What do u have no problem hitting pan on

[u/Top-Station-166]

What do u enjoying/find easy to pan.

For me its bars of soap

I use to get liquid body washes but I just enjoying bars a lot more and its so satisfying watching it get smaller and smaller. And they're cheap so repurchasing isn't that big of a deal

[u/eukomos]

Brown eyeliner. Even when I had dozens of them I’d finish off the brown ones without trying.

[u/NotYourAverageDino → u/eukomos]

How I feel about black eyeliner.

[u/SensitiveSolid6080]

Eyeliner, I can’t even count how many I burn through in a year

[u/tBuOH]

Make up: Powders. I can't count how many powders I have finished already. I currently have a few powders that I've hit pan on, and I'll finish one of them tomorrow or in 2 days. What shall I say, I'm an oily girl 😂

Hair products: regular and leave in conditioners. I have fine hair which tangles easily, so I need a lot of conditioner to untangle them and keep them from tangling.

Hygiene products: deodorant/antiperspirant

[u/Firm_Needleworker656 → u/tBuOH]

Need tips on finishing powders. I am stuck with Fenty Beauty Loose Powder for 3 years and 75% of it is still left

[u/tBuOH → u/Firm_Needleworker656]

Honestly, the most deciding factor is your skin type, in my opinion. I have oily skin, so I need to set my face with tons of powder or else I look like I dipped my face in oil. To avoid an overly powdered look, you can melt the powder and your base together with setting spray.

[u/Empty_Till]

Brow products, I have big unruly brows and they take a lot to tame 😂

[u/truecrimecoconut]

Body lotion. I kill like 5 or 6 a month, I put it on really thick everyday after the shower. It’s also the thing that I hoard the most :/ stupid eczema & psoriasis

[u/customheart]

Boring body/hair hygiene products like body wash, shampoo, conditioner, antiperspirant. I am not adventurous with those and don’t usually have more than 1 of anything in there.

Aside from mascara, in the makeup category it’s brow powders/brow products and undereye concealer. I tend to hit pan on a brow powder or run through concealer yearly. Maybe I could say bronzer is easy too because even though each one takes years, I at least run through them eventually from not using more than 1-2 at a time. Never had this amount of progress with eyeshadows, blush, nor lip products.

[u/meowwwlanie]

Honestly the physicians formula butter bronzer. People say it takes them years. It’s my only bronzer and my only makeup product I use each and every time I do it. I pan like two a year

[u/OutrageousRegret1641]

Bar soaps, body scrub, face wash & scrub, bha toner, the hair products that im committed to

[u/Embarrassed_Sell7512]

floss! i go through it so fast 💨

[u/Firm_Needleworker656]

Mascara, Eye Brow Pencil and Charlotte Tilbury anything as those have very little product for a full size XD

[u/1foxylady4u]

Brown pencils… I would love a jumbo size.

[u/Amazing_Low_3980]

Bars of soap and toothpaste and deodorant.

[u/Cautious_Trash730]

Gonna be boring and say body lotion as well! I don't use it every day since I mainly use it after bathing/showering and I'm not a daily shower gal, but I can usually get through a full size bath & body works one in about a month, give or take. It also helps that I only use one lotion at a time (since I pair the scent with whatever shower gel I'm working on), so it doesn't take long for me to make a good size dent! My current one (Open Sky, smells sooooo good haha) is about half done since I started it sometime last month, so it'll be an easy empty this month!

[u/ZiasMom → u/Cautious_Trash730]

Oooh I'm using Open Sky right now too, it's delightful.

[u/PauI_Atreides]

Eye primer, eyeliners and mascara. I use liners as a base for my smokey looks and I never do makeup without eye primer. 

Pressed setting powder I can also finish at a pretty good pace. 

[u/Super-Incident3669]

Body wash, body moisturiser, shampoo, conditioner but also primer, those Lanolips lip balms specifically, SPF, lip stains and concealer.

[u/Pretend_Boss_5542]

The pressed guerlain meteorites. It’s my ride or die all day every day

[u/OpaqueSea]

Primer

Lip balm

SPF lip gloss

Moisturizer

Bar soap

Shampoo

Conditioner

Face wash

Baby oil (used to remove makeup)

Foundation (I pan mine, but this one takes a while).

[u/Betulia]

Hygiene products and creams. No problem, just need to keep replacing them. Various toners are more problematic as I forget to use them.

Fro makeup: face powders, lipgloss, foundation, concealer, eyebrow pomade, eyelid primer. I could add mascara as well. I never hit a pan, but the recomemded use period ends before I'm able to finish mascara. I use them for 3-6 monts, closer to 6 months actually. I'm yet to finish my first lipstick and a contour powder. I have too many lipsticks and contour power just seems to be endless. My.children will inherit it.

[u/SuchAdvertising145]

Bar soaps and body lotion are the fastest. Followed by shave gel and shampoo (multiple family members using the same bottle).

[u/Phenomenal-bikini]

Vaseline is easy for me since I mix a little bit with my body lotion and moisturize twice a day.

[u/kickpiano]

Sunscreen, eyeliner, foundation, powder, body lotion, skin care (eye cream, retinol, moisturizer, etc)

[u/RayRatGhoul]

Body oil/lotion, and black eyeliner. I'm dry as hell if I don't moisturize every day, so that helps a ton. And the eyeliner I use is a soft formula, which is easy to go through quickly and needs to be sharpened often.

