I did a test run of a project pan to see how it is like. I'm surprised to say I feel confident that I am able to go on a no-buy and try to downsize my makeup stash. I love makeup but I don't personally want to spend as much as I did before. I am guilty of going into the consumer cycle.
Nothing curbs makeup purchases like project panning imo. I've been panning for about 4 years and this year I decided to take a break from it. However, I feel like my purchases this year were way more than I may have if I was panning. Needless to say, I'm going back to panning this year and am so excited for it.
I only started panning in 2020 but I have become obsessed! Like you said it is addictive. I found it motivating to start with a lot of mini products (like things I got from Ipsy) since it’s easier to finish those and made me excited to work on full sized products! I also like to keep a journal specific to project panning/makeup inventory. I’ve always been someone who needs to write things down and it’s super helpful!
Personally I just take monthly pictures of my project pan items and put them in a designated folder. It's fun to be able to compare them and I save the pictures for finished products too
I tried a rolling 5 pan last year and enjoyed it, but I lost steam towards the end of the year. I might try a seasonal/ usage project to see if that’s more fun. I was thinking 14 uses on 14 products by Valentine’s Day to start.
I did my first project pan this year because I realized that I was buying too much and most of them on impulse. So I went on no-buy from Jan to Jun and used just what I had. I picked ten items, mostly those kind what I normally wouldn't reach for. Really an eye opener of what I think that looks pretty but isn't really my thing when I actually apply it on my face. Will continue doing project pans because I still have some categories where I have too much products. I also want to do seperate project for nailpolishes. I rarely wear nailpolish but for some reason I own 10 bottles of it.. So next year I will try to use them as much as I can and in the future settle owning only one or two bottles.
Can’t wait to keep using up items into 2022 and slowly curating my collection down to my favorites. This year my favorite panning hack was to crush up and mix powders together to change formulas to work for me better ex. a covergirl pressed powder was too mattifying and heavy and an hourglass powder was too sparkly/glowy for under my eyes; mixed together it was actually a favorite until I panned it. PS this is like your perfect red lip!!
Agree 100% in posting to social media for a project pan. I started doing this just for myself. I have an IG. I did end up tagging a few things and I have a small following (only 79 people), but I don’t really do it for anyone else, but it is nice to get a few encouraging comments occasionally. Most importantly to me is when I pan something I comment on the pic what I thought of it so if I forget there is a record for me to go back to. I will also tag the brand and I’ve had one or two brands comment back to me. Never thought that would happen. lol...
i started to project pan in 2018 on my instagram. i had a 10 product non rolling year long PP (i didn’t know you could roll stuff in 😂) and then a pan that palette. since my year long was non rolling i did a lot of season projects in the second half. i have learned that first year of panning that i don’t like a pan that palette 😂 did it the entire year for 2018 and never again
I know this video is old but it's giving me the motivation to start planning the lipsticks I never use. I got overwhelmed seeing all the lipsticks I don't use but used to love, so I thought maybe doing a project pan would help. Wish me luck!
I absolutely love this video and your message here. You are the very person that inspired my own project pan. I really want to get usage out of the things that I buy. Trying to pan a blush is probably one of the most highlighting (for me) of truly how long it can take to pan an item! This has absolutely taught me what needs to be on a low buy (blush, eyeliner, highlighter) and what I go through quickly (bronzer, face powder, skin care). Thank you for sharing you methods and inspiring others!!!! I truly enjoy the content on your channel and the mix between newer and using up what you have (the frankenbronzer!!! Wow, lol). Merry Christmas to you and yours!
I've been panning for almost 2 years now and I love doing it. I also have just learned new tips! I don't have yourtube or even social media, I will do my own progress in a different way, thank you for that! Like they say, learn something new everyday! Now hopefully this will give me motivation for next year!
I just want to share that I got inspired by some of the panning content I watch ( like some of your videos) to repurpose a face powder I have that's just about a shade too dark for a bronzer! Gives a super subtle effect that I love and I can't stop using it now 😄
I usually have several projects going at once, including a palette and nail polish. The benefit for me is that I have a smaller selection to choose from daily so that I am not overwhelmed and spending too much time in the morning deciding what makeup to use. It also gives me a chance to get to know each product better and how best to use it. I am not super strict and the projects are ending and beginning...so there is also variety
I'm toying with the idea of doing a makeup project where I try to use everything in my collection 3 times throughout the whole year... Just to make sure I'm cycling through all of it. That doesn't sound like a lot but there are some items but I might count each eye shadow pan. Might adjust to two as the year goes on ha!
