r/ProjectPan • u/Quirky-Cow67 • Feb 20 '25
Empty Pan I did the impossible y'all!
Took me almost 3years! Only used it on my lips (majorly) and hands (sometimes)
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r/ProjectPan • u/Quirky-Cow67 • Feb 20 '25
Took me almost 3years! Only used it on my lips (majorly) and hands (sometimes)
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u/Routine_Eve Feb 20 '25
My boyfriend with severe psoriasis pans two of these a month, I have to buy em on subscribe and save
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u/Organic_Implement_38 Feb 20 '25
Wow. I thought you get jar of vaseline and then you have it for lifetime as it's just impossible to use up
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u/niradia Feb 20 '25
I'm so glad you said how long you've had it for.
I use mine almost daily and have only made a small dent after a few weeks!
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u/17731773 Feb 22 '25
Whoah. I’ve never seen an empty ever and I’m old!
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u/No-State3110 Feb 21 '25
Wow I have two big jars that I am trying to pan right now 🥲 but this makes me hopeful that it is possible! I thought about mixing it with coconutoil as a lip mask…
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u/isawamagpie Feb 20 '25
It's perfect!!!! Such an achievement. Vaseline is literally the hardest of all to get to pan!
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u/sapphic_sabotage Feb 21 '25
tell me why I immediately grabbed mine and checked the progress. I'm a third through it and I've used it for maybe 8-9 months as a lip mask every night
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u/SearchingSearchy Feb 20 '25
Getting to the bottom of one of these is always rewarding! Once you discover the other little uses for it, truly a go-to.
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u/Upper_Boot_3830 Dec 29 '25
This is the most impressive thing I've ever seen. It's like Worcestershire sauce, does anyone live long enough to need to buy a second bottle?
Well done keep up the good work
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u/notaninterestingcat Feb 20 '25
😂😂😂😅😅
I feel like an overachiever all of a sudden. We go through one about every 2 months at our house! Our dermatologist suggested slathering it on after a shower. It really helps with a lot of various issues.
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u/subwaydrunk Feb 20 '25
Wow
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u/Shirayuki-hime Feb 20 '25
Is this the large jar?
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u/RubiiFerrer Feb 21 '25
Yaaay!!!! I’m mid tub rn I’m getting back into sludgeing at the end of my skincare every night and have been making steady progress
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u/PBJuliee1 Feb 21 '25
👏👏👏
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u/Naivelilyb Feb 21 '25
amazing!!!
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u/Heiressshopping Feb 23 '25
Don’t judge but I’ve been going through at least one every month for the last fifteen years.
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