Depotting Essence Eye Shadows

The other day, I finally got some time to catch up on reading and I found this post on Starling Bright, stash posts and 'how to pack..' type posts are my ultimate favourites because I get great tips, this was no exception, I noticed that Sarah had depotted her Sugarpill shadows and they looked brilliant, I left a comment asking how hard it was, it wasn't, not at all, so after I had depotted all of my Sugarpill shadows, I started thinking about what other shadows I could depot- this usually happens when I depot shadows, and usually results in tantrums and broken product.  Not this time, this time I stumbled across something wonderful.

ESSENCE SHADOWS ARE THE EASIEST SHADOWS TO DEPOT EVER!!!

Here's what I did:

Working a long the same principle as any other shadow, I got my hair straightener  and some foil (I prefer baking paper, but seeing as how I hate baking, I don't own any) a pen, and an empty palette.  Some of the shadows I depotted needed magnets, but some did not, so it's handy to have some anyway.

Turn the straightener on, place the foil over the plate and the shadow on the foil:

Let it sit there for a minute of two and then take it off to peel the label off:

Place the shadow back on the straightener and wait another minute or so, take it off and use the pen, poke thought the hole in the back of the packaging- you'll see it clearly, there are actually 2.

The shadow will come loose:

Stick the label on the back:

And put it in a palette:

In true craft show style, here's one I prepared earlier:

Once the shadows are out of their original packaging, I think you'll agree they look really pretty.  From cheap to chic in a few easy steps.
How do you depot? Do you depot, or do you prefer all your shadows as individuals?