My dad was the one who marked my height's progresses on the door frame, thanks for triggering a very good memory! 🥰 I don't own too much makeup but I have too many eyeshadow singles and palettes for one person for sure... I rotate them every week, as I get tired of doing the same looks over and over. I always thought that a project pan for someone like me that doesn't own so much makeup is useless, but you are right! It doesn't matter what products you put in the project or how many, it would always be satisfying to see the progress! Thanks for the tips and kisses from Italy 🤗
Great timing! Definitely feeling like I have plenty of items in my collection that aren't getting enough love and I think a usage based project pan sounds right up my alley! Also your makeup looks incredible in this video! Loving the soft shimmery eyes with the bold lip and your base looks flawless!
Thank you for this video...I have bought a few things based on hype. I'm definitely starting a small project pan next year because I just have too many lipsticks 😅 they are my weakness.
If this isn’t true, I don’t know what is. I have 34 lipsticks, I have to use them up/more. I have so many j don’t know what I’m doing with myself. I decided to go on a a no buy and just start panning.
Thanks for this! I have been seriously exploring makeup preferences and collecting for three years and now I am faced with having more than I can enjoy and some is starting to get old without me giving it as much love as I wanted to, so I am doing my first project panning this year!
This video is Awesome ❤ I want to Start a Project Pan to enjoy My Makeup even more, Thank you for taking the time to educate us about Starting A Project Pan🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍
I pan out anything I can recycle first. Items I can reuse, like for jewelry storage, or mirrored compacts will be last, after cheap plastic or cardboard singles. I deconstruct the materials, remove magnets, etc. I am on a low buy year, so I passed up the Bath&Body works sales, until I have nothing left from them.
Loved hearing a breakdown of starting a project pan. I was considering now that my makeup collection is bigger, but I think I'm going to try a monthly makeup 🧺 since most of my stuff is fairly new.
I just started and actually it makes my makeup routine faster since I’m not spending so much time on thinking of what to use with what since I have a accumulated so much this year. I felt so bad about it but now I feel like since there’s a goal here than it’s possible to use these items up. Live this video!
So true. I open 1 product in a category at a time for eg 1 mascara or 1 foundation and finish it before trying/purchasing something new but I also don't make youtube videos so I can purchase what you guys recommend and dont have to 'test' or review products. Xxxxx
Thank you for your tips! I started project pan in 2021 for the first time and really enjoyed it, but I got some new ideas from you) Really liked this 10 uses system, because sometimes hitting pan or finishing up seems overwhelming. Just found your channel but will definitely follow it, your example is so inspiring!
Great video! 💜. Next year I’m doing multiple project pans- Each month I use one product from each category, then I add 5 items from my deck of panning, then I have several year long projects like 22 items (any beauty product) in 2022, A to Z products, and partners in cream. Will also be doing shades of pink in feb. And one nail polish per month with a reasonable use goal. Love your videos, looking forward to another year!!!
That was really a detailed and super helpful video! 😊Thank you very much for that💕 I would like to start my first project plan next year. And your tips help a lot! ☺️I am really looking forward to it!!! Best regards!💕
Thank you for a great video once again! What resonated with me was #5 reason for project panning. I'm getting to know my makeup again. I do not have single cream blush. All six are solid powder. Learning to use what I have in hand. Also a question to the community out there: Do you find yourselves using more of a product (or should say more heavy handed) to use it up or get to pan? Something I've noticed I do. 😳
I've found myself being a little more heavy handed in some cases, or if I have just had enough of a moisturizer I might just use the last of it as a hand cream. If I really don't like a lotion it turns into foot cream
I've watched this 4 times, I'm so interested in trying this,. My biggest problem is the amount of make-up i have is outrageous and i can't find where to start. I when i say outrageous I'm talking 3000 makeup items. 800 are eyeshadow palettes. Many many things in my collection have never been used. I've thought about doing a massive declutter , but then i get fomo.. ugh any advice? I got so excited i used up two powders and a concealer so far this year. So i think panning would be fun. Just kinda lost on where to start
Have you tried a project 5 uses? For eyeshadow palettes ( the way I do it is anytime I use a shade in a palette I mark that as a use and once I meet my usage goal I go to something else) Also samples are an awesome place to start tryna use up... I have a big collection and like to rotate my things ... My best advice would be to look for more videos of project pans and then work out what would work best for you.
