FIXY Ultimate Makeup Refill Kit: Includes 30 Round Empty Magnetic Pans & a Powder Binder Spray | Repurpose your Eyeshadow, Blush, Bronzer, Highlighter & More | Vegan & Cruelty-Free

Fabulous product for repotting eyeshadow. Strong magnets. I would recommend using the Fixy kit though too as they all fit and work well together. I had to go straight to the Fixy site for the actual kit.

Perfect pans. These are good quality. I like that it comes with the alcohol in a spray to help repress.

I wish I would have noticed that this was nonreturnable before purchasing. BUYER BEWARE: you cannot turn for safety reasons because it contains liquid. “If the item arrives damaged or defective, you may request a refund or replacement.” This product works very POORLY on mineral makeup. So if you are going to use this with mineral makeup, you’ll be very disappointed. I expected more from this product because of the cost. There’s also not a lot of similar options that I could find as an alternative to this product. I tried to press 8 different things including eye shadows, blush, and bronzers. I feel as though I wasted more product than I saved. I experimented with different ways such as using more spray (binder) or using none. The results were disappointing each time. I also tried watching videos to troubleshoot my issues but they were not much help. My makeup remains powder or crumbles easily. All the makeup remains cracked and flaky. I’m annoyed with this product because the press will not fit standard sizes of tins. So any tins that I’ve previously bought that are not the Fixy brand, will not work for this press. Most makeup comes in tin sizes 26mm, 36mm, and 46mm. The Fixy press will only fit 27mm, 37mm, and 47mm. So you must use Fixy brand or you will not get a good press. I feel as though I’ve wasted not only expensive makeup but also additional money by purchasing this product. I would not recommend this product.

This is a great product and binder for pressing loose shadows and for fixing and correcting broken ones. My only complaint is that it’s pricey. 91% isopropyl alcohol somewhat does the same thing as long as you’re broken shadows have a binder in them, but not all shadows are made the same, which is why? Fixy is ideal and loved by me, just wish it wasn’t so expensive.