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[@skyfrostthunderrock]

when a makeup artist takes the word "Artist" seriously. love that you're mixing tones together to come up with custom colours you'll actually use. i've seen people fix their broken pans before, but mixing products to get the right shade/tone you're looking for is absolutely genius, and hella artsy.

[@cattastroficka196]

I’ve been mixing different bare mineral loose eyeshadows into new colors for years. I normally make new vibrant colors, but I’ve also added a lighter color to another that I felt was too dark, to tone it down. I like mixing the Wild Woman shadows together, like Wild Woman Dawn with Wild Woman Melissa. Melissa is so dark, while Dawn is a lot lighter. They combine well and make a nice midtone color.

[@CelesteSeeker]

I bought this product after a few of my NYX blushes arrived broken and I decided to play mixologist and made my own colors. I really enjoy it despite the mess. I only wish they made it with square pans and presses because I don't like round pans.

[@setarehsh3749]

They sneak peeked it on instagram, i got the circles. But square pans with rounded edges are the shet lol I will also get the squares

[@BinaBecker]

Ahhhhh, this was so much fun to watch. Especially if you're a project-panner, who's looking for ways to deal with odds and ends and old broken makeup. This would make re-pressing a not-quite-finished powder a snap!

[@janicecarey3592]

Do this inside of a baking pan and then you mess is contained. Thanks for another great video

[@queenbunnyfoofoo6112]

Excellent suggestion!

[@pwallace5359]

Something tells me your house is very clean. That’s a great tip! 😊

[@janicecarey3592]

@@pwallace5359 just something I learned because my kids loved to craft!

[@ginger_80]

I love how you said you don’t care about packaging. Once it’s on your face, you don’t know what it is.

[@kam0406]

This is really brilliant! For making small travel palettes but also for blending and customizing colors. I have all these highlighters that I'm just not into anymore (except the Wayne Goss highlighter and blush duo because it is perfection). So what I want to do is mix these into some different blushes to make some glowing, sheer blushes. This will be a great way to use up things I already have while getting to be creative as well.

[@brennagriggs7402]

I just love how genuinely excited you are about this product!!!!

[@KlingonPrincess]

Yes! Wayne, I'm happy you are still finding new things to share. Burnout is real, exploring combats it.

[@vivsck]

I had seen that years ago for fixing broken compacts, but it never occurred to me to use it to mix and customise make up. Mind officially blown

[@moriganna67ify]

You are almost at 4 million subscribers. I have been here for......well I recall when no one sent you PR and being all honest and real. You are the same man only better. I am so proud of you Wayne!

[@bowreality1564]

Always excited when I get the notification there is a new video on your channel. I would love to see you talk about your favourite make up books sometime. And also more about lips. Maybe something like your nose shape or eye shape videos and how to work different lip types with lips sticks, gloss etc. Now I go and watch this.

[@chrissymoss514]

It's crude but brilliant. Things I would tweak : # The weird sifter disc thing needs to be less fiddly and easier to grip (impossible with false nails!). # Square pans optional. They really fit nicely into a z palette. # An ergonomically designed pouring "spout" - no wastage. # Better quality materials - preferably NOT plastic. # Very visible markings But I do think it's a genius contraption. They'll be popping up everywhere soon! Where you found this is a mystery all on it's own, but I'm so happy you did. Thank you Mr Goss, 😉😊💗💗💗💗💗💗💗

[@juliesanders3993]

I have fixed broken compacts with drops of alcohol, but it never got to a lovely flat ending and felt like it was very “chippy”. I’m sure the extra, unpronounceable item makes for a nicer finished product. Thank you for the video!

[@martina0anitram]

You can use a coin surrounded by paper towel to press it smoothly down. That is the way i did it

[@Puglover130]

@@martina0anitram same! Also, if you simply pull the lid from a small container , as long as it has straight sides it works great! Think of things like lip scrub lids, or potted concealer lids, etc. As soon as it’s pressed, return the lid. However I used to actually mix the powder with the alcohol to make a paste and then press the paste in. I never realized you need such a tiny quantity of alcohol to re-bind the powder. Next time I will try just a few spritzes.

[@mademoisellem3529]

I've done this with Witch Hazel on a broken compact. Witch hazel is kinder on the skin and works well. Need the presser thingy, though, for a smoother finish.

