u/izaivi

How do you keep your makeup collection organized physically or digitally?

I’m 40+, and I’ve noticed my makeup habits have changed a lot over time. I care more now about shades that actually flatter me, textures that don’t settle into fine lines, and being able to recreate looks that worked instead of guessing every time.

I also realized I forget what I already own way too easily, especially with lipsticks, blushes, and similar nude or rosy tones.

For those of you who like to stay organized: do you use drawers, labels, photos, notes, spreadsheets, an app, or just memory and vibes?

I’d love to hear what actually works for you, what feels annoying to maintain, and whether things like shade notes, look steps, or color theory references are genuinely helpful.

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u/izaivi — 8 days ago

Hi everyone! I’m a woman who made a makeup app after realizing how easy it is to forget what products you already own, what tones actually flatter you, or how you created a look you really liked.

It’s called Kireya. You can organize your makeup, save looks, write down your steps, and explore color theory in a more visual way. There’s also a little interactive breathing color wheel in the free version, which I added because I wanted color theory to feel less intimidating and more fun.

It’s freemium, and the premium version includes AI guidance that only uses the information you choose to add to your app so it feels more like a private beauty assistant than something invasive.

Would genuinely love feedback from makeup lovers here 🫶

u/izaivi — 9 days ago

I was standing in Sephora, completely overwhelmed. New launches everywhere. My brain going "ooh shiny." And I genuinely couldn't remember if I already had that concealer. Or if my shade had changed since last year.

I almost bought a duplicate. Again.

That "wait… do I already own this?" feeling. I knew I wasn't the only one. I looked for an app that actually helped. Nothing really did.

So I built Kireya. Your makeup, organized. Your shades, tracked. No more guessing at the counter.

punkytigerlabs.com/kireyaapp

It's part of Punky Tiger Labs, a small indie lab I co-founded. I also built Flixscope (for when you can't decide what to watch) and MagicBall Moods (a magic 8-ball for Apple Watch, because sometimes you just need the universe to decide for you).

Would love to hear if anyone else has built something out of a "why doesn't this exist yet" moment.

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u/izaivi — 14 days ago