going thru all my lip products 💄 what should i go thru next?

Going through your lip products can be quite the rewarding experience, especially when you realize how many favorites you've accumulated over time. From lip balms and scrubs like those from Starface and thechap-ice minis, to hydrating lip masks such as the Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask or the Overnight Glaze Lip Masque Berry Sweet, each product serves a special purpose in your lip care and makeup routine. When reorganizing, start by categorizing your products into types: lip balms, lipsticks, glosses, tints, oils, crayons, and masks. This method makes it easier to identify duplicates, expired items, or products you rarely use. For example, lip glosses like the Beauty My Glossbomb or Tarte's buttery glosses can be kept together, and lip tints such as those from Kaja or Colourpop can be grouped for quick access. Consider the condition and packaging of each item. Some products may still be functional even if the packaging is worn or flaking, like the glossy tub from Myglossbomb, but personal preferences may guide whether to keep or donate them. If you’ve overspent in the past, as mentioned with an estimated $483 worth of lip products, don’t be discouraged. Look into couponing or shopping at discount outlets like Marshalls to build your collection more economically. Hydration is key for lip care, so incorporating lip oils from brands like Rare Beauty or LA Colors alongside your lip balms can keep your lips nourished and supple. For everyday wear, lip crayons and soft matte lip creams provide comfort and ease of application. Once you have everything categorized and evaluated, create a dedicated space for your lip products. Clear acrylic organizers or compartmentalized drawers work well to keep items visible and accessible. Regularly review your collection to declutter and donate items you no longer use to friends or local charities, keeping your makeup kit fresh and inspiring. Remember, organizing your lip collection not only makes your makeup routine smoother but also helps you appreciate the diversity and quality of your products, leading to even better makeup experiences.