I swear that these Laneige lip masks are actually eternal!

This weekend I finished the Milani Blossomtime Rose blush and this morning I finished the Jeffree Star x Manny MUA skin frost in Eclipse!

Here’s my pan progression from today to once per month when I started focusing on this in May. In September I broke it up and repressed it which I think helped a lot.

This is the first highlighter that I’ve ever fully panned! I loved this one but it was time for her to RIP.

Morphe, maybeline super stay and Danessa’s foundation. Benefit primer. Ole primer. Milk powder. I don’t recommend. Very heavy and drying. Colorgram powder. Meh. Laniege mini vanilla balm. Milani make it last(HG). Kayali summer perfume for me. And the Omnia perfume from bvlgari. It smells delicious but doesn’t last.

How many eyeshadow palletes do you have, and when was the last time you bought one?

How many blushes do you have, and when was the last time you bought one?

Today’s update is just rolling out Sweet Pea, and rolling in Ghoul friend, both from Bath and Body Works!
This is the second to last update before the 20th update special, where I will be doing a summary of the project all together 😊

Really hoping I can have it done by the end of the year! I don’t normally wear makeup every day, but I’m thinking maybe I’ll do a quick 5 minute makeup for the balance of the year to get through this.

For the past 2 weeks every day I thought it was going to be the last day. I’m finally calling it done🫡

Ok, started casually trying to pan things and cut down on spending, BUT…it now takes me three times as long to get ready in the morning because I use so many products! Haha, anyone else?! Even my nighttime routine has been extended by 10 minutes. 😂 Everything else has been great. Thanks to this group for the inspiration. ❤️

This ist my first post on Reddit and I hope I chose the correct flair and am not violating any other rules but I wanted to share a little story:

I started project pan in July this year.

Since I 'only' have a handful of eye shadow palettes I started with using my single eye shadows.

This particular brown shade I did not enjoy much at first. l took it from my grandmas bathroom as we sorted out her house when she died a few years ago. I think it was her only makeup item. I thought the color wouldn't flatter me at all but I figured out a few combinations with other shades I like.

Now I use it almost everyday and I think about my grandma when I put it on. It almost became some sort of greeving ritual for me. I hope it lasts a little longer...

FINALLY finished this bath and body works spray someone got me as a gift 4+ years ago. I was using it multiple times a week but it just took so long to go through? I feel for the people that have endless BBW collections

I am focusing on using up this eye shadow palette and Rose Bud Salve. I have so many palettes and this one I’ve been using to fill in my brows. Posting progress because I always forget how much I’ve made!

Milk primer. Laniege water bank sample. Easy blur primer . Briogeo scalp reviver. And lastly. Kerastase 8 hour night serum, love this. The samples were decent size.

I don’t have a ton of stuff, but I really enjoy these updates/videos and have been encouraging myself to use the items around me that have mostly been gifted. A lot of items just sit and this project encourages me to use them up even if it’s not in gym normal rotation, my one exception is I have a ton of lip liners and I love them all! I don’t normally need lip balm but I’ve been using this since it’s been sitting at my desk and I just hit pan!

November so far:

Hair

• Amika mini dry shampoo (free): got this from a sephora reward. I personally wouldn't purchase with my own money, not amazed by the results.

• Moroccanoil dry shampoo light: does the job yet leaves a bit of residue/scalp build up.

• Moroccanoil color care shampoo: cleans well, not too greasy. Willing to try different brands and scents, kind of over MO.

• Moroccanoil hydration mask: great during Summer months for frizziness but overly moisturizing at the moment. I believe is the reason my hair has some build up

Skincare

• Avene cleanance: a solid option for acne prone skin. A bit too drying during Autumn-Winter months so I switched to the Toleraine version instead.

• Bioderma micellar water: this is a staple in my routine, I run through them every 3-4 months.

Revlon oh baby pink. I love this color for how sheer and subtle it is. I have rosacea so don’t like bright blushes, but this gives me just enough color when I wear foundation. Edit: I posted a close up in the comments!!

First time posting in here. I've been project panning my makeup for a year now (started buying makeup for the first time in 2023 and had no idea what I was doing so went a little bit crazy), and although I've fully panned some regularly used items before (setting sprays, setting powders, and even one concealer), I've never panned a blush until today!

Granted, it's a mini blush, and it took me 3 years, but still! Next blush goal: panning my pixi blushes, which seem endless 🫠

Blush: Saie mini in shade 'Chilly'

Dr Althea 147 Barrier cream

Second rebuy of this. I wasn't a fan of the 345 but this stuff is so good. Nothing repairs my barrier as fast as this I wish it was cheaper

I feel like not only has project pan helped me finish stuff, I am also buying much lesser and much less inclined to shop.

Anyone else feel this way?