[@foxybrown3857]

I seriously just love your passion for all things makeup! ❤

[@kiraluvsmakeup3556]

I adore watching your videos. It is like a relaxer for me. when i have had a long day and just want to relax and come down from the day i will pop on one of your videos and start binge watching.. I have used my own DIY method before, but this seems much easier and better. LUV ya & Thanx's as always...

[@sheneiaparks4745]

I went and checked out the link. I wish it came in squares. I asked if they are going to make one and they haven't responded yet. I could listen to you all day. Maybe you should do those calming podcast/sleep meditation things. Love you. Have a great day.

[@incaamor4817]

I bought this about a year ago and LOVE it! It's been wonderful to consolidate my makeup, too. I hit pan 2 blushes so used this to press them into 1 pan, for example. Wish I had this when I broke my favorite highlighter that's been discontinued 💔

[@CrystalLynnBeauty]

I love your videos Wayne! It would be a dream to have you do my makeup! I'm turning 41 on the 22nd and I appreciate all of your mature skin tips, thank you 😊

[@queenbunnyfoofoo6112]

What a great product! This would help with those blushes or eyeshadows that weren't the right color.....you could warm them up or cool them down mixing like this.

[@supriyabk7568]

This is just too gorgeous and amazing..

[@reikiwithcary2682]

I was JUST LAST NIGHT looking on line for directions how to do this very thing! Love the idea of customizing your own shades...

[@beautyforumbyangela]

This is a genius product. Thank you for sharing. This is also a great idea for creating a travel palette 🎨 with your favorite shades. You look great. Thank you 😊. Cheers 😉🌷

[@suecone2198]

I dropped a blush and it fell apart and I had heard you could repair it with alcohol so I gave it a try and it worked. Thanks 😊

[@sandywilkerson1843]

How cool you can customize colors. I love the idea of this. I have done the alcohol fix hack. Not always with great success never as pressed as the original. Thank you for sharing.

[@cj3126]

Brilliant idea. I have Nars blush and Mac studio fix broken in plastic bags! To think of all the ones in past I just discarded. Loves it.

[@YourFavoriteSwiftie]

Thank you so much for this tutorial Wayne! I bought this 3 weeks ago (and haven't used it yet) but you've inspired me to break it out this later this evening to fix a Pat McGrath palette that I dropped. I simply adore you and appreciate the way you are always looking out for new and exciting items for us. Sending much love to you! 😘

[@sprdluv2day564]

It’s like coloring with crayons. All the lovely shades! Please share your adventures with this tool!🥰

[@loridupuy2190]

I would love to see more of you applying makeup on friends/family/clients!!

[@70sladyalways25]

Thank you, Wayne! ALWAYS learn something for your videos.

[@kleague41]

I've never seen anything work so quickly and end result be so smooth!!! Normally with just alcohol people wait 24 hours before using the fixed product. Thanks, Wayne!!!

[@emmanuelsylvain]

I just love love love your accent 🥰

[@paulinemcmutrie8905]

I would definitely give this a go but then again I always try everything you recommend, especially your brush collections and make up which are absolutely stunning just like you, you beautiful beautiful human being ❤💚❤ xxx

[@alicianielsen679]

I went on a decanting spree during COVID...probably one of the best things I did the entire time in isolation. Super satisfying! Great video :)

[@susanagomez955]

Genius!! Only the fact to get any broken shadow no matter if eye, contour or whatever.... pressed back with a system...love it!!

[@DanielleNicoleMakeup]

This is SO cool! You could also create swirls/dif colors dif ways with not over blending. So cool! Definitely need this 😁

[@lauralee3218]

Great system for repairing broken pressed makeup! Thanks handsome Wayne!!

[@nataliaclaizoni9343]

You're an amazing artist!!! Love your work!!

[@theunicahijaph]

I first saw this on Safiya Nygaard’s channel where she mixed all her eyeshadows together (the “influencer” makeup palettes one) and I really wanna get it now after seeing YOU talk about it. I love customizing makeup (mostly from watching Saf’s channel), so I love this concept!

[@MrsJax304]

I would love to buy a total makeup kit from Wayne Goss… all of your beautiful creations in one pallet kit.

