hey girls, i recently went through a really traumatic phase of my life and I have lost so much hair and i have bald patches. is there any solution for this? clinics and haircare both? like any clinic you guys go to and what treatments do you get also what is the cost of the treatments.. and for haircare anything you use apart from minoxidil ( i have cats its not cat safe )
please PLEASE help me please😭🤞🤞
Okay hear me out first!! I dont like the concept of project pan personally, like *IN MY OPINION* SO THIS IS A RANT POST AND YOU DONT HAVE TO AGREE ♡
Others can do it its fine. I dont own a lot of products, but the way I buy and use is unique. I like to buy a few products for a specific category ( Say theres a sale for body lotions- ill buy 3 or 5 and then use them up and then buy 5 more or whatever).
Like i feel like some people confuse project pan with minimalism? I keep getting these videos on my feed saying "Your makeup should only fit in one bag!!!" / Your skincare should only be 3 products!!!! and I dont get the concept- i am someone who enjoys different styles of makeup and heavy makeup as well. I cannot fit my eyeshadow palettes in one tiny bag. I dont have like 5 different foundations but i have one of each product i use. As a 2016/ heavy makeup lover I feel like project pan to some extent is just clean girl propaganda all over again.
I do appreciate project pan and I think i somewhat practice it. I use up all my things but I dont restrict myself on one thing. I find it depressing that people are forcing themselves to finish a product just so they can buy a new one- like isn't that defeating the whole purpose? Why not enjoy it? I like to buy multiple items of the same category and sure, you could argue its not project panning but at least i am able to enjoy my products and control my spending.
If there are people who have disorders or issues like hoarding or something I feel like that's a whole different thing in itself and its a very nuanced topic that i won't be going deep into.
My point is, people who have a very rigid project panning personality are somewhat insufferable to me. Being broke is one thing, everyone has financial issues and I will never shame someone for having few things that they use until its over. So i am not trying to diss people with financial issues. But i dont understand those who get so weird and pressurising about panning and using up and not buying something even if they reallly like it.
I am sorry but life is too short for me to force myself into a thing I cannot cope with. I feel like a lot of people arent cut out for project panning and are forcing themselves into it. It feels like insanity.
I feel like we should be able to enjoy our inventory, our products and the way we spend our money treating ourselves. Not spend too much but also be able to buy something new if we want to try it rather than forcing yourself to finish your previous products and then buying it. I can buy something new, try it and still be able to use all my products till the last drop.