In this video I’m going through my March beauty basket and the declutter from last month. This series is basically how I keep a handle on my makeup while I’m on a low buy: I pull products I’m on the fence about (or that feel seasonally right), actually use them on my face, and if I don’t like how they wear in real life, I declutter them. I start in the order I’d apply makeup—primers/complexion, cheeks, eyes, and lips—and I’m very honest about what didn’t work for me, especially anything that oxidizes, turns orange, feels too heavy, or just makes my makeup look “off.” A big theme this month is undertone issues because I’m light olive, and a lot of products lean too peach, too terracotta, or straight-up orange on me. I also talk about texture problems (like heavy, patchy concealer, oily setting spray, glitter fallout, and products that separate or feel like too much work). Then I build my next basket with a more realistic plan—still testing foundations (House Labs, Dior, Tom Ford, Hourglass, NARS), but not forcing weekly reviews if my skin or shade match is fighting me. I also put a few blush and eye products “on the chopping block,” and I pull out my Salt New York palette as a reliable olive-friendly option when I’m in a rut.