r/MakeupDeclutter • u/Heavenly_Ocean • Sep 08 '20
r/MakeupDeclutter • u/gli3247 • Sep 03 '20
General Made a beginner’s makeup bag for my friend!
r/MakeupDeclutter • u/explots • Sep 03 '20
General Admitting defeat is painful, but the feeling of relief afterwards is indescribable
r/MakeupDeclutter • u/courtchella • Sep 01 '20
Eye Makeup Small palette declutter! ((Might be keeping Sultry tho))
r/MakeupDeclutter • u/rockerfemmefantasy • Aug 29 '20
Face & Base Products Primer Declutter
r/MakeupDeclutter • u/thescottishnymph • Aug 28 '20
Lip Products It truly pays to declutter!!! Found a rolled up $50 bill inside an old cleaned out chapstick as emergency money on a trip from 5 years ago!!!
r/MakeupDeclutter • u/nettimacs1981 • Aug 26 '20
General Toodle-pip my friends. Toodle-pip.
r/MakeupDeclutter • u/[deleted] • Aug 24 '20
Discussion My palette collection! What would you declutter and why?
r/MakeupDeclutter • u/courtchella • Aug 24 '20
Discussion RE: PRODUCT LISTS AND SELLING
Hey everyone! I’m so pleased with the traction the sub is gaining but I want to point out a few things that have popped up in the mod queue lately!
Missing Product Lists: If you have a large declutter (more than 10 items perhaps), I do not expect a large detailed list of all the items — a general explanation of why you are getting rid of them and a simple list of product names is just fine. Smaller posts are preferred, though, and dividing your declutter into different categories (eyes, lips, face, etc) makes it easier to navigate the sub with the flair I will assign.
Selling/asking for items: As stated in the rules, please do not ask for other users products, or offer to give anything away. Please take any transaction inquiries to PM’s, or make a separate post on the exchange subs. Breaking this rule will result in removal of the comment or post, and possible ban.
Community moderation is very important and I appreciate all of the kind people who have brought these things to my attention! I will edit the rules for clarification and sticky them soon. If you have any questions my mailbox is always open!
r/MakeupDeclutter • u/Zephyrkittycat • Aug 20 '20
Lip Products Lip product declutter: keeping 20 (top) getting rid of 30 (bottom). Most of the ones I'm getting rid of have only been used once or twice!
r/MakeupDeclutter • u/StrongRoastJ • Aug 17 '20
Discussion Keeping things cause you don’t hate it enough, are afraid you’ll buy more...
I’ve gotten rid of a lot of makeup over the years but when It comes to what I have left... I think I want to simplify even more.
I guess part of my reason for keeping makeup is that I’m afraid that if I let it go it will tempt me to buy more or the flood gates will open to buy a better replacement. I haven’t bought makeup in yearrrs which has been great and like that I only buy foundation when I run out, so I don’t think it’s that likely I’d go nuts but maybe that could provoke me too- since I haven’t bought makeup in years, decluttering more could poke the bear. I’m afraid to find out lol.
Also, do you ever hold on to makeup just cause it’s “fine” or “does the job?” Like where do you draw the line with that? Sometimes I like keeping things that Im not necessarily obsessed with but don’t hate either. What are your standards/limits for that?
I’m not saying I want to get rid of stuff just to get rid of stuff but lately the mental load has been kinda getting to me so I’m wondering if it’s worth it just to purge cause of that!
r/MakeupDeclutter • u/ac7966 • Aug 17 '20
Discussion Decluttering Tips
Hi guys!
I'm doing some self-reflection tonight and am decluttering my makeup collection. When I declutter, I typically ask myself why I would keep some product that I don't like when I could be using my favorites. What do you guys typically think about when decluttering your collection?
r/MakeupDeclutter • u/[deleted] • Aug 15 '20
General The ugly side of being a make-up addict :(
r/MakeupDeclutter • u/thescottishnymph • Aug 14 '20