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MEDIC, C'MON MAN!
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Depanning pre-made quads (link)
I made a quick photo tutorial about a quick and painless way to depan pre-made MAC quads without needing flames, irons or other heat sources.
http://mac.larahill.com/depanning.htm
I hope it helps someone!
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flossy! flossy!
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Thank you for this! I've been contemplating dequadding but wasn't quite sure how I would go about it! Now I just have to work up the courage to actually do it!
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Whore in Wonderland
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very nice.
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MEDIC, C'MON MAN!
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I'm glad it was useful to at least one person, then. 
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Sorry if this is off topic, but I've been going back and forth on whether I should de-quad my pre-made quads. Part of me wants to so they colors can "play" with the other colors in my 15 pan palettes, but then I worry about the quad losing it's "quad"-ness. I don't know, I'm so torn! What should I do???
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Wow, you made that seriously easy! Thank you, thank you, thank you! Now that I see that, I wonder why I was dreading it! 
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Ohhh! I've been avoiding buying quads because I like my shadows in the bigger pallettes, but I've been eyeing some quad colors. Now I'm not so put off by it! thank you! 
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Stage Makeup Maven
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I used your method and it works like a charm plus i can re use the quads for travel beacuse it doesnt damage them.
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You're right that the pre-made quads don't have as much glue as the regular eyeshadows.
I sit my palettes on top of my straightening iron for a few minutes and I can gently pry it out.
I try to avoid X-acto knives as much as possible.. I'm a horrible klutz.
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MAC is my anti drug
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i did this technique and it wa super easy! now i''m swapping the quad colors i didnt like! thanks for posting this lara : )
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Thanks, I think I might be brave enough to try this now.
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Re: Depanning pre-made quads (link)
man do i feel stupid now. ;/
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Re: Depanning pre-made quads (link)
Did this on Tuesday and it worked like a charm.
Thanks so much.

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