Oh and if you are anything like me and like to switch up what you wear for makeup everyday maybe put multiple palettes in a project 5 uses ... ( and if you're feeling something different dont be afraid to switch it up ) in the end its still less than what there was 😊
@@flawedfabulous you're welcome, and declutters are so hard I find... I been slowly decluttering my stash of beauty products and its not easy especially when I discover expired products thats the kicker for me ... I wish you luck on working on using your collection 😊
hi Sarah! I recently discovered your channel and i am so glad i did! i started a project pan for 2022 and i have about 13 makeup products. some of them i already finished, some are almost there, but others are going to be hard bc i also use other makeup. i'm doing it mainly for two reasons: spend less money and enjoy the products i already own! can't wait to see how this is gonna go hahah
Never had a lot of makeup, not used a lot of makeup, but the last few years i have used more. In 22 i panned two eyebrow pencils, one pressed big bowder, one eyeliner and one lipgloss. Before christmas i bought new makeup and donated (to a relative) what i had for a little more motivation for myself. And planning to pan it all. These are my staples. Like the powder foundation i chose, lipglosses, eyeliner, browpencil and eyeshadows. I will not buy any new makup until they are empties. Like if one pallette is empty i can buy a new palette. This for me is easier than having plenty of makeup. I now have the makeup i chose for this year and i committ to it.
I love your full coverage looks these days! You look amazing! :)please list what your wearing in your description! This foundation looks soo good on you!
Thank you for this video! I have a small channel and I want to focus more on using what you have. I plan all year for Black Friday, so I've had more hauls lately, but want to get back to what brought me here. I LOVE Using products up, and wanted to do a project pan, but didn't know how to go about it. Great ideas here! Also subbed and going to peruse your older videos. Your eye makeup is STUNNING in this video, btw.
I was listening to this video, choosing which products I wanna to hit pan/finish up. Picked up Soph x Revolution Extra Spice and started to play with it and once I hit the second time the shade Cookie Dough I hit pan. MY FIRST EVER EYESHADOW PAN.
I’d love to finish my nail polishes , lipsticks, skincare , and ( samples ) for now . Eyeshadows , I sold the most things that I don’t use . I’d love to be very picky to buy next year . I’d love to ask you about lipstick ( because of Covid ) and wear mask , all the time . How do you progress ?
Hey and happy new year 🎉 I just found your video and love the guide how to do a project pan. AND I love your makeup. I don’t know your channel, is there a tutorial for it? I would love to see it ❤
I am continuing with my panning journey. I am going on a no buy. I'm not going to buy anything unless I absolutely run out of the product. That means if I use up a concealer, I won't buy another one unless I do not have a concealer at all. I have to downsize my foundations and concealers. I have too many of everything.
Actually, this video seems kind of surrealistic to me... Why want to ''hit pan'' on product if you're not really addressing the main issue, which is huge overconsumption? You mention it but it seems secondary, when it's really the main topic... People buy sooooooo many makeup products, that we don't even realize anymore that the exception should be to NOT finish a product ''Project pan'' is a very good start, but if you start one, in the process please try to realize how crazy it is to even have to do one and please try to focus on buying less : project buy only one in each category this year, project buy only what I finished, project buy only what I need...
Yes, most people who project pan also end up implementing some sort of low-buy or no-buy, or start being more mindful with their makeup consumption as a result of project panning. I don’t view panning as an excuse to excessively buy more stuff, and I don’t think that’s how most panners view it either.
Over consumption is what I plan to focus on curbing. I have realized how long it takes me to use a palette that I use everyday. I have one I've been working on for a couple of years. Blushes as well. I am realizing I do not need all of the stuff I've purchased, and should focus on buying only what I need.
