I have a mix of eyeshadows in different types of packaging - made of cardboard, hard plastic, and even one with foam bed. Liz did a de-potting post here on PV eons ago, but since I’m not using MAC shadows, my process of de-potting is different. Obviously, this is not very efficient, especially if I need to take my makeup on the go! I don’t want to shell out money for colors that I already own, so I figured: why not just make my own DIY palette? What I’ve found is that I don’t have any one palette that has all the colors I need, so I end up having to grab at least three to have a transition shade, a contour shade, and a “popping” shade. I’m very much still in the process of learning how to properly apply eyeshadow, but part of that process has also been figuring out which colors I need to create basic looks. It has given me the chance to finally play with the few palettes I have in my collection, and it’s been so much fun combining colors and doing different looks. Can anyone recommend a 3 part blog template. Not bad eh At least you're recycling ERGH So the the preview of my blog looks nothing like I published. I used to be obsessive about creating a perfect face base but my eyeshadow envy has finally gotten the better of me, which I think is a good change. The good thing about depotting, if you bring in 6 empty containers to a MAC counter, you get a free MAC lipstick If you bring it to a MAC store, you can get a lipstick, lipgloss, or eyeshadow.

Max Factor & Company was owned by several generations of the family.

These days, I’ve ditched wearing foundations in favor being able to do some eye makeup. Max Factor is a line of cosmetics from Coty, Inc.

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