Sharing my experience with empties this June has been a truly rewarding step toward managing my beauty collection more intentionally. As someone who regularly uses products from brands like Pureology, e.l.f. Cosmetics, Bath & Body Works, and Mario Badescu, I find that reviewing empties gives me insight into what works best for my skin and hair needs. One product I consistently reach for is the E method tote, which has become my go-to for organizing my beauty essentials while on the move. It’s incredibly convenient to have all my favorite empties and products in one stylish bag. Decluttering can feel overwhelming at first, but breaking it down by categories—such as skincare, haircare, and body products—makes the process manageable. Project pans are especially helpful since they motivate me to use products fully before purchasing new ones, reducing waste and clutter. For instance, my experience with AMINNAH SKINCARE’s serum and The Crème Shop’s facial masks has been positive, and I am intentional about finishing these products to assess their full impact. June’s empties include a mixture of tried-and-true staples as well as some new discoveries. I noticed that bath and body items from Raw Sugar and eos Products provided great hydration after long days, while Bliss World and Avene USA helped soothe and revitalize my skin complexion. Overall, tracking empties and sharing honest reviews not only aids in better product choices but also encourages me to maintain a more sustainable beauty routine. If you’re embarking on a declutter or project pan journey, I recommend setting small, achievable goals and focusing on quality over quantity to truly benefit your skin and personal well-being.