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Home›How To›Simple Ways to Fix Broken Blush: 9 Steps

Simple Ways to Fix Broken Blush: 9 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
December 10, 2023
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Introduction:

Broken blush can be a major inconvenience, especially if it’s your favorite shade. But don’t worry! There are simple ways to repair your beloved product, so you can continue to use it without any issues. In this article, we will outline nine steps to fix a broken blush.

Step 1: Gather your materials

Before starting the repair process, gather the following materials:

– Rubbing alcohol (70% isopropyl alcohol works best)

– A small bowl or container

– A spoon or spatula

– A paper towel or tissue

– Clean and empty compact (optional)

Step 2: Crush the broken blush

Take the broken blush pieces and crush them into a fine powder using a spoon or spatula. The finer the powder, the smoother the repaired product will be.

Step 3: Combine with rubbing alcohol

Pour rubbing alcohol into a small container and slowly add it to the crushed blush. Stir the mixture gently until it becomes a thick paste.

Step 4: Fill the compact

Scoop up the paste using your spoon or spatula, and fill your original compact or an empty one with the mixture. Gently press down on the paste to ensure a smooth surface.

Step 5: Smooth out the surface

Use your spoon or spatula to smooth out the surface of your blush paste. The goal is to make it as even as possible for better application.

Step 6: Absorb excess alcohol

Lay a paper towel or tissue over your compact’s surface and press down gently to absorb any excess rubbing alcohol. This helps in speeding up the drying process.

Step 7: Allow to dry

Leave your repaired blush uncovered and allow it to dry for at least 24 hours. Depending on humidity levels, it might take more time for it to dry completely.

Step 8: Test the product

After your blush has dried, test it out to ensure it applies smoothly and evenly. If the texture is too rough or uneven, you may need to repeat the process with more alcohol.

Step 9: Enjoy your repaired blush

Once you’re happy with the results, enjoy using your repaired blush and know that you’ve successfully saved your favorite shade from going to waste!

Conclusion:

Fixing broken blush can be a simple process if you follow these nine easy steps. So, don’t toss out your favorite shades if they suffer a fall. Take the opportunity to restore them to their former glory and continue enjoying your perfect makeup look.

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