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#334452 08/17/07 05:31 AM
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i have some powdered bronzer and it has un-solidified ,for lack of a word, and now is loose powder! shocked does anyone have ANY tips or tricks to reform powder when its done this? i know i've heard of something, i just can't figure out where frown is there anything i can do besides turn it into a small container and use it that way laugh thanks


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yup it can be fixed! add a few drops of rubbing alocohol to make it into a paste, smooth it out with a knife or the back of a spoon and let it dry before using. Voila your broken powder is fixed.


Or you can just blend it really fine & use it as a loose powder.

This works great on any broken powder such as blushes or eyeshadow and even though rubbing alcohol smells as it evaporates it doesn't leave that odour.

Good luck!




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