How to repair a broken lipstick?

If the lips become chapped, it is usually caused by lack of vitamins, dehydration, inflammation, etc. Lipstick can moisturize the lips and prevent them from chapped and bleeding. However, some lipsticks accidentally break due to external reasons, so they cannot be used. In fact, if the lipstick is broken, there are some methods to repair it. Many people still don’t know how to repair a broken lipstick. How to repair a broken lipstick? Let’s take a look at it next.

1. Raw materials

Hair dryer, cotton swabs, refrigerator.

2. Steps

1. First, heat the broken lipstick remaining in the tube. Please note that the heating mentioned here does not mean heating with fire, but heating with a hair dryer or water vapor to melt the solid lipstick. This will soften the remaining lipstick and make it adhesive, so that the broken lipstick can be effectively glued back into the tube.

2. After heating, gently press the upper part of the lipstick onto the heated and softened lipstick, and use a cotton swab to wipe off the protruding part of the joint due to pressing, so that the two pastes can be better bonded together. The expert here reminds all ladies, be careful not to use brute force when pressing, but use a cotton pad to gently rotate the broken lipstick into the tube, and control the force well.

3. After the "grafting" is completed, we also need to use a cotton swab to clean the excess lipstick remaining on the paste and the tube wall to keep the entire lipstick in a beautiful appearance, so that it will look like when you bought it new. Don't forget this step. Although it may seem quite inconspicuous, if you skip it, your repaired lipstick will look very dirty.

3. Notes

Put the grafted lipstick in the refrigerator and freeze it for 3 to 5 hours. Close the lid of the lipstick to allow the paste softened by heating to solidify again. The lipstick repair work is complete! Take it out of the refrigerator and see if the repaired lipstick is the same as when you first bought it. You never have to worry about your lipstick breaking again.