart, sally's, almost anywhere that sells beuty supplies
beautifulmess72 2 years ago
lol i was at harmon which is a local drugstore in my town and they had biosilk and i didnt buy it i should have and i tried the alochol it didnt work it came out clumpy
sweetali90 2 years ago
I am so excited by this! I was going to drive into the city this weekend to buy MacPro mixing medium from the Mac pro store, so I could press some mineral powders. But I already have Biosilk! Now I can press a palette tonight!
TheLadyKumquat 2 years ago
This is awesome.Sadly I don't have pigments. :( But that Green and Blue color are AMAZING :D Those are my favorite colors! XD ahaha!
kdai2012 2 years ago
I pressed my minerals with hair serum but they won't dry... do you know why? or what I should do?
Nayerzz 2 years ago
were do you get the loose pigments!!!!!!!!!! im looking for them everywere
BabiDancer99 2 years ago
u can get barry m dazzle dusts they work jsut aswell
iCarlEva1 2 years ago
mac...loreal.
lmyy12 2 years ago
QUESTION: (if any one can answer=)
I had the same problem with one of my shadows that I pressed with alcohol...
can I break it up and press it with biosilk now or do i have to just throw it away.
Any ONE =(
THANKS
JuicyMelybee23 2 years ago
you should be able to repress it. if there is any irritation after pressing it with biosilk, discard it then.
ktforthewin 2 years ago
you can press it again with the biosilk if it doensn't work with biosilf just give it to someone or throw it away
totallycrazy11223344 2 years ago
i"ve heard that it makes it really oily? is that true
mliss8D 2 years ago
Thanks!!
lopezpisces25 2 years ago
Where can you find the Biosilk?
MGshorttoots 2 years ago
Hair salons, or Hair stores? I have a set :)
They work awesome! :D
Melsima 2 years ago
can i use this to press micas?
malkien12 2 years ago
yeah...
beautifulmess72 2 years ago
does this change the color?
if its a matt pigment will it make it shiney?
malkien12 2 years ago
ur pots r kinda loose
xgotyax 2 years ago
what colours did u use theyre gorgeoussssssssssssssssssssssss
nailluva 2 years ago
where can you get the bio silk?
xotinamakeup 2 years ago
you can get it at any drugstore such as cvs for 13 dollars or you can go to sallys beauty supply and buy the generic for 6-9 dollars
mufiin1 2 years ago
any beauty supply
misslizmurder 2 years ago
You can get it at the hairdressers`:)
And you can use the bio slik silk therapy to just about everything in the whole world. Its LOVELY!
PrincessLeecha 2 years ago
how do you make the loose pigment?
BabiDancer99 2 years ago
u kan use MAC , JANE , CS , EM and alot moore :)
or if u wanna make ur own u can crack a eyeshadow and blend together whit glitter og something :)
GiveMEmooreMakeup 2 years ago
what kind of pigment do you use?
yellowjeep89 2 years ago
biosilk has parabens in it!
designlover88 2 years ago
thats such a huge waste! use glycerin for 2 dollars at any drugstore! thats the ingredient thats making the pigment bond!
Curefortheend 2 years ago
wait can i mix glycerin with my loose mineral powder? its not going to damage my skin?
mangp 2 years ago
Glycerine is very good for your skin, it binds moisture=)
lillasprittusj 2 years ago
Do you mix the glycerin with anything before you press the pigments?
coily28 2 years ago
where can i buy biosilk?
Leevi102 2 years ago
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biosilk has parabens
designlover88 2 years ago
where do you get biosilk?
cutieciara444 2 years ago
I saw it at sweetbay once, but it was 12 bucks for one half the size of hers! Get glycerin, its alot cheaper and works just as well!
CaseyBbyRoxxxx 2 years ago
For a cheaper alternative for the Biosilk (that doesn't burn) you can use glycerin
Theredjammies789 2 years ago
do you need to mix it with water or what?
lizzistarlight 2 years ago
Nope, just alcohol, and there's also a generic brand you can buy at Sally's and the ingredients are identical to the Biosilk.
Theredjammies789 2 years ago
So you mixed the glycerin with alcohol?
coily28 2 years ago
1 part glycerin to 3 parts water
CaseyBbyRoxxxx 2 years ago
BioSilk BURNS?!
mangp 2 years ago
I dunno, someone said it did. And I've heard it from people before.