Anyone downsizing their makeup? new makeup or used makeup? Send it to me I'll use it send back the empty bottle and I'll feel better finishing your pan 😁
I did a test run of a project pan to see how it is like. I'm surprised to say I feel confident that I am able to go on a no-buy and try to downsize my makeup stash. I love makeup but I don't personally want to spend as much as I did before. I am guilty of going into the consumer cycle.
Hey hi from India..... I feel exactly same .... I stopped buying makeup I'm using what I hv .... Saving lots of money 💰
Nothing curbs makeup purchases like project panning imo. I've been panning for about 4 years and this year I decided to take a break from it. However, I feel like my purchases this year were way more than I may have if I was panning. Needless to say, I'm going back to panning this year and am so excited for it.
I only started panning in 2020 but I have become obsessed! Like you said it is addictive. I found it motivating to start with a lot of mini products (like things I got from Ipsy) since it’s easier to finish those and made me excited to work on full sized products! I also like to keep a journal specific to project panning/makeup inventory. I’ve always been someone who needs to write things down and it’s super helpful!
Personally I just take monthly pictures of my project pan items and put them in a designated folder. It's fun to be able to compare them and I save the pictures for finished products too
I tried a rolling 5 pan last year and enjoyed it, but I lost steam towards the end of the year. I might try a seasonal/ usage project to see if that’s more fun. I was thinking 14 uses on 14 products by Valentine’s Day to start.
I like the 14 uses on 14 products VD pan idea!!
I did my first project pan this year because I realized that I was buying too much and most of them on impulse. So I went on no-buy from Jan to Jun and used just what I had. I picked ten items, mostly those kind what I normally wouldn't reach for. Really an eye opener of what I think that looks pretty but isn't really my thing when I actually apply it on my face. Will continue doing project pans because I still have some categories where I have too much products. I also want to do seperate project for nailpolishes. I rarely wear nailpolish but for some reason I own 10 bottles of it.. So next year I will try to use them as much as I can and in the future settle owning only one or two bottles.
Can’t wait to keep using up items into 2022 and slowly curating my collection down to my favorites. This year my favorite panning hack was to crush up and mix powders together to change formulas to work for me better ex. a covergirl pressed powder was too mattifying and heavy and an hourglass powder was too sparkly/glowy for under my eyes; mixed together it was actually a favorite until I panned it. PS this is like your perfect red lip!!
Me, watching this as an active panner: 👁👄👁 Haha, there’s always something new to learn! Excited to hear your tips 🥰
Haha thanks for watching, Jamie!!💕
Agree 100% in posting to social media for a project pan. I started doing this just for myself. I have an IG. I did end up tagging a few things and I have a small following (only 79 people), but I don’t really do it for anyone else, but it is nice to get a few encouraging comments occasionally. Most importantly to me is when I pan something I comment on the pic what I thought of it so if I forget there is a record for me to go back to. I will also tag the brand and I’ve had one or two brands comment back to me. Never thought that would happen. lol...
i started to project pan in 2018 on my instagram. i had a 10 product non rolling year long PP (i didn’t know you could roll stuff in 😂) and then a pan that palette. since my year long was non rolling i did a lot of season projects in the second half. i have learned that first year of panning that i don’t like a pan that palette 😂 did it the entire year for 2018 and never again
I'm going to try this for 2024! I have bought a lot this past year or two and need to stop spending and really use what I have
I know this video is old but it's giving me the motivation to start planning the lipsticks I never use.
I got overwhelmed seeing all the lipsticks I don't use but used to love, so I thought maybe doing a project pan would help. Wish me luck!
I absolutely love this video and your message here. You are the very person that inspired my own project pan. I really want to get usage out of the things that I buy. Trying to pan a blush is probably one of the most highlighting (for me) of truly how long it can take to pan an item! This has absolutely taught me what needs to be on a low buy (blush, eyeliner, highlighter) and what I go through quickly (bronzer, face powder, skin care). Thank you for sharing you methods and inspiring others!!!! I truly enjoy the content on your channel and the mix between newer and using up what you have (the frankenbronzer!!! Wow, lol). Merry Christmas to you and yours!
