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A BEAUTY fan has spilled her secret to keeping pricey makeup buys last longer.
She successfully revived a dried out brow cosmetic using a simple hack.
Nevaeh (@nevaehh._05) filmed herself demonstrating the tip in a viral video on TikTok — and it did not disappoint.
Her advice won't break the bank, using just one ingredient and a little patience.
A dried out designer makeup product can be a bummer, but Nevaeh proved that there's no need to fret.
The beauty tip prevented her from having to go out and buy another pricy cosmetic.
Nevaeh started out with a pot of boiling water, adding the product to it while completely sealed.
She used the Anastasia Beverly Hills Dip Brow, $21, available at Sephora.
"A smudge-free, waterproof pomade formula that performs as an all-in-one brow product," the product description reads.
It also promises a "creamy" texture, which seemed to have gotten lost with time.
After boiling the brow makeup for four minutes, she let it sit.
The Anastasia Beverly Hills Dip Brow came out looking good as new.
Several beauty fans chimed in on the hack in the comment section of the video.
"Are you kidding? I just threw two of these out because they were completely dried out," one wrote.
"Will this help revive an old dried up Dip Brow?" another asked, with Nevaeh confirming, "Yes."
"I wonder if I can do this with my lip pots," a third commented.
"About to do this with my Elf Brow Pomade, because we're on a budget," yet another wrote.
"This couldn’t have came at the most perfect time," one more said.
Others had their own techniques they used to revive dried out makeup.
"I wrote to the manufacturer and they said to put a drop of baby oil in there when it dries, but honestly I switched to Tarte Big Ego and it cheaper and way better. No drying issues," one wrote.
"I just spray mine with setting spray," another added.
"A drop of micellar water every now and then," a third commenter chimed in.
