🎲 Deck of Panning | February Update ♠️ | Usage Goals, Progress & Reflections скачать в хорошем качестве

🎲 Deck of Panning | February Update ♠️ | Usage Goals, Progress & Reflections

Welcome back to my Deck of Panning 2026 — my monthly project where I draw products and set realistic usage goals to help me actually use and enjoy my makeup collection instead of constantly buying more. This project was created by ‪@emilynmax‬ ​⁠. How To & Intro video • Deck of Panning 2024 | How To and INTRO!!    • Deck of Panning 2024 | How To and INTRO!!   Deck of Panning 2025 Playlist • Deck of Panning 2025    • Deck of Panning 2025   Google Sheet [contains rules, game board, prompts] -- http://bit.ly/3WcWToB This is my February update, where I’m sharing: Progress on last month’s focus products What I used the most (and the least) Honest thoughts Whether anything is rolling out or continuing Unlike my Project Pan 26 (which focuses on full panning), Deck of Panning is about intentional usage and rediscovering products already in my collection — especially as I’m on a No Buy 2026 journey. With a large makeup collection (including 170 palettes), this project helps reduce overwhelm, increase creativity, and make my stash feel exciting again without bringing in new purchases. 🎯 2026 Project Structure: 💄 Project Pan 26 → Full pan goals 🎲 Deck of Panning → Usage-based goals 🛍️ Shop My Stash → Monthly rotations 🧹 Quarterly Empties & Declutters → Collection curation All projects work together to help me curate my makeup collection through use, not impulse buying. 🧪 About Me Hi! I’m Lauren — a PhD chemist and makeup & skincare enthusiast documenting my No Buy 2026 and mindful makeup journey in my mid-30s. I love beauty, but I’m focusing on using what I own and making more intentional purchases. 📺 Related Videos: 🎨 Eyeshadow Palette Inventory 2026 (170 Palettes) 💄 Project Pan 26: Monthly Updates 🎂 Birthday Makeup Buys (Intentional Additions) 🛍️ Shop My Stash Rotations 🎥 Palette Roulette (Weekly Eyeshadow Use) 💬 Question of the Month: Do you prefer full panning projects or usage-based challenges like Deck of Panning?