This month has definitely been a month where I haven't been wearing makeup as much as I should have been to use it up for a project pan. I have made some progress, but it's been really slow.
It almost seems pointless showing this photo as there really isn't much obvious change. There is a dip going on in Toasted probably because I use it every time I do my makeup as an undereye shadow. Other than that, everything is moving quite slowly as I'm trying to use all the shades equally. Urban Decay is a cruelty free brand.
This shadow is the one that has gone down the most. This is the Sable shadow from a duo eye palette by Natural Collection and is a really good shadow for both setting your eye primer and under the eye to set my concealer. Both of the sides are now gone and the lower section should be used up within a week. I might actually be able to complete the top section by the end of October, which would be great. It is beginning to crumble a little bit now that the side sections have gone, but hopefully it won't fall out before I've finished it. Natural Collection is a cruelty free brand.
I finished the Black Barry M Nail Paint in the first week of September. Since then I've been working on Bright Red. I haven't got a far as I had hoped or expected, but I think I'll definitely get it finished by the end of October. That will leave me with one last nail varnish by Zoya to finish to be nail polish free. Barry M is cruelty free.
And now for the world of the never ending makeup. Here are the Barbara Day eye primer, MUA powder foundation in Shade 4, and Bourjois blusher in Ceidre. All of them are going down, but not fast enough for it to be obvious on the photo. I'll be very lucky if these are finished by the end of this year.
The last product is not part of my project pan but is something I finished this month and it's The Neal's Yard Organic Eye Make-up Remover. I really wanted to like this product but unfortunately it didn't really work out. Because I have watery eyes I regularly wear waterproof mascara. Despite it saying it's for waterproof mascara and me holding a cotton pad dampened in the product over my eyes before wiping I still had to rub my lashes quite hard to get the makeup off my lashes. It also made my eyes a little bit soar. However, I do have sensitive eyes and so it might not be the same for someone who doesn't have this and who doesn't wear waterproof mascara. It's a shame but that's how it goes.
To see my progress so far:
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