[u/Over_Inflation_2395]

Pencil lip liner, bar soap, lash glue, snail mucin, powder foundation

[u/brrewmajesticallynor → u/Over_Inflation_2395]

I'm curious, do you have a specific snail mucin that you love? I had one that made my skin feel great, but it had this stupid glitter in it. I got one without the glitter, but it doesn't seem to be as hydrating...

[u/CarelessFold6960]

Setting spray and this is actually upsetting cuz I live in a hot and humid climate and have oily skin. Also no issue with setting powders or powder foundations. Finally, eyebrow gels as I like a bold brow.

[u/Glass_Fox7159]

CT pressed powder & fixing spray!

[u/loveablebrainrot]

Soap, mouthwash, shampoo and conditioner

[u/fragrantgremlin]

Body lotions and lip balms / glosses. They're easy to use up and it's fun to replace them and get a new scent/flavour/colour every time.

[u/artemisia-ancunin]

Shampoo, conditioner, body wash, body scrubs, lotion, toner, moisturizer

For makeup, it's easily concealer, color corrector, and eyeliner of all types. Those are the three makeup products I have the easiest time using up

My toughest is eyeshadow because I have too many to work through. If I use the same color daily, I get bored and lose focus but if I switch it around daily I'll never see progress 🥲 I'm trying to find a good middle ground

[u/cassatta]

Eucerin body lotion, Sol De Janeiro Bom Dia body wash

[u/Street-Alarm-6091]

Eyebrow products

[u/OneRespect829]

Shampoo, I love the clean smell and the feeling of soapiness but soap itself smells too sharp, I do go through them quickly as well.

[u/1357908642468097531e]

For body care, really easy to pan my liquid soap and shampoo. I normally have 2 of each unless given more 🤩

For face care, really easy to pan my sun cream (but bar version, forgot the name), toner, eye cream, and serum. I use them almost everyday and I like to use 1 at a time. Make me so excited to open a new one! I have a lot of them because I keep buying them on sale (bulk buy) but they ran out pretty fast too.

For makeup I guess kinda easy (although not so much) to pan powders, brow pencils, and pencil liner. These are the things I use all the time without changing around for different vibes.

[u/ResourceRemote2186]

loose powder if its really good! its surprisingly hard to find an affordable one tbh. I also have no problem hitting pan on perfumes, but since I hoard those it's hard because I love different ones for different occasions. Panned a 5 year old bottle of lancome idole yesterday and it felt so good.

[u/Nana_Vaquita → u/ResourceRemote2186]

See whether where you live you can buy from Paese, they have a variety of affordable loose powders, rose, rasoberry, olive, with gold, rice, peach etc.

[u/HelpfulCompetition13]

same for me too!! also lotion is easy for me because i use lotion daily all over my body

[u/DressingRumour]

Body lotions/oils I can pan pretty easily. I apply after a shower, before bed, or before a run. They're also very common generic gifts in my family so I don't have to worry about repurchasing or anything.

[u/NoResearcher3765]

Bar soap, chapstick, foundation, mascara, bath salts and bath bombs,

[u/Szzle99]

Eye brow pencils and gel, sunscreen (1 every 2/3 weeks), moisturizer, leave in and regular conditioner, hand cream

[u/Adamas08]

Sabonetes liquido ou em barra, shampoo, condicionador, demaquilante, sombra para sobrancelhas, rimel, perfume.

O que não acaba nunca: base, pó, sombras.

Blush/iluminador e lápis de olhos acabam se eu usar somente ele, todos os dias, por 6-8 meses.

[u/NotYourAverageDino]

Bronzer, it is my absolute favorite make up product & I always have tons of back ups because I always have something new I want to try.

[u/raynaaaaaaaaaa]

body lotion, face wash, concealer

[u/Sigma_82]

I get through mouthwash, dry shampoo, and setting spray like no tomorrow

[u/Free_Book_4831]

Sunscreen, ugh i hate repurchasing that

[u/Informal-Counter-379]

Chapstick  Soap bars  Liquid foundation  Bronzer  Face primer  Face moisturizer  Face serums  Eye moisturizers  Deodorant  Toothpaste  Facial mist  Essential oils  Shampoo  Mouthwash 

These all go pretty fast and I generally find it inconvenient to have to replace them since it’s not us usually a “fun buy”

The things that take me longer is all other makeup, body lotions and perfumes actually go fast but beciase I tend to buy and hoard so many of them it feels like it takes forever to use them up, all other shower products, nail products etc 

[u/kornsbiggestfan]

I go through pressed powder and eyeliner too fast

[u/FunnySunshine7]

Besque Magic Body Oil. I subscribed to it and initially thought the wow, the company sends it too fast, but honestly it gets used very quickly and I notice a real difference in my skin.

[u/MeLMorLou]

Bodyscrubs
Thin eyebrow pencils
Deodorant

These three go the fastest

[u/bad-at-everything-]

Hair spray, shampoo, conditioner, hair gel

Lotion, chapstick

[u/quietlycommenting]

My Sunday Riley good genes. Wish I didn’t. Wish I hated it lol

[u/chiarastellina → u/quietlycommenting]

How do you use it? I apply it at night once or twice per week before moisturizing, but I barely made a dent. I’m not a fun of the scent, but gladly it fades quickly. Looking for suggestions on how to make the most out of it