Beauty

[JudyL]

I have a Tarte blush - tickled - that I haven't used in a long time.  Went to use it this morning and it had a kind of hard smooth part on the top of it - can't think of a better way to describe it - anyway, the brush couldn't pickup any of the blush on the top where the hard smooth part was.  I know this isn't making much sense so hopefully someone will know what I'm talking about.

Anyway, I was able to get some blush up from the sides.  I was thinking tonight when I get home to maybe scrape that hard smooth part away.  Is that the best way to deal with that?  Not sure why it happened.

Thanks for any suggestions!

[jaxs mom]

I wonder if condensation caused it to harden on the top layer over time? I don't know, just a guess. 

[Katcat1]

@JudyL,   There is a way to remove the film over the blush but unfortunately I can't remember what it is.  It was on this forum not too long ago and I hope the person that supplied the answer will see this thread.

[JudyL]

@Katcat1 and @jaxs mom thanks for answering.  Will try and see if I can search for an answer either here or on google.  Hopefully someone will come back with a response soon.

[bmorechick]

From google:

Remove the Hard Film From Powdered Makeup With Packing Tape. Over time, your bronzer, powder, or even eyeshadow can start to harden. It's not as fresh; it's not as easy to apply. Next time your makeup hardens, fix it with a little packing Tape.

I’m guessing you pat the sticky side on the pallet. Hope this helps

[JudyL]

@bmorechick  Thanks!  Will try it tonight and report back.

[BirdieGal]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pzoSomcQbNo

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@JudyL

[pommom]

@BirdieGal

Thanks for the video.  Very helpful.  

[SilleeMee]

Any wide piece of adhesive tape will work. Packing, masking or even a wide piece of bandage. Just pat it down and pull it off.

[JudyL]

Hi Ladies!  Tonight when I got home from work, I tried the tape on the blush and it worked great!  Thank you!