Broken mirror on palette?

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Cinthya A.

Nov 11, 2014

Cinthya A.

I would just remove the test of the glass. I would still keep that palette, that's if the eyeshadows didn't break.

Cinthya A.

Nov 11, 2014

Cinthya A.

Or you could always depot the eyeshadows and throw the actual palette out.

Gisell G.

Nov 11, 2014

Gisell G.

I would use a brush to& sweep off all the shadows to make sure that there is not glass in them

Grace K.

Nov 11, 2014

Grace K.

I broke the mirror in one of my makeup forever palettes and I just like took out all the shards lol really carefully :) now I just use the palette without the mirror

Lara C.

Nov 11, 2014

Lara C.

I would take the rest of the mirror out and with a tissue or brush slightly remove the top layer of each eyeshadow.

Jenna M.

Nov 12, 2014

Jenna M.

I would get a hair dryer and lightly blow on a low setting the palette. Angle the pallete downward into a sink and point the air flow in the downward direction

Alicia C.

Nov 12, 2014

Alicia C.

That's horrible! Personally, I would suggest depoting the shadows and placing them into a separate container (like a Z Palette). I would also follow what Gisell said ^

Emily W.

Nov 13, 2014

Emily W.

Even if you can't see them, there could be microshards of glass in the shadows. I wouldn't risk it. If it is a palette you don't use very often, cut your losses and use this as an excuse to buy a new one that you'd like better. No sense risking injuring your eyes.

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