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What is the Repressing Method?

Repressing involves breaking down a pressed powder product—such as eyeshadow, blush, or bronzer—into a loose form, then reforming it to fit a specific pan size or shape. This method is ideal for reviving broken products or adapting products to fit your custom palette. Repressing not only makes your products look neat and new but also maximizes usability by ensuring every bit of product fits perfectly into its new container.

What is the Transferring Method?

Transferring is a process used to relocate makeup products from their original packaging into new pans, containers, or palettes while preserving their original form. This technique is ideal for makeup products that need to remain in their original form, such as pressed powders, creams, or liquid products.

This method involves carefully removing the product using specialized tools, such as spatulas or heat to loosen adhesives, and transferring it directly into a new container. Pigments are relocated in their original pans to another palette. This process streamlines your makeup collection by eliminating bulky packaging, resulting in a more efficient, personalized, and portable palette.

Unlike other methods like repressing, the transferring method keeps the product intact and is particularly suitable for those who prefer a simple and clean way to consolidate their makeup without modifying its shape.