[@annehelene70]

Wow this absolutely fantastic 😁😁😁😁😁

[@catherineechevarria8972]

Very neat product! Not something I really need but I am starting to think about what I can mix 🤔🙃

[@pinkelephantsandlemonades4011]

It's so cute how Wayne really looks so excited at his find. Lovely! But really, it truly is fun and fulfilling to be able to create something good, and something you enjoy like makeup at that. Especially for him who gets so much PR makeup that surely he couldn't use all of it or not all are up to his taste shade-wise. He could be creative in mixing colors all he wants. Now that's fun! 💕

[@thebeauteatalk]

Wow this is so cool looks like so much fun and also extremely useful!! I like that u can create new shades and experiment with color. Thanks Wayne for sharing this I think I'm gonna pick this up! 💯💕🤗

[@sheilablake7913]

I am the least artistic person in the world & you’ve inspired me with that beautiful peach shade. I have that Tom Ford product, so now I’m going to be digging it out 😂 all that money spent on beautiful packaging 😢 lol! Much love 💕

[@angieb.8721]

This inspires me to de-pot some of the palettes I don't love and re-purpose them into something more custom. Thanks for sharing.

[@reneegrace7965]

Do you have something to put the pans in once you've made them? Some type of palette? Very cool!

[@CelesteSeeker]

Extra pans and a small magnetic pallette came with the kit I bought.

[@TT-gz2mj]

OMG YOUR AUDIO IS SO MUCH BETTER! NO more echo

[@sallyfrench007]

Having seen your video I asked for this for Christmas and I have been having the most fun with it! Not easy to find replacement spray in the UK though (I don't need more pans, found those) so if anyone has found a supplier please let me know, thanks x 🙏😘

[@helenwalker716]

This is terrific I watched Samantha R drop a new one on the floor!

[@IH-yi8ho]

I love this! I agree to becoming more minimalist with my pressed powder products.

[@janetcarey6954]

Smart idea! Needed this years ago.

[@CoolMaisa]

Now you said it! :D 5 days ago I combined my similar shade eyeshadows with a "home made" kit. It included a small carpet knife, disinfectant, an old luster terminal for pressing and as container I used a pill dispenser. And the mess was unbelievable! :D :D

[@Kirsty178]

I use sample beauty Multiuser setting liquid and setting spray mixing liquid and rubbing alcohol to press some of my loose pigments. Glitters don’t always work as well put I get more use out of my pigments by pressing them. I just use a 10p and some kitchen roll

[@Glammums]

What a fantastic idea!!! Thanks for this Wayne.

[@jenihansen7201]

WAYNE , I HAVE WATCHED YOU FOR A LONG TIME NOW. YOU ROCK MY FRIEND. XOXO

[@katemakeuplooks]

Someone who will remain nameless dropped a new Pat McGrath eyeshadow quad and smashed the most beautiful glitter shade. I was going to try and stick it back in the pan with some 90-odd percent alcohol but perhaps this is worth a try, given how clumsy I am…. Hope you’re well, Wayne! Lots of love ❤️ xxx

[@laurenguthman6671]

That is awesome. Thank you for this vid. I've got so many eyeshadow palettes & this would help me simplify my collection & put them into one palette. It's so tough to decide which ones I want to take w/ me if I go on vacation etc. So I end up taking them all & don't even use half of them. I may just use one or 2 colors from each. It would be nice to keep all of my items in bigger pans too.

[@louiselill1528]

What an excellent product I wish I had thought of it xx

[@lthomas8056]

I sincerely need this!! Thank you for featuring this product!

[@lucyw.7597]

By the time i was halfway through that video, i was already mentally picking out make up i could do that with...i have some shockingly old shadows and blushers tucked away, and some of them would be great mixed..looks like the sort of thing i could spend an afternoon doing quite happily!

[@conqueringmountscrapmorewi2509]

Very cool! Thanks for posting!

[@jennyellis2062]

That looks great Wayne, thanks

[@narinderdhillon1650]

Hi WAYNE can you please make video about cleaning your make up brushes ?Thx a lot

[@rosiemartinez6399]

I too need this in my life.. really simple idea, but brilliant!

[@janettehutton8634]

I can never find just the right colour of contour. I don’t use one often but when I do I’d like the right colour. Looks like I’ve found the solution 😁

[@EstherNathalie190]

That is something for me,its so cool to play whit colors to.

[@theresamoser2432]

Looks like he is having just so much fun. Made me happy

[@Jacqueline_R]

Love this!!💗💗💗

[@TheMissPuke]

Wow it's look so much fun! 💕 😀

[@terrilabeth7366]

Dare I say it but this also allows me to share some items with family, especially if we do it together? But NEVER Wayne Goss makeup! 💗

[@sarahcooper6352]

Thanks for the heads up. Love this idea 🥰

[@tanyas6643]

😆… I actually call what you’re doing “depotting”, since you’re removing it from the original container (or “pot.”) I use the word “decanting” for liquids… like when I transfer a bit of perfume or lotion from the original bottle into a travel atomizer/bottle, for on-the-go reapplication or travel. I actually did (and still) use some “pressing tools” that I made myself, from wood craft piece. Comes in handy when you’re turning loose pigment powder into solids… or when you have to fix a pressed powder. But this pressing set looks interesting. Might have to get my hands on it…

[@louannearcher9729]

Great idea!