I've been panning for almost 2 years now and I love doing it. I also have just learned new tips! I don't have yourtube or even social media, I will do my own progress in a different way, thank you for that! Like they say, learn something new everyday! Now hopefully this will give me motivation for next year!
I just want to share that I got inspired by some of the panning content I watch ( like some of your videos) to repurpose a face powder I have that's just about a shade too dark for a bronzer! Gives a super subtle effect that I love and I can't stop using it now 😄
Love that!!
Your makeup is not only elegant but really flattering on you. Probably one of the best looks I've seen on you.
ahh thank you!! grwm coming tomorrow! :)
I usually have several projects going at once, including a palette and nail polish. The benefit for me is that I have a smaller selection to choose from daily so that I am not overwhelmed and spending too much time in the morning deciding what makeup to use. It also gives me a chance to get to know each product better and how best to use it. I am not super strict and the projects are ending and beginning...so there is also variety
Your lipstick looks stunning 😍
Thanks for the tips, i plan panning some products in 2022 too.
Greetings from Germany 🤗
I'm toying with the idea of doing a makeup project where I try to use everything in my collection 3 times throughout the whole year... Just to make sure I'm cycling through all of it. That doesn't sound like a lot but there are some items but I might count each eye shadow pan. Might adjust to two as the year goes on ha!
This is such a good idea! I might do this too
My dad was the one who marked my height's progresses on the door frame, thanks for triggering a very good memory! 🥰
I don't own too much makeup but I have too many eyeshadow singles and palettes for one person for sure... I rotate them every week, as I get tired of doing the same looks over and over.
I always thought that a project pan for someone like me that doesn't own so much makeup is useless, but you are right! It doesn't matter what products you put in the project or how many, it would always be satisfying to see the progress!
Thanks for the tips and kisses from Italy 🤗
This will be my first project pan. I put together my items and like you mentioned they are things I’ve hit pan on and can easily be used up!
Great timing! Definitely feeling like I have plenty of items in my collection that aren't getting enough love and I think a usage based project pan sounds right up my alley! Also your makeup looks incredible in this video! Loving the soft shimmery eyes with the bold lip and your base looks flawless!
Thank you for this video...I have bought a few things based on hype. I'm definitely starting a small project pan next year because I just have too many lipsticks 😅 they are my weakness.
If this isn’t true, I don’t know what is. I have 34 lipsticks, I have to use them up/more. I have so many j don’t know what I’m doing with myself. I decided to go on a a no buy and just start panning.
You might look into an lip roulette type of project, those can be fun!! Good luck 😊❤️
Thanks for this! I have been seriously exploring makeup preferences and collecting for three years and now I am faced with having more than I can enjoy and some is starting to get old without me giving it as much love as I wanted to, so I am doing my first project panning this year!
This video is Awesome ❤ I want to Start a Project Pan to enjoy My Makeup even more, Thank you for taking the time to educate us about Starting A Project Pan🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍
You’re makeup looks amazing! Loving the look
I needed this! I’m finally starting project pan for 2022. Found you earlier in June of this year and I fell in love with your videos.
I'm so glad it was helpful!! Good luck with you project pan! And thank you so much
I pan out anything I can recycle first. Items I can reuse, like for jewelry storage, or mirrored compacts will be last, after cheap plastic or cardboard singles. I deconstruct the materials, remove magnets, etc. I am on a low buy year, so I passed up the Bath&Body works sales, until I have nothing left from them.
Loved hearing a breakdown of starting a project pan. I was considering now that my makeup collection is bigger, but I think I'm going to try a monthly makeup 🧺 since most of my stuff is fairly new.
Revisited this video for more inspiration. It’s one of the best to get one into panning.
I just started and actually it makes my makeup routine faster since I’m not spending so much time on thinking of what to use with what since I have a accumulated so much this year. I felt so bad about it but now I feel like since there’s a goal here than it’s possible to use these items up. Live this video!
Thank you for sharing this video! Awesome inspiration and how to guide. Excited to do this in 2022 !! ♥ I love your channel
Thanks for this! I myself have already started panning, but I always enjoy seeing other ideas and perspectives on it.
