I watched several videos and finally came up with a combination of a few to make my own process.
First I set myself up in front of the TV and laid out some paper towel, flat iron, mac eye shadow pots, 15 shadow MAC pallet, waxed paper, and a bead craft set.
From this kit I used the small bead rimmer on the left and the pink and orange plyers in the middle.
First I used the bead rimmer to pop out the inner pot/pan out of the main pot by jamming it into the corner until it popped out.
I set my flat iron to the lowest setting, probably takes a bit longer but I was too scared to burn anything. I torn up some square pieces of waxed paper and placed them on the flat iron. Then I put the inner pot on top of that. It only took about 1-2 mins to get the bottom of the pot soft enough to poke out with the bobby pin.
I let the heated ones to cool and followed this process 14 times more, adding small round magnets from a local craft store under the pan.
Once I had melted the plastic inner pot from the pan, I did the same for all of the empty large pots to peel the lables off with small plyers and applied the label to the bottom of the magnet.
At first, I tried the method of just cutting the inner pot and using alcohal to deperate the glue at the bottom. I found that it really ruined the plastic of the pots and using the flat iron for heat was just easier. Some also used a candle but that just didn't work for me either.
In this pattern 1 4 7 10 13
2 5 8 11 14
3 6 9 12 15
1 - Orb2 - Naked Lunch
3 - I pressed a pigment into a pan, saved for another blog post :)
4 - Sleepy
5 - Da Bling
6 - Full Flame
7 - Paradisco
8 - Sushi Flower
9 - Cream de Violet
10 - Juxt
11 - Hipnotique
12 - Aquadisiac
13 - from Faces (Do they even exist anymore???)
14 - Embark
15 - Plumage
Surprisngly, I had more than 15 eye shadows, and had enough plasitc to get 2 free eye shadows. It got so addicting that I ended up buying another 15 eye shadow pallet AND a 6 blush pallete.
These aren't full yet so more pics to come!
C
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