end of year makeup inventory ( December 2022 makeup inventory update) // how much makeup do I own?

end of year makeup inventory ( December 2022 makeup inventory update) // how much makeup do I own?

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[angeladesilva]

I like to see a vanity/makeup collection/tour because I like to see how people store and organize their makeup collections. It’s much more interesting to me than just pulling out the products and seeing them.

[flawedfabulous]

Your inventory is a perfect amount, you have a very curated and usable collection. I could wear makeup 7 days a week for 20 years and not run out. I'm working on getting my spending in check and stop buying and start using.. thank you for your insight so inspiring

[exomake_mehorololo]

I feel so weirdly proud how amazing you have been doing this year with all your projects and all the great content you have created. You have been so busy and worked hard. It really makes me feel that I can do it too and feel encouraged instead of nervous or concerned. It means a lot

[dubsbeautydiary]

Love seeing the products change from inventory to inventory. Even if the numbers are consistent.

[viemyvanity]

I guess my focus is more about making sure every item in my collection is being used at least once a month... that determines the numbers that feel right for me. It's more about knowing that each item adds something unique to the collection. While I enjoy finishing other products, I don't have the illusion that I will be panning all of my blushes or eyeshadows before they turn. Blushes=4 cream and 4 powder; Eyeshadows =1 single, 83 in palettes

[erynnm]

FYI, Revlon 710 is a dupe for Charlotte Tilbury Oyster Pearl. :) Formula is different but the colour is exactly the same. :) I have both and have done a side by side comparison.

[eloisechoquette]

I love how you say « no ragrets » casually, like not trying to be funny/make a joke! 😂

Anyway great video, love your outlook on makeup! ❤

[Nicole-rxfx]

It's interesting to see someone with similar numbers overall to my collection. I will say the I count sample/minis in my number along with perfume, but I still see the categories that I need to work on. I'm sitting at around 150 items last time I checked. This doesn't include the last bit of empties, or my Christmas gifts so changes will still happen, but I'm glad to have moved out at least 20 items!

[nikkigoodridge]

I just started tracking my inventory for a full year now! so this is the year where I will finally get to see my numbers and how my consumption goes, I am also keeping tally of products I finish/pan so that I remember those when I’m comparing numbers at the end of this year 😊

[vesper]

Just yelled "oh yeah!!" when I saw this video up- my partner was able to guess it was a video I affectionately call "how many you got?" Thank you for all the wonderful content this past year!

[pattyelaine]

I have the Nars cream bronzer and it is so amazing!

[exomake_mehorololo]

I haven't gotten to the inventory yet. But I spent quite a few hours the last days reorganising my makeup, kitchen, my clothes. doing an overall assessment /inventory of my stuff. I'm reminded of your video on Konmari. like I was going back and forth on my mugs and which to keep, theoretically they should all be equal because I bought them all. But I really don't ever reach for some. Like maybe dislike the shape or weight or whatever whereas I have mugs I actually do feel joy or comfort using them. I decided to give away mugs I am feeling indifferent to. my head tells me:hey these are pretty mugs too, good quality, etc but I still don't care or like them. It's good to be practical but I need to listen to my gut too 🤷‍♀️I think I need higher standards /expectations for my things and for things I consider to buy. more than just good quality, good price I should focus what I'm personally getting out of it and how it makes me feel long term. I think if you're a very rational facts focused person actually listening to your feelings and needs is difficult as you tend to not give them the importance they deserve or feel like you should just listen to your practical side