How to Put Makeup in a Vintage Compact // Makeup Depotting
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- As a deep lover of vintage cosmetics compacts, I thought I'd share how to depot modern makeup to utilize these vintage treasures. It's a very simple tutorial and I hope it comes in handy!
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It would be really cute if companies started that again
I totally agree!
That was helpful! I just found a Limouge compact and I'm excited to use it!
I do half powder some bronzer and bush I've also done higher you can get so creative
I almost never wear makeup, but I kinda really want to now just so I can use my compacts 😂
Greta video! I'm a fan
That rose dress is heart-stoppingly gorgeous, as are you. What was the Japanese rose-scented powder?
It's called the Club Cosmetics Suppin powder. U can find it on Amazon. Hope this helps 😊
Great tutorial, tried it and it really works :)
Oh I'm so glad it worked for you! Hope you enjoy your new vintage compact!
Hello, I really loved your video but, I have a question: Doesn't the alcohol ruin the metal compact case? I have a vintage, that I really want to use but, I'm so afraid to damage it, that the alcohol can damage the transparent enamel. What's your experience about this? 💅🏼
If you can just buy a max factor creme puff refill.
Yes, I have the same question. I think the alcohol can damage many metals, at the very least the enamel. Instead, I would just clean it with a damp cloth and a mild soap like liquid Ivory. But then I'd wonder if it's adequately disinfected.... I guess we should ask one of the expert companies that sell collectible compacts.
The rubbing alcohol shouldn’t damage anything. In fact, a lot of body shops use rubbing alcohol on the clearcoat of the paint of a car, which is extremely delicate, to remove any contamination before applying another coat of clearcoat to the car
Have you tried this with eyeshadows or blush? Very grateful for this video.
I have tried it with both and the method worked just fine. Make sure you really compact the powder and let it fully dry!
Thank you for this video I have a lot of compacts I didn't know how tou fill
On Amazon there's a kit called fix it u can make broken makeup look new.
I really wish Reuseable compacts were more availabe and less costly. I've been looking everywhere with no success for a decent sized clear compact for my powder foundation. I wanted to repot everything into a stackable set that would take up less space in my bathroom. I've come to the conclusion that i'll just have to buy and save containers from Revlon. All i need to do is figure out how to get the logo off without scratching it up to high heaven . thank you for the great tutorial
that was such a cute video at the end thankyou
What's the name of the powder you used? sounds lovely!
This is exactly the video I was looking for!!
Very much enjoyed watching your video. Fantastic tips and such a beautiful compact.
Thank you so much sweetheart!
There used to be (it still might be there but I don't remember the name and don't live there anymore) this shop in Chicago that would custom make powder makeup products in front of you just like that! It was fun to watch. They put it in their own ugly cardboard compacts from what I remember though, lol.
Hi Lovely! I am have a gold vintage compact but it has the original powder in it still..which I feel like is a big no-no would you suggest taking it out and replacing the powder? Thank you xoxo
Hi darling! Sorry for the late response, TH-cam was not loading any comments!
I would definitely remove the old makeup if you plan on using the compact. Makeup does expire and over time, bacteria can grow on it which may cause skin irritation, breakouts and infection.
Remove the makeup and then sterilize the pan (use rubbing alcohol such as Isocol or 100% alcohol like the one I use in the video).
Hope this helps! Let me know how you go and message me if you need more help
Totally going to try this one out! :)
Let me know how you go darling! Here to help!
Where should I look for a compact of my own? Also, what lipstick are you using? Both are too beautiful...
Hi darling! I'd recommend Etsy if you are comfortable shopping online but lots of vintage and antique stores have them. Depending on what your Op shops are like, you can sometimes find nice ones there. It might take a while to hunt down a nice one depending on what you like.
In this video I think I was wearing Kat Von D's Everlasting lipstick in Outlaw.
You can buy tons of beautiful powder compacts of ‘yesteryears’ on EBay of all eras! I collected over 200 pieces in one year !!!😀
It worked!!! Thank you SO MUCH :3
Quarantine hobby love it
I'm glad!
I want to try this but I’m worried about the presence of lead or harmful chemicals in the compacts since vintage items have a higher chance of being made of these materials
Ah yes very good point. It's always best to find out as much as you can about the compact in question; most will have a logo or a brand printed on it somewhere which will give you a guess as to how old it is. I'm pretty sure I'm safe with this one
lovely video! What breed is your cat? S/He looks super fluffy!
Thank you! Brian is a tortoise shell. We don't know much about her background as she was abandoned on my grandfathers business so we took her in a little while later (we didn't realise she belonged to nobody) but she's so well loved and looked after. She's trying to sleep on my keyboard as I type this
Weird that women in the past were better about the environment that ladies today, we are now a throw away society. I live vintage purses and compacts !
The world really changed once plastics became popular. I find by having these vintage items I'm now more mindful of waste and try my best to refuse products.
I know...I learned to my surprise they even had refillable elegant metal lipstick cases. Makes so much more sense than constantly throwing away plastic ones or even recycling cardboard ones.
Can you powder bottoms with the powder?
Are you ok dude?
So cool love your video iam new hi
Very good you beautiful
Thank you dear
very helpful video, just successfully did one! thanks!
Oh I'm so glad to hear it! Thank you for watching
Could you do this with a loose power?