Thanks for watching!!🥰
So true. I open 1 product in a category at a time for eg 1 mascara or 1 foundation and finish it before trying/purchasing something new but I also don't make youtube videos so I can purchase what you guys recommend and dont have to 'test' or review products. Xxxxx
Thank you for your tips! I started project pan in 2021 for the first time and really enjoyed it, but I got some new ideas from you)
Really liked this 10 uses system, because sometimes hitting pan or finishing up seems overwhelming.
Just found your channel but will definitely follow it, your example is so inspiring!
Great video! 💜. Next year I’m doing multiple project pans- Each month I use one product from each category, then I add 5 items from my deck of panning, then I have several year long projects like 22 items (any beauty product) in 2022, A to Z products, and partners in cream. Will also be doing shades of pink in feb. And one nail polish per month with a reasonable use goal. Love your videos, looking forward to another year!!!
That was really a detailed and super helpful video! 😊Thank you very much for that💕 I would like to start my first project plan next year. And your tips help a lot! ☺️I am really looking forward to it!!! Best regards!💕
Random comment, but I love your makeup in this video! It looks so beautiful on you 😊
Thank you so much!!!🥰
Can’t wait to watch your Pan Those Eyeshadows project! It is my favorite project to do!
I'm so excited!!! I think it's going to be a ton of fun!
Thank you for a great video once again! What resonated with me was #5 reason for project panning. I'm getting to know my makeup again. I do not have single cream blush. All six are solid powder. Learning to use what I have in hand.
Also a question to the community out there: Do you find yourselves using more of a product (or should say more heavy handed) to use it up or get to pan? Something I've noticed I do. 😳
I've found myself being a little more heavy handed in some cases, or if I have just had enough of a moisturizer I might just use the last of it as a hand cream. If I really don't like a lotion it turns into foot cream
I also do a lot more reapplying of like lipstick and gloss, even just sitting around at home
Haha yes I keep reapplying some lip gloss at home just trying to pan this super old one… 😀
When I first started I was more heavy handed, but now it’s leveled out. The only habit that stayed was touching up my lipstick more
This video is just perfect for me and also your lipstick it’s so stunning it’s so nice looking on you ❤️
Thank you!!❤️
I've watched this 4 times, I'm so interested in trying this,. My biggest problem is the amount of make-up i have is outrageous and i can't find where to start. I when i say outrageous I'm talking 3000 makeup items. 800 are eyeshadow palettes. Many many things in my collection have never been used. I've thought about doing a massive declutter , but then i get fomo.. ugh any advice? I got so excited i used up two powders and a concealer so far this year. So i think panning would be fun. Just kinda lost on where to start
Have you tried a project 5 uses? For eyeshadow palettes ( the way I do it is anytime I use a shade in a palette I mark that as a use and once I meet my usage goal I go to something else)
Also samples are an awesome place to start tryna use up...
I have a big collection and like to rotate my things ...
My best advice would be to look for more videos of project pans and then work out what would work best for you.
@@makeupthoughts777 thank you, I'm working on a declutter and then I'm going to do a usage goal.. I just wanna use the stuff I have somehow..
Oh and if you are anything like me and like to switch up what you wear for makeup everyday maybe put multiple palettes in a project 5 uses ... ( and if you're feeling something different dont be afraid to switch it up ) in the end its still less than what there was 😊
@@flawedfabulous you're welcome, and declutters are so hard I find... I been slowly decluttering my stash of beauty products and its not easy especially when I discover expired products thats the kicker for me ... I wish you luck on working on using your collection 😊
hi Sarah! I recently discovered your channel and i am so glad i did! i started a project pan for 2022 and i have about 13 makeup products. some of them i already finished, some are almost there, but others are going to be hard bc i also use other makeup. i'm doing it mainly for two reasons: spend less money and enjoy the products i already own! can't wait to see how this is gonna go hahah
yay, good luck on your project!!!
Never had a lot of makeup, not used a lot of makeup, but the last few years i have used more. In 22 i panned two eyebrow pencils, one pressed big bowder, one eyeliner and one lipgloss. Before christmas i bought new makeup and donated (to a relative) what i had for a little more motivation for myself. And planning to pan it all. These are my staples. Like the powder foundation i chose, lipglosses, eyeliner, browpencil and eyeshadows. I will not buy any new makup until they are empties. Like if one pallette is empty i can buy a new palette. This for me is easier than having plenty of makeup. I now have the makeup i chose for this year and i committ to it.
