Overhead makeup depotting process demonstration from @kendallalfred

The creator demonstrates the process of salvaging a broken Dior foundation stick by depotting it into a travel container. She begins by showing the stuck mechanism, then walks through her sanitation process using 70% isopropyl alcohol on both the product and the new container. Throughout the physical demonstration, she provides a voiceover explaining her actions, sharing her frustration about the broken packaging, and reviewing the product's shade match and her preferred application method.

Creator: @kendallalfred on TikTok

Video format

POV Process Demonstration

Video outline

  1. State forced problem
  2. Explain inciting incident
  3. Show preparation process
  4. Express reluctance and doubt
  5. Commit to the salvage

Narrative framework

The Reluctant Salvage Operation

Narrative framework logic

A creator is forced to perform a drastic, irreversible modification to a beloved item due to an accidental mishap, documenting the emotional and practical steps of the salvage.

Topics: Makeup, Beauty, Cosmetics / Skincare

Concepts: Process, Tutorial / How To

Elements: Overhead Shot, Physical Product Demonstration

Account types: Personal Brand

Transcript excerpt

I am forced to depot one of my favorite foundations because I twisted it all the way up to see how much was left and it will not twist down. I did try like putting some pressure on the actual product while twisting and you can see I just busted the foundation So I am gonna give it a little spray of alcohol, this is 70% best to sanitize a little better. We'll let that dry. I might spray the container too. This is just a travel container. I had moisturizer in it at one point. I always keep a couple bottles of 70% isopropyl alcohol, use it to sanitize my tools, my tweezers, my lash scissors. I absolutely adore this foundation. It's in the shade one c r, which is a perfect perfect match for me. I'm definitely not happy about this because I prefer to swipe this on my face and then blend it out. So we'll see. You know how it is, but, like, will I even use this once it's teapotted? I don't know, but it's its only chance.

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