As someone who enjoys thinning out my skincare and wellness products each month, the December empties were quite revealing. The menstrual heat patch was a lifesaver during those painful days—it provided soothing relief and consistent warmth that really helped manage cramps without any side effects. It’s definitely something I would repurchase, especially during cold winter months when comfort is key. Another standout was the Freeman Highs sheet mask in Vanilla Bean Brazilian scent. This mask offered a gentle, nourishing experience leaving my skin feeling hydrated and refreshed. The pleasant aroma added a spa-like feel to my routine, making it a treat I looked forward to. Sheet masks like this one are perfect for a quick self-care moment, especially during busy seasons. On the other hand, the Dinick АЫСЕ Wonderisand Brazilian Sol Hand Cream didn’t meet my expectations. While the scent was pleasant, the cream didn’t absorb well and left a greasy residue, which made daily use inconvenient. For me, a hand cream needs to balance hydration with a non-sticky finish, so I wouldn’t repurchase this brand. I also tried the Thighs Cold & Flu Sheet Mask, which was an interesting product targeted more for wellness than beauty. Although it felt refreshing and soothing, I’m still on the fence about its long-term benefits. Nonetheless, it added variety to my project pan collection and showed how skincare intersects with health. Participating in #projectpan has been a rewarding experience because it encourages mindful consumption and honest reviews. Sharing these empties helps me keep track and stay motivated to finish products rather than hoarding. If you’re looking to declutter or find practical product recommendations, I’d suggest trying the heat patches and Freeman masks—they’re definitely worth incorporating into your self-care arsenal.