Graveyard Project Pan 2024 Update #1

[@lisatompkins3517]

Would like to see an updated perfume collection

[@abeautygurumademedoit]

I definitely owe you guys an update!!

[@lisatompkins3517]

Paula use those oil papers that you have rolling Around in your purse that make it into the inventory every year. Yes, I have watched all your inventories. Haha.

[@djupic14]

That’s what I’m saying! Pop it into project 10 uses.

[@sadieputterill554]

Hope we get an empties/low buy update this month easily my favourite video of KZbin yours is the best

[@abeautygurumademedoit]

Coming soon….

[@PanningForGoals]

Love seeing you smash some goals! The too faced shadow insurance lasts forever! Hope you can finish it.

[@abeautygurumademedoit]

Thank you! I hope so too!!

[@ftcmua]

I think the Peach eyeshadow in your Battleship project will work with your shirt. Or even the Living Coral eyeshadow

[@abeautygurumademedoit]

Great idea. I’ll investigate that:). Thanks!!

[@erynnm3045]

Nice work on the pan!! You're making slow and steady progress which is great. :) If you're finding you're oily it might be a good time to bring in any mineral powder foundations you own. I find mine work better and buff better when I'm oily, even if it's been added with rosehip oil. They look more natural, and stay better during the day. 🙂

[@abeautygurumademedoit]

Thanks for the tips! I will have to test that out.

[@lorainemcgillivray77]

Hi Paula it’s more than possible to get oilier during perimenopause and many women do. The dryness often happens once you’re fully menopausal (with more than a year since your last period done). Not everyone gets dry however even in true menopause and some women remain oily all their lives. An oil controlling primer in the t zone can be really helpful eg milk pore eclipse or the new one size primer. This can really help your makeup stay in place and might be worth breaking the no buy for (one extra point in the negative won’t make a substantial difference 😂). Best of luck with your new items in the project and congrats on the two roll outs x

[@abeautygurumademedoit]

Thanks for the recommendations! I might be willing to break the low buy rules for a primer that keeps the oils away.

[@erinlewis202]

I dont know if you've ever shopped at Maurice's but their Delton blouse is almost exactly like the Apt. 9 one you like. I am a teacher and its pretty much the only blouse I wear to work. I have owned about 30 over the years in various colors and prints.

[@abeautygurumademedoit]

I never heard of them, but I’ll definitely check them out! Thanks!!!

[@morganmona3982]

Yay for an empty!

[@abeautygurumademedoit]

Thank you!!

[@svtsts6555]

How about you take us on a hunt through your lipgloss collection to find a dupe for your favorite laura mercier before you finish it?

[@abeautygurumademedoit]

I’ll see what I have time for this weekend!

[@PanningForGoals]

I am 39 and have been seeing some changes in my skin also. I went from dry dry dry to having an oily forehead.

[@abeautygurumademedoit]

Wow. Isn’t it the most bizarre thing? I know there is a lot more craziness to come, but it’s like I don’t recognize my own body!!

[@devlovescolor]

Hi Paula, I’ve been loving your updates recently 💕 I have a question: when you use that peach matte super shock shadow in your crease/transition, do you apply it with a brush or with your finger? I’ve always wondered that about matte super shocks because I’ve heard they apply better with a finger, but it’s hard to put a shade in your crease without a brush.

[@ftcmua]

Dense synthetic brushes are good for matte super shock shadows. I like the round domed shades best, but any shape you like would work

[@ccamazingamazingness]

I second this suggestion! ​@@ftcmua

[@abeautygurumademedoit]

I do prefer to use the mattes with a brush. Seems to work more like a regular shadow that way, but like I said, a lot of mine are drying out anyways so they perform more like a regular shadow:)

[@christineb.1043]

🖤👻🖤

[@abeautygurumademedoit]

Thanks for watching!!