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My Project 10 Pan


Now as we all probably know I have a lot of makeup, and too be honest I'll probably never have enough in my opinion. There's just always something new and interesting coming out, that in my mind, "I must try that!" That probably isn't true, but like I tell my boyfriend, "it's better then drugs right."

In my effort to try and "cut back" an to keep from buying unnecessary items, I'm going to do my version of a "Project 10 Pan". I haven't heard of anyone doing this in quite a while, when I first got interested in the beauty community it was pretty popular. For that reason, I'm going to do my own version. 

My idea is that I'm only going to count products that I won't be repurchasing. If there is an item that is a staple for me, it is likely that I will use it up. I want to do this as an opportunity for me to use products I don't always grab for. Of course, the item itself will meed to be repurchased, but if the particular brand hasn't been touched in a while, I won't be repurchasing that specific product. Also, I will not be counting sample sized items, since this is something I use up pretty frequently (I feel like that is cheating). This is my version of shopping my collection. The best part of this for me is that in the process of the project, I will not be buying any new products. I obviously don't need anything new if I'm shopping my collection, right?! I know I'll save a ton! 

I'm really excited about this (maybe a little too excited)! This weekend, my boyfriend and I are going on a little getaway and I figured this would be the perfect start of the project. I plan on packing a few different items then I'm used to using. When you don't have access to everything, you have no other choice but to try new things. I plan on doing a post of the items I bring with me! 

I have a few items I know I'm going to reach for:
-Elf Mineral Infused Face Primer 
-Benefit Boing Concealer
-Anastasia Brow Duo

...and those are a few I have on my list at the moment. I would love to do updates along the way if anyone is interested! 

-Kady

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