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Indya S.

Jun 30, 2011

Indya S.

ok fast question HOW DO U DO THIS. ive tryed and it did not happened lol

Yasmin K.

Jun 30, 2011

Yasmin K.

There are lots of videos on YouTube but suffice it to say you need a pressing medium and you can't make it too wet or it becomes a mess.

What have you done that's not working?

Stormy S.

Jun 30, 2011

Stormy S.

I only know one way of doing this.. I hope this makes sense because I'm explaining it and not showing you in person, but here is the best way I can describe it...

First, take the pigment of your choice and mix it with rubbing alcohol. However, add the rubbing alcohol to it, I wouldn't add it to the alcohol.
Make it like a paste consistency.. don't make it too watery or it will take a long time to dry. So put it in to your metal dish and set aside to dry for like an hour or so... or until it feels like a powdery/shadow consistency.

I just typed you through step by step, but like Yasmin said, someone should have a video on Youtube about it.

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