Swirly Bowl Ideas.......
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You can see my bowl in the picture below, on top of a folded microfiber cloth which I use to clean my brushes between washings. I can't remember where I got it, but it is a ceramic bowl (the kind you might find at a local art fair) with a nice smooth glaze. I wash it when I wash my brushes (generally, once a week). It does pick up some residue from the makeup, so I have concluded that a glass bowl of a similar size would really be the ideal solution.
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Wow, that's a really big swirling bowl. I just use one of those little glass condiments bowls that you get soy sauce in.
Edited to add: I am drooling over your makeup table! With two little girls in the house all mine has to be packed away, I would love to have it all beautifully laid out like yours!
Edited to add: I am drooling over your makeup table! With two little girls in the house all mine has to be packed away, I would love to have it all beautifully laid out like yours!
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Aw, thanks! Yeah, I'm lucky that it's just adults in my house and that I have my own table to lay it all out on!lilychemgirl wrote:Wow, that's a really big swirling bowl. I just use one of those little glass condiments bowls that you get soy sauce in.
Edited to add: I am drooling over your makeup table! With two little girls in the house all mine has to be packed away, I would love to have it all beautifully laid out like yours!


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I know I should use swirly bowls for pretty much anything mineral, but for most things I'm bad and use the lids. 
I do, however, have a couple of small bowls that I use when I'm working with sample sizes of glow powders or blushes. I bought a two pack of small silicone bowls at Wal-Mart. The size is perfect and I like that I'm not going to break them, and the size works really well. The color/sparkles do cling a bit, but that really doesn't bother me.

I do, however, have a couple of small bowls that I use when I'm working with sample sizes of glow powders or blushes. I bought a two pack of small silicone bowls at Wal-Mart. The size is perfect and I like that I'm not going to break them, and the size works really well. The color/sparkles do cling a bit, but that really doesn't bother me.
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I use 1) empty EDM XL-jar
The jar is for the face colors, glows and etc and the lid is for my foundation. It is easy to clean and good for travelling, when I take several small jars and this big.
2) A pot for teabags when I do not use much makeup - just Perf powder and some blush.
The jar is for the face colors, glows and etc and the lid is for my foundation. It is easy to clean and good for travelling, when I take several small jars and this big.
2) A pot for teabags when I do not use much makeup - just Perf powder and some blush.
Current ratio, Sept. 13: 1 Ebony : 1 Buttery Gold : 15 All Purpose : 5 Ivory : 2 Yellow : 1 Liberty : 1 Beach Bunny
The mix is pale and does't look yellow
The mix is pale and does't look yellow