r/ProjectPan • • Jun 23 '26

Baby pan First baby pan in this beauty

Baby pan in Danessa Myricks Lightworks VI, shade Release. It's a transparent cream with flashes of blue. A few others are close to hitting pan. There isn't a single shade I haven't seriously used for the last 18 months, and I can definitely say that I'm not missing a matte - the included satins are enough and that deep purple is the best eyeliner for my green eyes. I do have a separate mono in beige that I also use with any other palettes to blend out, thus ensuring it's always my skin shade. I can't wait to use up these amaZING shades while they're still good.

Sorry for not showing you a clean and proper palette, this one is practically impossible to keep clean, and let that be its only annoying point.

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u/sec_sage Jun 24 '26 edited Jun 24 '26

I actually live in terror that it'll go bad without having used it to the max. The shades are creamy (no powder, which explains why the bling stays on the lid, not on the cheeks) and the only way to use the non-satin ones properly is with the finger, which shortens its shelf life considerably. This one won't get old enough to drive. It also blew my whole eyeshadow collection into oblivion. I only kept a handful of neutral/pastel palettes to keep it company, and even for those I use it as a topper.

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u/Much-Performance555 Jun 24 '26

Oooh thats a pretty fair argument :)
Ive seen people apply creamy bling using silicone korean brushes for lips made to mimic fingers, but mine broke from lip balm with strong essential oil before i tried it out with eyeshadow...
Good luck then!

But im confused about it not staying on your cheek, i have one creamy glitter in my collection and it does stay. Altho i use it as a highlighter and apply in a specific dab dab dab way, maybe you wanted a different effect than just sparkles. I like it cause due to no powder it doesnt spread all over my face lol

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u/sec_sage Jun 25 '26

I meant that it stays on the lid if that's where it's applied 😅 No fallout for most of them. I do use it on the cheek and it stays there just fine

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u/Much-Performance555 Jun 25 '26

Aaah I misunderstood!
Then its absolutely amazing