

Empty Travel Size!
I got this laneige travel size for Christmas and I just finished it up today!! I really liked this scent but I’m glad to have another lip product out of my collection


I got this laneige travel size for Christmas and I just finished it up today!! I really liked this scent but I’m glad to have another lip product out of my collection
I can start moving next weekend already, so I keep focusing on stuff I don't have much left of!
I really like the Bandit scalp peeling, as well as Nip+Fab serum, I feel sad they are withdrawing from my country :(
The scents are all over the place but honestly I’m not a season scent wearer. Hopefully I can finish at least 1 lotion, 1 lip gloss and one fragrance for the month of April. This one might be hard because it’s a lot of floral and I’m not really into floral😭
BRUH JUST CHECKED THE MAKEUPS MANUFACTURE DATE IS ON THE PACKAGE IT READS 2017 BRUH
back in 2017 to 2019 I was part of an MLM (story for another time no longer apart)
But have tons of left over makeup products that have followed me for years (it now obv being 2026). Some of these have followed me through 3 moves including across states. This stuff is well over 8 to 9 years old and I have ALOT. Most of it is stuff that I don't even use (now being a masc presenting fem) but also it was products to sell not use so they don't match my skin tone... Some have never been open but they are ANCIENT.
Any tips, Pointers? or should I just close my eyes and chuck it.
I don't feel like I could even donate this stuff with how many years old it is will a good conscience.
my first post here!! i have been using this costco hand sanitizer to refill a small purell in a baggu pouch i toss into whatever bag i'm using that day. would not recommend, the smell is so chemically orange. excited to try something new, and not be stuck with it for so many years. but i'm glad i used it up! (if you have fav hand sanitizers... i'm all ears. i'm finally free lol)
I thought I wouldn't see another pan in months. Turns out, being one of my favourite colours, it gets used frequently enough for a pan to show up. I am excited at how these will progress throughout the year.
March was dryyyy here! Three hand creams panned. I went on a trip in January and thought to finish up the decanted shampoo/conditioner/shower gel bottled too. Hope those count!
Also, never thought I'd get through the tretinoin! Finally!
I’m so close to trading 10 Lush pots for 2 face masks. Amazing motivation to pan.
Loves:
💗secret deodorant = holy grail
💗Olaplex no 3 and no 5 keeps my hair so hydrated and shiny and. I own the full size for both - on the hunt for cheaper alternatives tho
💗SkinFix barrier repair - excellent for dry east coast winter but unsure if I’ll repurchase
💗 Topicals Faded Serum - loved it sooo much - improved my skin texture and I immediately went and bought a full size
💗 Alo Mega c body wash - smelled amazing and very luxurious experience
Likes:
👍 Ole Henriksen Banana Bright Eye cream - really nice and hydrating but too expensive for what it was
👍 BenefIt Fanfest - free sample I enjoyed but wouldn’t buy myself
👍 Laneige Lip Balm - was excited to try this but felt it didn’t do much - too expensive
👍 Tatcha Dewy Cream - was fine and smelled amazing but can’t justify the price tag
👍 Farmacy Deep Sweep - I enjoyed it but got it as a free gwp and think I can find much cheaper alternatives
Dislikes:
❌ Essence Byebye Panda Eye - ironically it did give me panda eyes and made my eyes really itchy. This one was not an empty I’m just tossing it
🥳🎉 opened up the pump with pliers to get remainder out
been reading threads here for a while and one pattern keeps coming up. people know something is past its date or not performing anymore but it sits in the drawer for weeks or months before they actually toss it. curious what makes that gap so long. is it guilt about the money spent, hope that it might still be fine, or just not having a replacement ready? what finally makes you pull the trigger?
Empty bath and body works body butter (water winter mint).
I hate most lotion texture: every time I tried panning regular lotion before, I just threw it out because I didn't like the texture. I usually like solid lotions but I tried body butter and found it tolerable enough to actually finish. So first time finished non-solid lotion.
Should I be worried about this? Is it bacteria or is it wax bloom? I've had this lipstick for a few years but I have Urban Decay lipsticks from the same order that don't look like this. I haven't used it in a while but I tossed it into my makeup bag for project panning and got a shock when I opened it up. I love this color but I've got other (different shades) of red and I will absolutely toss it if it's dangerous because I'm especially susceptible to allergies to lip products. It's why I have so many UD lipsticks in the first place because the old formula was one of the few that didn't provoke an allergic reaction unlike most drugstore lipsticks.
Unrelated, but I'm also just going through a tough time with panning because the skin on my face is still freaking out in reaction to something. It's been months now of healing and flare ups. I guess it's somewhat helpful for panning because I'm using foundation for the first time in years but it's making me hesitant to do my makeup. Makeup is always more enjoyable for me when it's about having fun rather than covering up.
Haruharu wonder Black Rice SPF 50 - 03/11
Mixsoon Bean Sunscreen SPF 50 - 03/21
Finished two sunscreens in March. Both performed about similarly for me, just that the Mixsoon pilled more on my skin.