Theredjammies789 2 years ago
ohhhhh thanks
mangp 2 years ago
that's so cool !
where did you get the palette ??
nygurl99 2 years ago
Hmmm...my earlier reply never posted. For the person who asked, those pallets and pans/tins are from TKB Trading and fairly cheap.
lagracen 2 years ago
can you use this method for pressing the NYX loose pearl mania? please let me know.... thankss
krzygurll 2 years ago 3
yup
iheartkayden 2 years ago
I tried this, and it was easy... but when I applied the new pressed eyeshadow, it immediately started to burn my skin. I am really glad I only did 2 to start with, since now they are going in the trash :(
chickadeemua 2 years ago 3
to press it you can use the back of other of your square pan,if you dont want to use your hands anymore... i think i will work
talma930 2 years ago
where can i find biosilk?
talma930 2 years ago
u can find them almost everywhere.
jc penny
kroger
i believe ulta
n sometimes @ tj maxx
i recommend tj maxx.
that where i got it!!
i got it 4 20 bucks!!!
it was the biggest size!!
tj maxx sells things cheaper!!
qweaz987 2 years ago
thanks a lot!!!
talma930 2 years ago
why are u making it so hard? all u gotta do is google it and it wil tell u where u can find it at.
Obsessed247 2 years ago
this is interesting
MIZZwOAH 2 years ago
great idea..ps i love your nails!
kristac2b 2 years ago
i was thinking the same thing. so its great that u were experimenting. thanks for sharing
ViViAddicteD 2 years ago
hey kayden,
i tried googling Hexyl Cinnamic Aldehyde which is an ingredient in biosilk and its an eye irritant.Apparently the only common ingredients between ez prez and biosilk are cyclomethicone and dimethicone. after seeing you review i tried the biosilk method and was really dissapointed to know that there was an eye irritant in it, so i stopped using it :(
Rowanne81 3 years ago 2
thanks for the warning!
i've been using my pressed shadows for months and i seem to be okay but probably because i'm very careful not to let any flake into my eye.
iheartkayden 2 years ago
she sounds like pursebuzz,
Flash9590 3 years ago
where did you get the palette
YoungCosmetics 3 years ago
i it the biosilk glazing gel?
YoungCosmetics 3 years ago
biosilk is a hair serum.
iheartkayden 2 years ago
You've mixed the pigments up,but how do you press them?
Chafalota 3 years ago
i press them using my hands for the square pans. it's better to use a quarter to press a circular pan.
iheartkayden 2 years ago
can u use this 4 usual eyeshadows not mineral
makupluver 3 years ago
i don't know. i haven't tried.
iheartkayden 2 years ago
I just wanted to point out to everyone there are other products you can use that are less expensive than biosilk that contain Dimethicone and Cyclomethicone. I looked at a couple of my hair polishers/serums and they normally contain both ingrediants.
Great video though, it gave me idea to check out the hair products I already have :-).
excusememiss32 3 years ago
indeed.
i just have biosilk lying around because i don't use it.
definitely experiment but carefully look at the ingredients to determine if it's eye safe.
iheartkayden 3 years ago
I used citre shine. It's $4 and smells amazing! Only question tho, I know that these hair serums don't actually "dry" so would the shadow turn out sort of 'greasy' at all, or crease because of it?
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rocksterize 3 years ago
i pressed mine with fantasia hair polisher (i added/mixed in a little alcohol w/ it too).
my shadows dried fine and i doubt any creasing.
as with any application of eyeshadows, use a good base so it won't crease, if u end up having problems.
excusememiss32 3 years ago
use a tiny bit at a time. i would suggest a few drops of alcohol as well. i tried using a thicker serum before and it presses well but i had trouble getting the shadow onto a brush.
iheartkayden 3 years ago
I used the citre shine on one, and then again on another. The first one worked but then the second one was hard to get on the brush. I think it's either too thick or I didn't use enough the second time. I'm trying again...experimenting lol =/
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rocksterize 3 years ago
i think the thicker serums are harder to get on a brush after pressing. i've noticed it's much nicer when i use the thinner ones.
iheartkayden 2 years ago
u can also use perfume. trust me. i ve tried nd it work!!!
onlyone4him 3 years ago
yeah because perfume has alcohol in it
alinalove777 3 years ago
For most minerals or fine-milled shadows the alcohol method won't work. It's taken me a few tries w/ a few eyeshadows to see what brands will work and which ones won't. :)
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rocksterize 3 years ago
so did you mix your own pigments( the color) or did you buy those eyeshadows and press them? if u bought them somewhere, could u tell? i LOVE those colors :)
iLuvPink1xoxo 3 years ago
I was wondering if you could mix the Biosilk with water or alcohol?
squishymellow 3 years ago
alcohol is soluble in biosilk but i don't think you can mix water with it.
iheartkayden 3 years ago
where would one get these tins that you have to press into?
Rhi1592 3 years ago
will the biosilk sting your eyes? i work at a drugstore, and i read the precautions... n it says to keep away from eyes?
ChubbyChubbyMai 3 years ago
i believe it should stay out of your eyes. eyelids should be okay.
iheartkayden 3 years ago
the best would be to find smthg that contains the ingredients you've mentionned and is safe for the eyes but what?
hanounours 3 years ago
HI I m in France and I don't really know what is your biosilk, is it cheap?
