Project Pan #26

 Moving right along with these project pans. It might seem a little silly but I think it really does teach me to appreciate and use the things I have and curb the always wanting and buying more. Well..not really the wanting. I already have my next shadow purchase planned out but I want to use a bit more of my collection before I Add to cart and Check out. But the Danessa Myricks Lightwork 4 is really calling my name.  Just look at it! The colors are all very special and are different than most of what I already own.

But back to Project Pan. Only four shades left in my Too Faced Semi-Sweet Palette. I used up two shades.  Rum Raisin was OK, not my favorite, but an easy color to wear everyday. It went quicker than I would have thought. Mousse was super easy to pan, makes a great blending out shade and some days I used it as a face powder. Now I have Caramel, which I am thinking about mixing into a DIY body cream. I just don't like it much as an eyeshadow. It just muddies up everything. I haven't used Bon Bon at all. I remember really liking to wear it with MAC Coral. So that might be my new go to for a little while. 

I still use Puddin' in my eyebrows. And I love Pink Sugar. Those I will depot and add to my little mini palette to use whenever. 

Of course still working on this primer...didn't take a new pic but I can definitely tell it's slowly getting used up. 

I decided to add a lip pencil. This is Fab Fuschia from Wet N Wild. It's the color icon liner. I've had it forever and it just sits unused. The color is just not saturated like it should be. But then again I only paid like 50 cents back in the day. I'll just use it up wearing it as a lip color when I sit in the house and play in makeup. According to the brand page, this has been around 30 years??!?! Wow. 

"Sunset and line! We don’t have a 30+ year cult following on these babies for nothing! We smile sheepishly every time we hear compliments for these guys. And let us just tell you, we’re smiling a lot! This rich, creamy formula glides on silky-smooth and makes sure your lip color doesn’t bleed so you’ll always have a well-defined pout. Makeup artists love to use this as a lipstick, applying it all over the lips. They last longer and make sure you’re not rocking that early 90s two-toned lip! As a matter of fact, Deborah Larsen, who previously worked as the Makeup Artist on the set of CW's Valentine, loves using wet n wild! "I am a huge fan of wet n wild. I love the whole line. My favorite product is the Lip liner in Brandy Wine" says Larsen."

Anyway, I don't think it will take too long to use. Maybe I can finish it in about two months....

And that's all!