Removed lipstick, cleaned out remaining plastic pieces. Mixed up some J-B Weld, squished it down in the body. Took the guts from a thumbdrive and shoved it down into the J-B Weld. Added a little more around the edges, leveled it, cleaned up any smudges or drips. After it all set up, about 24 hours because it was below freezing in our apartment (don't ask). then i painted the top with some nail polish to make it look like some lipstick (kinda).
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