Pressing My Tammy Tanuka Pigments! ♥
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- čas přidán 15. 01. 2020
- Pressing my Tammy Tanuka Pigments♥
Even before ordering the pigments, I decided that I would press them and ordered some equipment to do so. After almost two weeks I am finally doing it, I hope you enjoy this video where I’m showing you how it went down ♥
Constructive criticism on how to improve my videos (lighting, sound etc.) is very appreciated!
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⚜ Equipment needed:
Pigments can be bought here: sigil.me/collection/all?lang=en
or on her etsy page: www.etsy.com/no-en/shop/Sigil...
I haven't had any problems with any of them
(TKB Trading has a kit here: tkbtrading.com/products/press...)
Binder (to keep the pigment together when it dries)
➳www.ebay.com/itm/232254773322
Alcohol (to temporarily moisten the mixture)
Spatula (to mix the pigment)
➳www.beautybay.com/p/z-palette... (you get similar ones super cheap in most beauty stores/wish etc.)
Magnetic Pans (to store the pigment in)
➳ www.wish.com/product/5a0e823d... (size 1)
A tamper tool (to press the pigment - you can use a coin or something similar as well)
➳www.wish.com/product/5916ae35...
Tissue Paper (to soak up excess alcohol and act as a barrier between the pigment and the tamper tool)
A magnetic palette (to store the pressed pigments)
➳ www.coastalscents.com/collect...
Tape, paper, pen and scissors (if you want to label your shadows - if you have a printer that’s even better)
⚜ Tammy Tanuka Pigments in the order they are organized in the palette (left to right, top to bottom):
Mother of the Careless Dragon
Heart of the Forest
The Follower of the Black Wolf
Pat-A-Cake
Strawberry Virtuoso
Islander Girl
The Mad Professor
Extraordinary Person
Darling
She Who Awoke the Ancient Dragon
The Dragon Legend
Subduing gaze
The Life-Giver
She Who Moves Dunes
Dragonrider of the Sun
Nostalgia
Minion of Fortune
She Who Takes Star Baths
Matriarch
She Who Overthrew the Tyrant
Fiery Mistress
Liberator of the Dolphins
The Ghost Fire Master
The Fairy of Wonderfalls
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I'm about to undertake pressing pigments. I'm so happy you did this. I've watched this vid multiple times now & it's so useful. Thank you
Yay I'm so happy it was helpful :D
you are a GENIUS!
badtothebrow haha 💖💖💖
the names are so magical and whimsical....im placing an order ASAP! and so affordable too♡♡♡♡♡♡
Natalie York they really are something, huh!😍😍
Great job! Well done 👏
Thank you for sharing! I thought about trying this but wasn't brave enough, so I appreciate your experimenting.
Thank you for making this video. I am about to press some loose eyeshadows from Notoriously Morbid with your help. And then I will buy Tammy's loose eyeshadows/pigments too. I'm excited to do this! It helps save money. But also I want to start my own makeup Etsy shop and this will be my first step to learning.
That's so exciting! I'm so happy this video could help you. I also have an updated version that is a bit more concise ❤❤
Wow, i think it's very useful ❤️
Thanks, I'm going to try this on my pigments😍😍😍
Thank you 🥰🥰 i an working on an updated video now as well! Might be up in a few hours 😍
i’m going to press my inglot pigments- i’ve to a lot since they are so great but i’m never reaching for them actually... thx for the great explanation 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I have a few from them myself that I have to press too! I never reach for them in their jars, but they're gorgeous 😍
This was a fantastic video! Ty so much for sharing.
Thanks
They look so good! I definitely think they will be much easier to use this way. 🙂
Kymber Layne they’re too pretty honestly 😂 I’m sure I’ll use them better like this 💖
thanks for sharing your experience, I've been thinking of doing the same with mine lately))
I'm really glad I dared to press them, I used one of the pigments (Dragorider of the sun) twice, had no creasing after more than 13h wear, it's amazing
Okay, I think you've just changed my life. Seriously.
Haha it certainly changed mine 😂❤
Wow this is very creative of you and you did such a good job. The swatches looked amazing. These are gorgeous and I can't wait to see you use them! I prefer pressed over pigment formed too. It's just easier to see and therefore more likely to get used.
Maheen Shaiq thank you so much! I totally agree, and I can put them in my custom palettes! On Tuesday you’ll se proper swatches with names 🤩♥️
@@MartesMakeup Awesome! :)
Hey Martes! I really enjoyed your video and want to try this myself. I have a couple questions for you.
1) How have these held up after thr video? Are they dried out and need repressing or are they like other shadows that last a long time?
2) About how long do you let them dry before pressing them down?
Thank you again for the awesome video
All of my pigments are just as they were after pressing them, none have gone bad and texture seems the same (I haven't swatched them all, but several in my custom palettes lately, they all are just as before!).
I no longer press them, I just let them sit and dry! If you want to press them, wait until they're almost dry. The time depends on how much alcohol you add, but you can easily check by gently pressing some paper on top. If it soaks immediately, wait longer. If it only gives off some moisture when you press down, it should be fine to press :)
Such a brave project. The palette looks amazing. I have several of their pigments and think they’re stunning, they look so pretty pressed as well. Have you used them a lot more after pressing them?
