Broken Highlighter..Into Cream Highlighter?

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Sav L.

Nov 2, 2014

Sav L.

Broke my favorite highlighter!!

so I am currently attemtping to turn it into a cream highlighter (it was in bigger chunks but I crushed it up.)

wish me luck!

Sav L.

Nov 2, 2014

Sav L.

Ugh, it isnt great but its the best I can do😭

Alicia C.

Nov 2, 2014

Alicia C.

Ugh that sucks! What exactly did you use and do to transform it?

Sav L.

Nov 2, 2014

Sav L.

Put it in a new container and used some lotion...
I don't know if I like the consistency though😭

Alicia C.

Nov 2, 2014

Alicia C.

:( Oh well, things crack and break (even if when it happens, it may break a little piece of our hearts as well!) but the upside is, we can always go pick up a brand new one.

Alicia C.

Nov 2, 2014

Alicia C.

And you never know - you may end up liking this cream version of this product too :)

Sav L.

Nov 2, 2014

Sav L.

Very true! thank you for your kind words! haha literally when it fell , my heart stopped and it didnt process that one of my favorite hilighters broke! at least it wasnt an urban decay or the balm one😂

Shiro M.

Nov 2, 2014

Shiro M.

When a powder breaks, adding some rubbing alcohol can help solidify the pieces back together. There are a few tutorials on Pinterest.

Alicia C.

Nov 5, 2014

Alicia C.

Sav: Exactly! That would've been a whole lot worse to the wallet $$$

Alicia C.

Nov 5, 2014

Alicia C.

And you're welcome!

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