would After the preview this morning, I will not any longer in suspense, and therefore without much ado to get the tutorial "As I pressed pigments?" .
preliminary, it is only important to say that my version is one of many and of course it will work differently. I get to the next pressing operation, however, cope well and can therefore recommend it ;-) Especially since he's nice cheap and simple.
I also have extra one in the example made "difficult" pigment that at first glance does not mix well. The end result speaks for itself.
The need her
First of all, you need a course or more pigments which you want to squeeze you. In my example case, "Patagonia Purple" is from TKB Trading.
Then you need to press liquid. I am here for the 2 phases of Balea make-up remover that is very oily , and the jojoba oil from Behawe. Both are in the purchase very cheap and efficient.
to press really get the whole thing, it also requires a 2 €-piece, a 26mm pan, a piece of kitchen paper and as an old organza bag. This is for one for the character and the other, it prevents the paper towel will stick to the pigment. Organza otherwise you will get in every general store like Nanu-Nana.
to mix and spread a jar, spatula and glass rod are helping rich. Alternatively, you can also simply a saucer, use a brush from the back and a Plastikeisstiel. Ok is appropriate, but should be disinfected if necessary, again with alcohol.
Here's how:
Step 1: First you fill the pigment in your tank. The right amount determined it using the next two steps. After 1, 2 attempts, you will probably already have one eye on how much pigment is needed per pan. Will you weigh it, there are per full pans about 3g of pigment. 1.5 g rich but also for a good result.
Step 2: Now you add the jojoba oil drips and the shaken AMU remover. Of jojoba oil 10-15 drops are usually sufficient - These give it a better adhesion and add intense color results. Incidentally, it is almost better than all too wet to make it dry. Because the humidity is always gets out somehow, which is only subsequently to add difficulty.
Step 3: Then she stirred the crowd. Here you will see how to shrink the pigment and can possibly nachnehmen again.
Step 4: give The final mass you now into your pan, remove them and smooth with the spatula. In this example, pigment, it looks very uneven, which is due to the rather grainy consistency. However, it is not a problem.
Step 5: Now comes the whole can best respond to the heating and there to dry for 30-60 minutes. Upon occasion, how much oil you used it.
Step 6: After the dry sets the stage her first organza on the pigment and extracts necessary, check with a kitchen towel excess oil.
Step 7: sets over the organza you now a kitchen towel and pressed the 2 € piece with the cloth and fabric in your pans. Here is a solid surface is a must - just like a uniform pressure. It works best if you take both thumbs and it imprints parallel. Otherwise, you can also hand the ball to a circle the 2 €-piece roll.
Step 8: The bottom line is the pressing process to complete. The whole let you now about the night dry and the next morning is the finished eye shadows fully operational.
Buying Tips:
1) Magnetic empty pallets you can conveniently order from Cosmetics Cosmo . The empty pallet 12 that you see here costs, 9.99 € and is the pans from the store (12 pieces for 3.99 €) magnetic, so it requires no additional band.
2) Should you anyway in order TKB Trading pigments, but also because you can take the pans, the tin, and thus are magnetic, too. This cost $ 4 25 pieces (~ 3 €), but only worth it if you buy more.
3) If you plan to order from Coastal Scents , can you also here also order one of the empty pallets. The 12 gets it for $ 7.95 (~ € 5.80)
4) Many tools and pigments also you get quite cheap in the natural cosmetics shop Behawe . Moreover, pure jojoba oil in there good, inexpensive quantities available.
Swatch Test:
We have pressed yesterday a total of 32 eye shadows, which was a lot of work and waste. But also with the wonderful results that I want you not technically denied swatch ;-) If you wonder that there are no 32: Of course we have some duplicated so that each of us has a:
Winter Rose, Coral Reef, Aztec Gold,
Emerald Green, Antique Copper, Midnight Blue
Soft Violet Soft Violet + Bronze, Patagonia Purple Green
Cyprus, Cyprus Green + Aztec Gold, Swiss Chocolate
Stormy, Midnight Green, Chameleon Fine,
Moonstone, Amethyst Black, Deep Blue
are in the following week AMU each day with a combination of eye shadows :-) Then you also see the same quality on the eye.
Finally, the important questions: Does the War helpful for you? Am I in the future Best Buy Sites leave? Swatches unnecessary? Or anything like that correct?
And if you color requests for my AMU week have, then just say know! I then fit the wishes of happy :-)
Greetings
Jadeblüte
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