Product Inventory Worksheet
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Product Inventory
Take stock of everything you're using, then decide what stays, what goes, and what needs more time.
How to Use This Worksheet
- List every product you currently use — including the ones sitting unopened on the shelf. The forgotten ones are often the most revealing.
- Mark each one working, not working, or unsure. Be honest rather than hopeful; a product you paid for is not automatically a product that suits your skin.
- Turn to page 2 and sort them into keep, stop, and reassess. That sorted list is your actual routine.
Working?
✓ Yes — my skin does better with it
✗ No — it stings, breaks me out, or does nothing
? Unsure — too soon to tell
Everything I'm Currently Using
| Product | Step / Type | How Long | Working? | Notes — how my skin responds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gentle foaming cleanser | Cleanser · AM+PM | 6 months | ✓ | Never stings, skin feels comfortable after |
↑ The first row is an example. Your products and observations will be different.
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Now Sort Them
Move each product from page 1 into one of the three groups below. A product can only go in one — that constraint is the point, because it forces the decision you've been avoiding.
✓ Keep — these are working; don't change them
✗ Stop — these aren't earning their place
? Reassess — give these two more weeks, then decide
If You're Not Sure Which Pile Something Goes In
- If it stings, burns, or makes things visibly worse — stop now, not in two weeks.
- If you've used it consistently for six to eight weeks and seen nothing, it's probably not the product for you.
- If you can't remember the last time you used it, that's an answer.
- If you're keeping it because it was expensive, that's not a skin reason. Move it to reassess and set a real deadline.
- Change one thing at a time. If you stop four products at once and your skin improves, you won't know which one was the problem.
This resource is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If a product causes a persistent or severe reaction, please consult a licensed healthcare provider.