Your makeup look in this video is stunning!
Thank you so much!
You really can pull off a red lip! I feel so shy to wear red lips 😭
I love your full coverage looks these days! You look amazing! :)please list what your wearing in your description! This foundation looks soo good on you!
A grwm will be up on this look tomorrow!😊
I started doing a seasonal protect pan. Keeps me from getting bored 😉
Amazing video! Super helpful tips as I am starting my own Project pan this month :)
Thank you for this video! I have a small channel and I want to focus more on using what you have. I plan all year for Black Friday, so I've had more hauls lately, but want to get back to what brought me here. I LOVE Using products up, and wanted to do a project pan, but didn't know how to go about it. Great ideas here! Also subbed and going to peruse your older videos. Your eye makeup is STUNNING in this video, btw.
I was listening to this video, choosing which products I wanna to hit pan/finish up. Picked up Soph x Revolution Extra Spice and started to play with it and once I hit the second time the shade Cookie Dough I hit pan. MY FIRST EVER EYESHADOW PAN.
ahhh congrats!!!
Love this makeup look on you, especially the lip color!
Going to start my project pan next year. I’m hoping to use up most of my small collection. 🤞🏻
Yay!! Good luck :)
Iam loving this topic and the video is so much needed
I’d love to finish my nail polishes , lipsticks, skincare , and ( samples ) for now . Eyeshadows , I sold the most things that I don’t use . I’d love to be very picky to buy next year . I’d love to ask you about lipstick ( because of Covid ) and wear mask , all the time . How do you progress ?
Hey and happy new year 🎉
I just found your video and love the guide how to do a project pan.
AND I love your makeup. I don’t know your channel, is there a tutorial for it? I would love to see it ❤
This eyeshadow look is insane!! Tutorial request!
Sarah thank you for this video - I never understood about project pan - I see tons of project pans on RUclips
I would love to see you do a pan that palette! 😳 I am tempted to try one for the first time myself
Your eye look is AMAZING! Thank you for all the wonderful content you create.
Thank you so much!
This is such a beautiful holiday look on you today!
Thank you for the information. I want to try this next year. 🤞😊
How do you take the stopper out of a concealer? So you can use it up, when you can’t reach all the concealer.
I use a pair of tweezers! Showed a demo in this video: ruclips.net/video/1lnZiuI5DKE/видео.html
What a great video! Thank you so much!! 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
So glad you liked it!!💕
Great video!
Great video ❤️ Love project pan 🌸
Thank you!!
I am continuing with my panning journey. I am going on a no buy. I'm not going to buy anything unless I absolutely run out of the product. That means if I use up a concealer, I won't buy another one unless I do not have a concealer at all. I have to downsize my foundations and concealers. I have too many of everything.
I started a private Instagram account to document my progress
Great idea!!
Oh, wow, lady!!! You have a bunch of time in your hands, huh? 😃
My reason: i want to buy new makeup but don’t want 10 of the same thing
Actually, this video seems kind of surrealistic to me... Why want to ''hit pan'' on product if you're not really addressing the main issue, which is huge overconsumption? You mention it but it seems secondary, when it's really the main topic... People buy sooooooo many makeup products, that we don't even realize anymore that the exception should be to NOT finish a product
''Project pan'' is a very good start, but if you start one, in the process please try to realize how crazy it is to even have to do one and please try to focus on buying less : project buy only one in each category this year, project buy only what I finished, project buy only what I need...
Yes, most people who project pan also end up implementing some sort of low-buy or no-buy, or start being more mindful with their makeup consumption as a result of project panning. I don’t view panning as an excuse to excessively buy more stuff, and I don’t think that’s how most panners view it either.
Over consumption is what I plan to focus on curbing. I have realized how long it takes me to use a palette that I use everyday. I have one I've been working on for a couple of years. Blushes as well. I am realizing I do not need all of the stuff I've purchased, and should focus on buying only what I need.
Anyone downsizing their makeup? new makeup or used makeup? Send it to me I'll use it send back the empty bottle and I'll feel better finishing your pan 😁