After using it wet for a few months I realized that I didn't like the look of the shadow. I also noticed that it wasn't as pigmented anymore.
I had two options: scrape of the top (risk damaging it) or find a non evasive way to get off the of layer.
After racking my mind for a while I found some masking tape. Check out the results in the video below!

Brilliant! Thanks for posting, I just ruined one of the colours in my Kryolan palette with a wet shadow brush. Definitely going to try this.
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Deleteomg you have no idea how timely your post is for me!! I recently ruined one of my new Naked 2 shadows (YDK to be exact) by using it with MAC Fix + ... I swear, I was about to reach for the scraper until I saw this post!! thanks so much, I'm trying your method right now!!!
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Deletewonderful ideas!!! thanks so much for sharing!!!!
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DeleteThis is great thanks for sharing<3
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Deletethis is so helpful. I have some shadows with water damage. I'm gonna try this.
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DeleteThank you for the tip!! I just bought a palette and used it wet and i thought I ruined my favorite eyeshadow.
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