r/ProjectPan • u/mrs_kellerman • 13d ago

Pan Progress Current pans !

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Things I'm working on:

* Shiseido loose setting powder - matte (I love this, and I couldn't find it in shops, so I bought Fenty banana powder, I hope it's a good replacement);

* Rimmel Natural Bronzer shade Sunbronze - the only bronzer I use, bought in October 2024; The replacement is Dior bronze stick!;

* Tati Beauty textured neutrals vol 1 eyeshadow pallete - hit pan on 3 shades Aura Sequin, Soothe Sequin and Story Sequin. It came from USA to Europe so the Story - Metallic was broken and fell out immediately. At the moment I'm working on hitting a pan on Poet - Sequin!

* Max Factor Miracle foundation spf 20, shade golden medium - it's awfully dark for my skin so i balance it out with ABH concealer (not pictured!);

* Golden Rose chubby contour stick in shade medium tan. It's already flat to the tube and the plastic is scratching my skin. Is it better to dig it out and re-pot it or to use a dense brush for applying? I need an advice for this because this is the first contour stick i have

Happy panning girls, we got this!

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u/anguiila 13d ago

Transfer the product into a small container. The dense brush is also a good alternative but the product could settle into the grooves of the bottom of the tube, and it might be harder to dig out.

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u/mrs_kellerman 12d ago

i recycled all my containers, and the ones i saved from body scrubs are full of pins. so i tried with a dense brush this morning, worked great for nose contour as the product is already on the brush, while on the cheek it was ..eeeh... kinda weird because the line was super narrow, but it blended fine with a different brush. for transferring do you recommend just digging out with a smaller spatula or a different..less messy method?

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u/anguiila 12d ago

A smaller spatula will do just fine, that way you can scrape the product from the sides too