This year, I’ve made it my goal to use up my Anastasia Beverly Hills Master Palette by Mario Palette. Although I haven’t made as much progress on my Pan That Palette 2018 challenge,  I’ve been making steady progress every month. Please keep reading for a short update on my Pan That Palette 2018 progress.

Short Pan That Palette 2018 Update #2

Since my last update, I’ve increased the pan size in Kim, Marina and 5th Avenue and I’ve hit pan in Hollywood and Paris! And despite my continual usage, I don’t seem to be making any big dents in the two matte shades, Lula and Isabel.

Pan That Palette 2018 Goal

At this point in the year, my goal has pivoted because I think it is unlikely that I’ll finish this palette unless I were to really dig into (i.e. waste) these shadows. However, I love this palette way too much to waste any of these shades. By December, I hope to hit pan in every shade. Check out my previous posts here:

• Pan That Palette Announcement
• Pan That Palette: Update #1

P.S. See where my Master Palette by Mario lands in my brutally honest Anastasia Beverly Hills Palette ranking.

More Project Panning Content

Are you on a journey to finish more of your makeup? Join me on my journey as I attempt the 20 in 2020 Project Pan challenge or learn everything you need to know about Project Panning.

Not quite at the point where you are starting your own project, but want to get more organized? Asses your own beauty spending habits with the beauty consumer tag or by determining whether you may have a makeup buying addiction. Read this post on setting up a comprehensive makeup inventory system.

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