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How to Repair a Bent Liquid Eyeliner Applicator

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  1. How to Repair a Bent Liquid Eyeliner Applicator, How to Repair a Bent Liquid Eyeliner Applicator: step 1, image 1 of 1
    • Remove the cap of the eyeliner.

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    • Wrap the eyeliner applicator tightly with plastic wrap.

    • The plastic wrap should be just large enough to cover the applicator.

    • Smooth the bent bristles of the applicator in the same direction.

    • Smooth the excess plastic wrap along the body of the eyeliner.

  3. How to Repair a Bent Liquid Eyeliner Applicator: step 3, image 1 of 1
    • Secure the plastic wrap tightly with a rubber band.

    • The rubber band should circle the middle of the applicator.

    • Check to make sure there are no holes in the plastic wrap.

  4. How to Repair a Bent Liquid Eyeliner Applicator: step 4, image 1 of 1
    • Fill a pot with water.

    • The water level should be high enough to cover the tip of the eyeliner.

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    • Boil the water.

    • Turn off the heat once the water has reached a boil.

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    • Hold the eyeliner vertically above the pot of water. The applicator should be facing down.

    • Place the eyeliner applicator into the boiled water for 1 minute.

    • Do not submerge the eyeliner further than the applicator.

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    • Carefully remove the rubber band and the plastic wrap.

    • Great Job! Your eyeliner is ready to be used again.

Conclusion

This fix is a great alternative to throwing away eyeliner that still has plenty of pigment. You'll be saving money AND the environment. What could be better?

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Saved me from going to the store for the old lady to get a new one. Thanks a $@$* load!!!!

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