Many times I realize that I’m throwing money down the drain, but it is usually too late to make any amends. Most of the lessons I’ve learned were based on my mistakes.
And in many cases, I struggle to find a way not to repeat them in the future.
I don’t like the idea of spending a lot of money on cosmetics, but it goes without saying that this is not an area where I would be willing to cut down on costs if this meant to compromise quality.
One way of reducing unneeded expenses is by avoiding waste and I’m happy to say that I found a way to avoid spending money on unnecessary products.
It happened to me more than once to break my powder makeup, and the only solution that occurred to me was to purchase a new one.
Suffice to say that I am frequently purchasing the beauty products, which also translates in considerably higher costs, so my heart was aching when I had to throw a perfectly good one away.
Even though a lot of money was basically thrown out of the window, I don’t think that it is too little too late to start fixing the broken powder makeup right now.
The best thing is that you don’t need anything expensive or follow an intricate procedure to achieve spectacular results.
As long as you have alcohol and a little patience to let it work its magic, you will fix your broken powder and use it for many weeks.
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is there any effective way to make skin white due to sun effect?
What about menthylated spirit instead of alcohol?