If you want this be travel friendly again I recommend putting more pressure into the pressing or completely chop up the eyeshadow and repress the whole thing into a flat pan again. This is not a pan I would take for travel however. I used the box name label to give the pan a name. Your finished pan after it dries will not feel cool to the touch on the underside.
In this case I wanted to keep the design so I gently place the eyeshadow into the pan and pressed lightly to compress the sand in the bottom to form around the waffle pattern on the underside of the eyeshadow. When repressing normally you want to add a lot more pressure to an eyeshadow. Step 4 Press the eyeshadow back in to the new pan. Loose product mashed up with Rubbing Alcohol
If it's too wet use a paper towel to soak up some of the moisture. You want a texture of wet sand once you start to mix the product and chop up and larger chunks. I've done mineral eyeshadow/pigment pressing in the past but in this case we are just using the rubbing alcohol to "re-mud" the product as the binders are already in the formula. Original pots crapped of product into new pan Plastic waffle frame removed and scrapped of product This loose product will become out "glue" for pressing.
My spatula have a pointed end I used to scrape the product off the plastic waffle frame and the original pot into the new pan. Be careful to not pick up any of the rubber glue they use to glue the pan down into the original pot.
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