I filmed the video yesterday and today, so I have not used them on my eyes yet! And I still can’t use eyeshadow after the chemical burn/allergic reaction I got from the Juvias Berries palette.. but I hope to try them soon!💞
MartesMakeup Oh no, that’s awful. I had a reaction to my Looxie shadows and it took a long time to heal. I also couldn’t put anything like a cream or something on it the first day or two because it hurt too much. Is it painful still? I’ll keep my fingers crossed you’ll be able to use eyeshadows again soon. I also can’t handle Zoeva shadows and wonder if it’s something in the pigments they use. All other shadows are fine and I have had no issues with any others I’ve tried so far. For me the worst were also pink toned shadows. I tried the Zoeva shadows again as I found it so weird to react to something after so many years of using eyeshadow without any problems, but the second time it was worse, so be careful if you’d retry. Their pencils also make my eyes water, while a lot of other brands are fine. I know some people have reactions like that when they use certain shimmers, it’s weird right?
@@Sue-pn7mq Oh really, luckily I've never had any reaction to my Looxi ones! My eyelid was first itching and stinging, it was swollen. After two days it felt like touching rubber, the third day (today and yesterday evening) the skin started peeling off, and now it looks very dry where the skin peeled off.. so we'll just have to see, I hope it will be back to normal soon. I haven't tried Zoeva either, I was planning to retry the shadows from Juvia's, but I won't risk it! I've never reacted to anything on my eyes so I find it very odd, I'm probably going to mail Juvia's and ask if they used something new in those shadows, as the two I used where I got the reaction were marked as not safe for use in the immediate eye area. I'll definitely be more causious with shades marked like that! I know it's possible to develop an allergy to certain pigments, so maybe that's what happened to both of us? I'm just curious to know which pigment I reacted to, so I can avoid it in the future!
MartesMakeup I had a few that wouldn’t stick to my eyes, of my lighter ones three were too waxy, so I wanted to try which Looxi shadows would and wouldn’t work and some of them really hurt my eyes, so I asked them to cancel my Black Friday order and I gave the shadows I hadn’t used to someone else. I don’t dare to put them on my eyes again and fortunately they were really nice about it. It’s smart to ask them what they used. There’s a red pigment that some people are sensitive to, but you’ve used berry toned shadows from Coloured Raine without problems right? I hope you’ll be able to find out what it is. Were their other palettes okay or haven’t you dared to test them? Pressed pigment shadows have to have that warning about the immediate eye area in te description, but in Europe they don’t have to put that warning on a palette. It is because some of them can cause irritation. Have they ever made any bright berry toned shades before? I don’t think I have any of them in my palettes, but I don’t own all of them. I hope the peeled part will heal soon, that was exactly what happened to me as well. Plus it hurt a lot in the beginning. Once I was able to put some moisturizer on it without having the feeling my eye was on fire it helped a lot. I hope you can do makeup again soon as I can imagine you really want to try out those pressed pigments. Those jars are pretty accident prone, so I can imagine pressing them can be a great way to use them more.
Sue 11 wow, I totally get that you wouldn’t wanna use them anymore! It sucks though. I have used their Zulu, Saharan 2, masquerade mini, nomad and tribe palettes. There are a couple berry tones in the Saharan and masquerade, I haven’t reacted to any palettes or shadows before whatsoever though! But I’ll be looking into the ingredients, it might be a new allergy too. I have used Coloured raine before as well, no problems! Quite a while since I used the pink vivids, but I just recently used the Power palette. I think I’ll try to do some makeup tomorrow, it seems like all the skin has peeled away, plus I’m going to work! I have so much new makeup I wanna try, but for now I’ll just use the makeup I know is safe.. with a pigment though, I just have to hahah!
Hi Martes! Could you link the recipe you used? Also, i had the same idea to press some loose pigments and would love to credit your idea and press some of my own!!!! May i?
Hi! It's this one: brokeandbeautiful.com/2016/beauty-pressing-loose-indie-eyeshadows-diy/ of course you can! That's the whole point of sharing,so everyone can try it:D
Dear Marte, how long did you wait until you started to press the shadows?
I ordered some loose pigments and plan to press them as well.
I bought my pigments at the same time I bought the things I needed to press and pressed them very soon ❤
@@MartesMakeup no, I meant how long did you wait after putting pigments in the pan with binder + alcohol until you pressed the shadow? 1 hour or 2 or longer? How did you know it has the right consistency to press?
@@mememelane7170 if you watch my updated video on pressing, I don't actually press them anymore! Just let them sit to dry ❤
@@MartesMakeup thank you 😊
Hi i cant get the binder from ebay, says page is missing
It's a few years ago now, so maybe the seller quit selling it. I know isopropyl myristate can differ in how liquid it is, so if you use a different one, just test it out with few drops first and see if the pigment holds up in the pan once it is dry!
My kind of drug lab 🤤🤤🤤 Ps. You should get some sticker labels, cause it was painful to watch you cut out individual pieces of paper AND tape :D
Hahaha yeah I got stickers shortly after this so most my shadows are labeled with those instead :D
hi! can I ask you how many drops of alcohol and how many drops of isopropyl myristate did you put to compact 1 g of pigment? sorry but my english is bad and I don't understand 😞 I have more than 70 Tammy Tanuka pigments and I want to be able to compact them all 💪 thanks if you answer 😘
I typically use 2 drops of binder and between 15-20 drops of alcohol! Alcohol just depends kn how much it takes to make it a wet paste that is easy to mix, so the binder will be spread in all the pigment ❤