[@Baffy-gg5rj]

Hallo Wayne,thank you for your Great videos. I Hope,you can help me,i have a Problem with the tear sac on one side,how can you best hide it. Thank for your help. Best regards from Germany.

[@susanbutler3497]

I just heard you mentioned four or five blushers. I guess I don’t know much about makeup but thank you for helping this over 60 woman!! I have one blusher which I should probably throw out cause it’s a tad bit old😳😳

[@Roxy4003]

I need this in my life. Thanks for sharing Wayne.

[@trublgrl]

I learned from KZbinrs years ago that you can repair broken pressed powder with alcohol, but the end product was never great. I think the addition of the pressure pad and maybe the silicone, probably makes a big difference. I was told to just mix alcohol with your powder and let it dry in the pan for a couple of days. It always ended up breaking again. This is probably worth a go.

[@nooncactus]

This is so informative. 🌸❤️🌸

[@Torilong77]

I love this! Very cool

[@Mommaslew]

OMGeesh this is an amazing find!!

[@deborahedelman2659]

Whoa. Typo..great find!!

[@Jewels_8404]

Do they make one for square pans?

[@veehart6600]

Ur soo cute Wayne! Love ur videos!!❤️

[@suzy8109]

I need these for all my Huda Beauty eyeshadow palettes … the shimmer eyeshadow pans crumble within 3 uses.

[@marypierce207]

Wayne, would this extend the "shelf life" of a larger pan? For example if I took my full size blush that I love & broke it down into say 3 smaller pans, obviously, the smaller pan would stay cleaner, but would it extend shelf life? Thank you

[@milomazli]

OMG!!! This is sooooooo good!!! This is so exciting!!!!

[@MonikaR2006]

Cute little thing. This can come very handy. However, you can fix any broken eyeshadow, powder, etc easily without alcohol. Personally, I prefer it without.

[@lorraineeighteenten4261]

Coooooool 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@kayot4947]

I dropped a Charlotte Tilbury blush opening the package for the first time. This would have been a life saver! I tried to save it in a small jar but it was a mess to apply.

[@loriengelmann9240]

That is a handy product!

[@wendymuir7818]

Wonderful useful gadget! May I suggest something? Get yourself a roll of baker's parchment and use that to cover your work area. You can pick up and recover any spilled powder type makeup. it's very clean (food-grade level sanitary).

[@criscruzparra2243]

Thanks That was helpful! 😊

[@lisab.3091]

I've been doing this forever, with a small spatula/applicator and plain alcohol, but the sifter is what I've been missing. Need this.

[@c.k.6287]

I love it! 😅

[@melissaparrish1870]

You remind me of Gary Goldman, my absolute favorite 😊

[@littlemel1408]

Would this work for products that are already pressed too hard?

[@lesaharmon1966]

Pretty amazing!

[@miffin7330]

I have always fixed my broken eyeshadow with surgical spirit with no problems

[@teufel75]

There are companies like TKB Trading that sell everything you need to repress makeup or mix it to create custom colors that cost much less than this kit. Repressing makeup if you don’t care about how nice it looks just takes rubbing alcohol and a paper towel or piece of fabric. But you can buy things to press with, preservatives if you are mixing colors, empty pans, supplies to mix lipstick and lipgloss, the whole works. You really don’t need this overpriced kit. There are less expensive options

[@swood2603]

I bought pressing materials from TKB Trading and they work great. Much less expensive. I do usually use more alcohol and mix it in. For round eyeshadow pans, I often use a US quarter (25 cent coin) and a paper towel.

[@teufel75]

Just want to clarify: for repressing makeup, you only need rubbing alcohol, a paper towel or cloth, and something to press down with. The other items I mentioned are for if you want the finished item to look nicer or are making or mixing your own cosmetics. Also for taking powder eyeshadows or pigments and turning them into pressed ones.

[@TheModernMame]

Witch hazel works well if you can't use alcohol. I've done this for years using both alcohol and witch hazel!

[@krstndevore]

I love this!