Magnetic makeup palette

Magnetic palette for makeup artists Re-Press & Condense powder products with The Artists Arsenal Molds to save space in your makeup kit

This might be the bargain of the year, and you can find it right at your local craft store! Keep reading to see this one in action...

Finally! The perfect customizable magnetic palettes for professional makeup artists, makeup enthusiasts and everyone else! Durable, compact and sleek.

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To give a brief summary, people got into using magnetic palettes because individual eyeshadows or whatever make up item (in individual containers) have become too cumbersome to handle especially for travel-- yeah imagine yourself bringing a train case just for your weekend trip to Bali... Ha ha ha ha ha. Okay, exaggeration aside, sometimes cosmetics

I went on a depotting craze. I regret nothing. Sephora had Make Up For Ever's extra large empty metal palette ($14) on their website, and I thought why not? Best decision ever. It comes with a foam insert as well as a clear plastic cover which protects your expensive makeup products (as long as you don't destroy them in the depotting process). So organized! I've got my KVD eyeshadow palette, Naked palette, Clinique face powder, Hoola bronzer, Makeup Geek eyeshadows, Chocolate Soleil bronzer…

I get really overwhelmed easily. If I feel like I have too much of one thing I start to freak. I get worried that I will never be able to use it all and it will all go to waste. I also have a problem with forgetting. Like the whole "Outta Sight Outta Mind" kinda deal. Yeah, if it's not right in front of my face, I never end up using it. The same goes for my makeup. I feel like I have nothing but compact after compact that take up so much space and clutter my bathroom. I also tend to get…

Buying an empty magnetic can cost you quite a bit, they range from about £15 up past £20, and none of the ones I've seen are as big as I would've liked them to be. Fancying a bit of DIY and not having very much money, I decided to make a couple of my own magnetic palettes to hold single shadows and shadows from small palettes. The end result is on the outside quite similar to the original mac magnetic palettes, that signature rubberised plastic, hard opaque exterior and tightly snapping…

I recently saw an add for a magnetic make-up palate and it struck me as a fun DIY to attempt. Here's how I did it. You will need: Makeup in...