Started Oct 26, 2026 · Peak day Oct 28 · Updated
When did Project Pan start going viral?
What is Project Pan?
Project Pan is a long-running challenge to use up makeup and skincare before buying more. Creators show empty tubes, worn-down makeup and products they want to finish, turning slow progress into shared wins. Between Oct 26 and Nov 4, Project Pan videos drew 699.3K views from 57 creators as they celebrated using what they already own.
Beauty creators show empty tubes, worn-down makeup and products they want to finish. Project Pan is a long-running challenge to use up makeup and skincare before buying more. Videos turn slow progress into shared wins. Viewers follow updates, while creators reflect on how much they already own.
The numbers
- Project Pan is a long-running challenge to use up makeup and skincare before buying more.
- Project Pan videos drew 699.3K views from 57 creators between Oct 26 and Nov 4.
- Creators share empty tubes, worn-down makeup and products they want to finish.
- Project Pan hashtags include #projectpan, #empties and #projectpanning.
Why is Project Pan going viral?
Finishing something you already own can feel as rewarding as buying something new.
Which videos about Project Pan are going viral?
How to join the Project Pan moment
Format: a routine or day-in-the-life. Show progress towards finishing products you already own.
If you make one video
If you make one video: show your nearly empty product, check what remains and ask viewers what to finish next.
What are the top hashtags for Project Pan?
The tags people used most on posts about this moment, ranked by number of posts. Generic tags like #fyp and #viral are left out.
How do people feel about Project Pan?
Automatic sentiment labels across 103 posts and 17 comments.
The other side · what’s negative
Barely any negativityProject Pan attracts positive reactions. Criticism of the challenge itself is minor.
Celebrate using products up and thoughtful spending. Keep the focus on making the most of what people already own.
What are people saying about Project Pan?
Haha I love this love a good empties yap sess!
Yes I love my rare beauty bronzer its the best all rare beauty products take forever to run out
Questions people are asking
How do you Project Pan makeup?
Project Pan makeup starts with choosing products you already own and working towards finishing them. Creators show what remains, use their chosen makeup and share progress updates. One creator gets ready with makeup she wants to finish by the end of the year, making an everyday routine a progress check.
What are the Project Pan rules?
Project Pan centres on using up makeup and skincare before buying more. The challenge turns attention towards products people already own and the progress they make with them. One creator reminds followers that wanting to shop does not mean they have failed, keeping the tone forgiving as well as proud.
What are some Project Pan ideas?
Project Pan ideas include choosing makeup to finish by year-end, sharing a monthly empties review or following one product's progress. Creators show finished skin tint, powders and lip products. A bronzer diary follows how much remains, while another creator asks viewers which shower gel to use up next.
What is Project Pan on TikTok?
Project Pan on TikTok is the makeup and skincare use-up challenge shared through progress videos and empties. Creators celebrate finishing products, check how much remains and reflect on what they already own. The updates turn small achievements into shared wins, with viewers following the progress from one video to the next.
How can brands use Project Pan?
Show the product you finished
“An empty makeup tube beside a photo of when it was full.”
- Format
- Progress diary ending with an empty and an honest review.
- Platform
- TikTok and Instagram Reels
- Who posts
- Beauty creators already keeping Project Pan diaries
- Caption
- Used it. Loved it. Finished it. What are you working through?
- When to post
- Join ongoing progress updates and monthly empties videos
- Watch out
- Respect expiry dates. Avoid pressure to finish unsuitable products or buy replacements.