I m looking for something to press my pigments because I don't want to use alcohol, I am very sensitive. Any ideas? thanks
hanounours 3 years ago
biosilk is just a serum to calm down frizzy hair or to smooth it down.
try purchasing a serum with the ingredients i listed.
iheartkayden 3 years ago
those are all macs too?
angelbby0592 3 years ago
nope. they are pigments i made.
iheartkayden 3 years ago
wont it make the eyes feel greasy.because that some greasy hair stuff its like really thick.
angelbby0592 3 years ago
not at all. a lot of pressed eyeshadows have these ingredients listed in them.
iheartkayden 3 years ago
o ok then thanks will def try this
angelbby0592 3 years ago
Brilliant! I like mineral makeup except puff of smoke I have to deal with every time I apply. I am going to try this! Thank you very much for the video.
petitetoolbox 3 years ago
whwre ca u get those kind of pans
xxxsoccerloverxxx 3 years ago
awesome! do you think CHI Silk Infusion would work as good?
bangonthedoor 3 years ago
not sure. i just know the main ingredients in silk therapy worked well. try checking the label and compare the ingredients with EZpress.
iheartkayden 3 years ago
I checked, both CHI & Biosilk contain Cyclomethicone & Dimethicone and that's what you mentioned are the same like EZ Press, is that right?
thanks in advance!
bangonthedoor 3 years ago
hey thanks for this.. Im in Scotland in the Uk and have lots of Mac pigments I am going to try this with... your tutorial is great!!!!
poppymoone 3 years ago
mac pigments are actually great with only alcohol.
iheartkayden 3 years ago
yay i tried this with the generic version of biosilk from sally's nd it worked soooo well! i posted a vid response to show the colors nd swatches i pressed
datgirl25 3 years ago
Were the eyeshadows, or pigments you presses, from any certain brand or company?
I really want to try this!
bangitslauren 3 years ago
great vid!! thx! can i do this for mineral foundation too though?
chealish 3 years ago
great vid i pressed some minerals 2 w/. alcohol nd i had the same problem its crumbly! now i seen ur vid nd u use biosilk my question is r the ones i pressed useless or could i now mix them with biosilk nd use them?
datgirl25 3 years ago
crush the ones with alcohol and repress. it'll work just fine.
iheartkayden 3 years ago
great idea!!! i always hated the idea of putting even the littlest bit of rubbing alcohol on my eyelids. this sounds and looks much better!
kaylerina 3 years ago
wow, this is really cool. I would have never thought to use biosilk! I have the generic Sally's brand at home collecting dust and tons of messy True Color loose minerals. I'm going to give it a go!
y0uhoo 3 years ago
This is a really cool tip :]
Thanks so much! <3
i was looking into the coastal scents one too. Now i think i'll try to find this product!
makeupluver213 3 years ago
this worked with nyx pearls! omgosh im hooked!
beloitrose 3 years ago
what brand of mineral shadow did you or have you pressed?
jquach0707 3 years ago
i pressed the ones i made which are purely mica and a bit or titanium dioxide. i've also pressed nyx pearls.
iheartkayden 3 years ago
hi, great idea! i love biosilk! i wanted to know if the eyeshadows turn out into a dry/powdery texture like regular eyeshadows or creamy like MAC paintpots or shadesticks(because of the biosilk)??
cjoy721 3 years ago
dry, powdery texture but more silkier than before. it really brings out the color more than using the plain mineral shadows.
iheartkayden 3 years ago
WOW, very helpful video! Thanks a lot!
I am assuming these are just mineral pigments? I heard that MAC's work best with alcohol.
By the way you can use another square pan on top to press it. Is it true that biosilk smells funny though? I heard that smells like protein, and I am very fussy about smells because I am vegetarian.
Thanks so much!
SandraLondon63 3 years ago
yes, the mac pigments work very well with alcohol since they already have silicone like binding ingredients in them.
the biosilk does have a scent, although i associate it with pleasant smells. however, everyone is different.
iheartkayden 3 years ago
Thanks so much Alyssa, that helps a lot! I was wondering if you cold describe the smell because I live in the UK and if I have to order this I won't be able to smell it prior to buying. I don't like biological smells like burnt hair or burnt silk or anything to do with meat, fish or chicken. Do you know the range Perricone? Their products really smell SO BAD so I wanted to know if this would be similar.
SandraLondon63 3 years ago
i can't really describe the scent. it's not floral, nor chemical, and it doesn't remind me of any kind of meat. if you send me a message with your addy, i can send you a sample in a small jar?
iheartkayden 3 years ago
the eyeshadow that you pressed in this video is mineral makeup right?
jquach0707 3 years ago
yes.
iheartkayden 3 years ago
i haven't tried pressing any other powders yet. i will try pressing my mineral foundation as soon as i get the chance. have been really busy lately. i think i would use less biosilk and mix in some alcohol.
iheartkayden 3 years ago