Depotting all of my eyeshadow pallets! pt. 2

@madison.mcintyre

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Morphe Cosmetics

Why it worked

The video taps into the popular trend of makeup decluttering and customization, offering a practical and aesthetically pleasing solution for organizing eyeshadows. The creator's personal reasoning and the visual transformation of the palettes resonate with viewers interested in makeup organization and sustainability.

Summary

The creator continues her series on depotting eyeshadow palettes, showing how she rearranges her eyeshadow pans into a new, consolidated palette. She explains her reasoning for depotting rather than discarding old palettes and showcases the final arrangement of her depotted shades.

Structure

1Introduction and recap of part one
2Addressing comments about discarding palettes
3Explaining the decision to depot rather than discard
4Showcasing the depotted eyeshadows and final palette arrangement
5

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Replying to @📖🧸📚⋆pau⋆.˚⋆｡𖦹 pt.2 of not being wasteful and just throwing my old eyeshadow palettes away!! @Morphe Cosmetics #depottingmakeup #makeuptok #creatorsearchinsights #makeupdeclutter #eyeshadowpalette

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Product placement

Morphe Cosmetics: ACTS - The video shows eyeshadow palettes from Morphe Cosmetics being depotted and rearranged into a new palette. This is a visible use of the product, and the creator is demonstrating how she uses it. Removing it would change what happens in the video. James Charles: APPEARS - Mentioned as a brand the creator does not support. Removing it would not change what happens in the video. MAC: APPEARS - Mentioned as a brand the creator does not support. Removing it would not change what happens in the video. Brettman Rock: APPEARS - Mentioned as a brand the creator does not support. Removing it would not change what happens in the video. KathleenLights: APPEARS - Mentioned as a brand the creator does not support. Removing it would not change what happens in the video.

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Depotting all of my eyeshadow pallets! pt. 2

Transcript

Welcome to part two of depoting all of my eyeshadow palettes. Here's where we are at the end of part one. And then another blank palette at the back. And then another blank palette at the back. And we still have two full palettes to depot. Plus just get into it. So I got some comments on my last video being like, why don't you just throw away that first palette? If you really don't support him. First of all, it was a birthday gift from some friends that year it came out because they knew I liked makeup. It wasn't because I liked James Charles. They also got me something by Brettman Rock. So they were just getting me makeup for my birthday. And personally, I find it really wasteful to just throw the entire palette away, especially because I don't have a lot of those other colors. So I'd have to go out and buy another palette. I've also avoided using that palette in previous years because I don't support him. And even if the outside looks really bad, people recognize the inside layout. So now I can continue to use the product without any names associated. And this is how the palette looks. Here are the neutrals, some shimmering iridescent shades, the full rainbow. And then some extras that I don't really know what to do with and don't really care about. I do still have that small Kathleen Lights palette that I could add to the back. But honestly, it's a lot of the same neutrals and it's pretty small, so I'm fine storing it. I also rather keep some extra space in here just in case I get any single shadows in the future. I really like having everything condensed into one space. And I think I'm going to get a small travel palette that way if I go on a trip, I could just customize what I want to bring. Okay, love you. Bye. Mwah.