DIY MAKEUP PALETTE FOR UNDER $7.00 or less
Hey everyone! I am so stoked about posting this you guys have no idea ! =) I had recently ordered the Z-palette from the Makeup Geek website when I ordered some of their pan shadows. I LOVE it ! I de potted a bunch of my shadows, some NYX ,MAC , ect as soon as I tore the box open. I was so in love with it that I thought about ordering a second one. Then I started to look up DIY Z-pallets and and watched a couple videos. Some were more work then I wanted to put into making one ...
I wanted to keep this DIY project more of a recycled sorta thing, so I looked around our apartment brainstorming and seeing what I could take apart and use. . I was really set on having not have to go back to the craft store .Having already been there to get yarn and duct tape..
I kept looking and looking and couldn't find anything I thought I could use to make my own Z-pallette. Almost giving up my no go to the store I sat in front of our DVD tower bookcase thing . At first I thought OH!! I'll take the dvd inside holder thing out and use that! But further examining the DVD case I noticed it was all one thing . BUuuuUUUmmmer ! Then I noticed shoved at the very top were some old jewel CD/DVD cases. I swear if you could have seen me there was a light bulb above my head that gone off .
I thought PERFECT ! It's a hard shell it'll be perfect for protecting whatever I was going to put inside .
What you'll need :
*Jewel CD/DVD cases (had on hand)
*Magnet sheet (Joann's crafts )
*Duct tape (Joann's crafts - W/coupon)
*Sharpie (had on hand)
*Eye shadow or blushes
*Flat iron (had on hand)
*Foil (had on hand)
*Exacto knife or scissors (had on hand)
*Butter knife or tweezers (had on hand)

New Wet n Wild 8 pan palettes
I got the magnetic sheet for $1.29
I chose the Zebra pattern duct tape ($4.99) and am using tweezers to remove the inside disk holder
Using the tweezers I carefully wedged it in between the inside of the case and the outside
Wiggling from the center to the corner
Once I poped the one corner I just used my hands to pop the center out
Next I took the ruler an measured the inside of the case
Then taking the measurements on to the magnet sheet
This magnet sheet has a sticky backing. I removed the backing and placed it into the case
Taking the duct tape I started cutting the duct tape pieces to size , over lapping some each time .
Next was de potting the palettes & warming up the flat iron
Before your iron gets a chance to warm up , place a piece of foil over to protect it .
Then I placed one side of the palette onto the iron. I let it sit for about 5 - 10 mins . Keeping an eye on it
Checking the palette to see its ready by pressing down on one side to bend the plastic to put some of the shadows up . They all have a bit of glue under them so they wont just pop all the way out.
Using some scissors I carefully lifted the shadows out (BE CAREFULL ! the pans will be HOT)
Be veeeeeerrrrry careful
I took a sharpie and labeled the bottom CZ bc this is from the " Comfort Zone" palette
Slowly filling up my new palette
The aftermath
The back
The front I just made a border with the tape , I cut the strips of tape in half .
I had so much fun doing the first one I decided to do my blushes too !!
Finished palettes
My new babies in their new homes ! =)
In total the two palettes came out to $6.28 . Don't forget to look for coupons .
I cant wait to do make more.
I hope you all enjoyed this post just as much as I did making it and sharing it .
Please let me know if you end up trying this out .
My instagram is @Skinnyglam i'll start a hashtag and you can tag my account and hashtag so I can see =)
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