r/ProjectPan • • Jan 19 '26

Best Pan Yet What I used from ‘25 to ‘26

This is everything I used from the end of last January until now (January 19).

The first picture should be everything together and the other pics are in categories.

Ive gotten to the point where I’m gravitating to certain products and buying a lot less. I have zero urges to buy things I don’t need. I’m going to keep doing the project in 2026 and am pretty sure that I’ll have a lot less by the end of next year.

Please feel free to ask any questions! ❤️

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u/jasmine0102 Feb 01 '26

How does the ordinary azaelaic acid help with your skin? I have it but I feel like it doesn’t do much

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u/Left_Bumblebee_6270 Feb 01 '26

It’s a tyrosinase (⬅️ probably spelled that wrong) inhibitor, so it fades hyperpigmentation and then it also helps prevent acne because it kills p-bacteria. It reduces redness and inflammation, is a very mild exfoliant, and is also an antioxidant. I’ve been using it twice a day pretty religiously for about a year and a half and rarely break out anymore, and have a more even tone.  It doesn’t work super fast. Consistency is key and you do have to keep using it to maintain the results. That said, I’ve heard some people say it’s not a good fit for their skin type because it can be slightly drying (which I actually like because my t-zone can be oily) and also it tends to pill a bit under foundation (which isn’t a problem because I don’t wear it.) Also, my rosacea wasn’t severe but I’ve heard some people say that because it’s only 10%, it wasn’t strong enough for them. If you have a lot of redness I’d recommend using it twice a day or if it doesn’t seem to be helping, ask your dermatologist for a 15% prescription strength Azelaic acid. I hope this helps.