Here are some ideas that I've heard often, and a few I've come up with myself, for getting use out of either products you don't like, or the remnants of ones you do.
- Too-dark foundations/concealers as contour.
- Too-light foundations/concealers as highlight.
- #1 & #2 mixed together.
- Liquid or powder foundation/concealer mixed with moisturiser for tinted moisturiser. Or add more coverage.
- Bronzer as eyeshadow.
- Liquid highlighter mixed with foundation or body lotion for extra glow.
- Pencil eyeliner as a gel eyeliner brush. You can play with using different shades of pencil for fun, too.
- Pencil/cream eyeliner as a long-lasting eyeshadow base.
- Gel or pencil liner for brows.
- Crappy cream eyeshadow as a sticky eyeshadow base.
- Clean liquid liner brush for nail art.
- Mascara with a liner brush as liquid eyeliner.
- Clean mascara wand as a brow spoolie.
- Clean mascara wand as a pipe cleaner.
- Brow powder as eyeshadow or contour.
- Brow product or eyeshadow for the hairline.
- Loose or broken powder eyeshadow mixed with nail polish/top coat for a new shade.
- Red/pink loose or powder eyeshadow (or blush) for the lipstick setting powder trick. Note: You may want to ensure that your eyeshadow or blush is lip-safe.
- Eyeshadow or blush on top of, or mixed with, lip product for a new shade. Again, check that they're lip-safe.
- Eyeshadow with setting spray as liner.
- Bright eyeshadow over a dark liner for wearability.
- Bright eyeliner under a dark/neutral eyeshadow for wearability.
- Neutral eyeshadow as bronzer or contour.
- Eyeshadow as brow powder.
- Drying-out liquid eyeliner pen as brow tint.
- Lipstick as cream blush.
- Lipstick leftovers that can no longer be applied from the bullet melted with a lip balm to make a tinted balm. Or, use just a little lipstick to make a clear balm that's a little more fun in the container.
- Sticky lip gloss as a lipstick (or blush/eyeshadow, from #15) primer.
- Lip balm leftovers mixed with sugar for a lip scrub.
- Lip balm to clean up smudged eye makeup.
Additionally, both makeup and art brushes can be repurposed:
- Flat foundation brush to apply face masks
- Flat eyeshadow brush to contour smaller areas
- Eyeshadow blending brush to apply highlighter lightly
- Angled eyeliner brush for brows
- Lip brush to apply concealer, or vice versea
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