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A collection of empty beauty and personal care products, including a large bottle, a shower gel, makeup items, and several perfume samples, representing a 'Project Pan' update for February.
An empty bottle of multi-purpose solution, described as a contact solution that the user would repurchase.
An empty bottle of rose-scented shower gel, noted for its fresh scent but the user prefers to try new options.
An empty mascara tube, praised for adding natural length, with the user considering trying a different color.
An empty liquid eyeliner pen, criticized for not gliding smoothly and being difficult to apply.
An empty perfume bottle with a marshmallow scent, described as cozy but with a problematic atomizer, leading the user to seek other scents.
A small empty perfume sample vial with a marshmallow scent, described as a freebie that was not particularly special.
A small empty perfume sample vial with a unique scent, described as sometimes spiced and figgy, sometimes fermented, and not worth a full bottle.
A small empty perfume sample vial with a scent described as a clean skin scent rather than gourmand, lacking longevity and memorability.
A small empty perfume sample vial with a coffee scent, described as smelling like coffee beans and leaning unisex, with the user considering a full bottle after trying other coffee scents.
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Project Pan Feb 2026

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... Read moreEmbarking on a Project Pan journey has been a rewarding experience, helping me to be more mindful of my beauty product consumption. Over the past months, focusing on using up my skincare and perfume samples has revealed surprising insights into my preferences and daily routines. One aspect I’ve learned is that sample testing is invaluable before committing to full-sized purchases. For instance, the Delizia di Marshmallow scent initially seemed cozy and sweet, but the atomizer was overly forceful, making application difficult and less enjoyable. This sample taught me the importance of packaging alongside fragrance quality. Similarly, the Vietnamese Coffee scent reminded me how unisex fragrances can add depth to my collection, offering a sophisticated yet approachable aroma reminiscent of freshly roasted beans. On the skincare front, trusty staples like the ILIA mascara impressed me with their natural lengthening effect, fitting well into my minimalist makeup approach. In contrast, the ColourPop liquid liner didn’t glide smoothly and was frustrating to apply, signaling a product I’m unlikely to repurchase. This Project Pan update has also motivated me to diversify my routine by trying out new shower gels, particularly those infused with aloe and vitamin E like Bath & Body Works’ rose-scented gel. While I appreciated the fresh floral notes, I’m curious to explore other options to identify the perfect blend that suits my skin and scent preferences. Overall, documenting empties each month reinforces a practical approach to beauty, fostering less waste and a better understanding of what truly works. If you’re considering starting your own Project Pan, I’d recommend beginning by focusing on samples and smaller products. This way, you gain valuable insight into what deserves a full-size spot on your shelf and what’s better passed over. It’s a satisfying process that combines discovery with decluttering, ultimately enhancing your self-care routine.