If you've got any Inglot Duralinne you can use them to rehydrate your Super Shock Shadows. :) I've done it to mine a few times. It's perfect for a couple of months after.
If you like Annabelle liners and green you need to put the Annabelle smooth liner in jade on your list its stunning. UD mildew is a olive grungy green that I also love. And I will be picking up maybe baby as I have been looking for that type of green for a long time. You shed all the dead weight in your stash I bet that felt amazing :)
That no7 eyeshadow that you like as a blush can be used as both, like a monochromatic look. On the eyes and cheeks. I also love to use some of my single eyeshadows like that. When I am in a hurry or just want a nice fast look.
this is my perfect declutter, no loud music in the background, soothing voice, actual opinions :DDD is this bin where these items are usually stored in your collection, or did you go through drawers etc and pick out the older/almost finished items?
Awe I'm so happy that you enjoyed it, thank you so much!! No this bin isn't usually how I store my items, I just grabbed all of my eye products from my drawers :) I feel like getting them together in this kind of way works better for me than sifting through them in the way they are normally stored. They feel so much less precious like this which is important for me when I'm in a decluttering mood!
I haven't tried depotting that specific brand, but with thicker plastic packaging, I find you normally have to melt the back with something like a lighter and push through the melted plastic with a metal spatula or something similar to pop the pan up. The glue usually melts with the plastic.
That's probably what I'll have to do if I decide to depot it. I remember doing that many years ago with a mac single and it was not the most elegant process lol but I think I was very impatient lol
@@RebeccaMorgan Oh it's not elegant no matter what, fingers get burned, need ventilation for the burned plastic smell... why aren't all pans removable already!?
Not so easy but with hair straightener😅 you should put a baking paper on the hot hair straightener and than put the mono on it and it will heat and melt the plastic so you can pop it out:) this is the way (how i did it) ;)
If you've got any Inglot Duralinne you can use them to rehydrate your Super Shock Shadows. :) I've done it to mine a few times. It's perfect for a couple of months after.
Yes it worked for me too! Don't get rid of that beautiful Super Shock shadow!
I have revived many of my super shocks over the years with a little bit of oil!
@@RebeccaMorgan what kind of oil!?? I don’t want to splurge on the Inglot...
Move the number 7 shadow to blush if that's how you like using it the most.
This was so relaxing to watch
That no7 shadow looks like a great blush! I definitely say move it with the other complexion products!
I think it's better suited to that category for sure!! Consider it done haha
If you like Annabelle liners and green you need to put the Annabelle smooth liner in jade on your list its stunning. UD mildew is a olive grungy green that I also love. And I will be picking up maybe baby as I have been looking for that type of green for a long time. You shed all the dead weight in your stash I bet that felt amazing :)
Ohhh I have not ever tried that formula by Annabelle! Both of those sound like they would be right up my alley 😍
Those nyx liners are SO good. I have several colors and they're all amazing with really good staying power!
Ahhhh what colours do you love?!
That no7 eyeshadow that you like as a blush can be used as both, like a monochromatic look. On the eyes and cheeks. I also love to use some of my single eyeshadows like that. When I am in a hurry or just want a nice fast look.
Definitely!! I love me a monochromatic moment and multi-purposing products!
I don't know about you but I always forget about cream eyeshadows
Ugh me too 😅
YUP!!!
this is my perfect declutter, no loud music in the background, soothing voice, actual opinions :DDD is this bin where these items are usually stored in your collection, or did you go through drawers etc and pick out the older/almost finished items?
Awe I'm so happy that you enjoyed it, thank you so much!! No this bin isn't usually how I store my items, I just grabbed all of my eye products from my drawers :) I feel like getting them together in this kind of way works better for me than sifting through them in the way they are normally stored. They feel so much less precious like this which is important for me when I'm in a decluttering mood!
So relaxing!!! I need to go through my collection
I haven't tried depotting that specific brand, but with thicker plastic packaging, I find you normally have to melt the back with something like a lighter and push through the melted plastic with a metal spatula or something similar to pop the pan up. The glue usually melts with the plastic.
That's probably what I'll have to do if I decide to depot it. I remember doing that many years ago with a mac single and it was not the most elegant process lol but I think I was very impatient lol
@@RebeccaMorgan Oh it's not elegant no matter what, fingers get burned, need ventilation for the burned plastic smell... why aren't all pans removable already!?
I also have CP birthday cake. I've barely used it. I definitely need to pull it out!
It's SO pretty!! 🤩 definitely recommend you reaching into it!!
The elf mint cream base was a letdown. It’s pigmented but the budge proof is a HUGE LIE. I literally had to refill huge holes in my makeup!
Awe that is so disappointing! I've never tried it but honestly cream shadow stick style products are just not my thing!
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Not so easy but with hair straightener😅 you should put a baking paper on the hot hair straightener and than put the mono on it and it will heat and melt the plastic so you can pop it out:) this is the way (how i did it) ;)
Yesss I have heard of this way before!! Hmm it makes me kinda nervous LOL
@@RebeccaMorgan i was too:D so i can understand :) but actually its a really easy method:)