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QuestionI used nail polish remover instead of rubbing alcohol. Is there a way to get it out or resaturate it?Ashlyn WinnCommunity AnswerNo. Nail polish remover has acetone in it, so you have just ruined your compact.
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QuestionCan I use nail polish remover?Community AnswerBecause this is meant to be used on the face, nail polish remover is not recommended as it could be very damaging to the delicate facial skin.
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QuestionWhere can I purchase rubbing alcohol?VidalGraceyCommunity AnswerYou can find it at a grocery store or drug store.
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QuestionCan I use a methylated spirit instead of rubbing alcohol?Community AnswerNo.
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QuestionCan I use other liquid instead of alcohol?Community AnswerSome liquids may not work, stick to rubbing alcohol or steam.
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QuestionWhen I used isopropyl alcohol and let the blush dry overnight, it formed cracks. The bronzer broke again when I shook it. How do I prevent cracks?Community AnswerWhen repairing your blush, make sure you used enough isopropyl alcohol, and really try to pack it together. Try putting a thin piece of fabric over a coin and pressing down on the saturated product.
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QuestionCan I use whiskey to fix my blush?Community AnswerNo, you shouldn't use drinking alcohol. Use rubbing alcohol or use one of the other methods.
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QuestionWhat should I do if my powder is too loose after drying it?Community AnswerPour just enough rubbing alcohol into your compact to make it squishy again. Then, just squish it all together, let it dry, and use as needed.
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QuestionDoes it matter if rubbing alcohol has a color?Community AnswerUnless it was colored and sold that way on purpose (which is normally isn't), yes. Rubbing alcohol is normally clear, and if it has changed color, it may be off.
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QuestionWhat liquids can I use other than rubbing alcohol?Community AnswerAnything that will evaporate quickly and won't break you out should work fine.
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QuestionWhat can I use instead of rubbing alcohol?Community AnswerMakeup remover might work.
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QuestionCan I use Cholesterinum, which is 99 percent alcohol?Community AnswerYes because the higher the alcohol percentage is, the tighter it will stay together.
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QuestionI used rubbing alcohol, but instead it formed lumps and didn't freeze properly. Why?TheRealCardiBCommunity AnswerAfter using the rubbing alcohol, make sure to press it down with a spoon before freezing it, otherwise, it will be lumpy and misshapen.
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QuestionHow can I turn my ruined compact into a brow gel?Sarah.JohnsonCommunity AnswerYou can add a little bit of water or clear brow gel. There is one from Elf that works well.
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QuestionDoes hand sanitizer work?Community AnswerYes, but if you add too much, you could make the powder sloppy and not useable.
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QuestionCan I use makeup remover instesad of rubbing alchohol?Community AnswerNo, as it does not include alcohol.
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QuestionCan I use acetone or vodka?Community AnswerYou shouldn't; you will be applying it to your face and it will cause damage to your skin.
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QuestionIm 13. Am I still able to buy rubbing alcohol or do I have to be 18 to buy any alcohol whatsoever?Jjay6262Community AnswerRubbing alcohol and drinking alcohol are very different, you should be able to buy it but if you are worried, just bring someone you know over 18 or 21 with you.
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QuestionCan I use a makeup setting spray?Angel MooreCommunity AnswerYes, you can. A setting spray is a great option that isn't as harsh on the skin as alcohol.
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QuestionIs it possible to do method 1 in a two pan palette and not damage the other powder?Buggylu25Top AnswererYes! Just be careful not to squish the other pan's contents when you're breaking up the compact powder. It may help to use a toothpick or the end of a pencil to break up the powder; it'll give you more control over what you're pounding up.
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