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Home›How To›5 Ways to Depot MAC Eyeshadow

5 Ways to Depot MAC Eyeshadow

By Matthew Lynch
October 25, 2023
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Introduction:

Depotting MAC eyeshadows is an excellent way to save space, customize your makeup palettes, and keep your favorite colors organized. It’s also an eco-friendly activity that allows you to reuse containers. In this article, we’ll explore five different methods for depotting MAC eyeshadows that are both easy and effective.

1. The Flat Iron Method:

One popular way to depot MAC eyeshadows is by using a flat iron. Start by plugging in the flat iron and adjusting it to a medium heat setting.

– Place a piece of wax paper or parchment paper on top of the hot plates to protect your eyeshadow from direct heat.

– Carefully place the eyeshadow pot onto the wax paper.

– Allow the eyeshadow pot to warm up for a few minutes.

– Once the glue under the metal pan has melted, gently use a thin tool like tweezers or a toothpick to lift the eyeshadow pan out of its container.

2. The Hairdryer Method:

Another option is using a hairdryer to soften the glue under the metal pan.

– Turn your hairdryer onto medium heat and direct it towards the bottom of your eyeshadow pot.

– After about 3-5 minutes, when you notice that the glue has softened, use a thin tool like tweezers or a toothpick to carefully remove the metal pan from its plastic casing.

3. The Candle Method:

If you prefer using a candle, follow these steps:

– Light a candle and hold the back of your eyeshadow pot over the flame (approximately 1 inch away) in order to heat up the glue holding it together.

– Make sure not to get too close or stay in one spot too long, as this can cause damage to your makeup.

– Use a thin tool, such as tweezers or a toothpick, to carefully lift the eyeshadow pan out of its casing once the glue has softened.

4. The Oven Method:

Depotting using an oven involves a few more steps, but it’s another efficient option.

– Preheat your oven to 300°F (150°C).

– Place your MAC eyeshadow pots on a foil-lined baking sheet or a glass baking dish.

– Bake the eyeshadows for 5-7 minutes, checking them frequently to make sure they don’t overheat.

– Once the adhesive holding the metal pan in place has melted, use a heat-resistant tool like an oven mitt or a towel to remove the eyeshadow pots from the oven.

– Carefully detach each pan from its plastic container using tweezers, a toothpick or a similar thin tool.

5. The Alcohol and Floss Method:

Finally, consider the alcohol and floss depotting method as it doesn’t involve heat.

– Start by pouring some rubbing alcohol into a small container, enough to cover the bottom surface.

– Lay your eyeshadow pot facedown in the alcohol, letting it sit for 5-10 minutes.

– After soaking, remove the eyeshadow pot and slide dental floss along its edges to separate the metal pan from the plastic casing slowly.

Conclusion:

Depotting MAC eyeshadows helps you keep your makeup collection organized and customizable. With these five methods at hand, you’ll be able to depot your MAC eyeshadows effortlessly, without causing damage to these precious makeup items. Take care of them while handling hot tools or using flammable elements during depotting. Happy customizing!

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