Makeup Collection Organizer: Keep Track of Your Products
Type a list of the makeup you own to see it counted by category, with products entered twice, gaps against a basic kit, crowded categories and the…
List your beauty products with the dates you opened them to see a use-by date for each, the days left, and which products are past their period after opening.
The beauty product expiry tracker keeps a list of what you have opened and when, and tells you which products to finish soon and which are past their time.
For each product, it adds a number of months to the date you opened it. The months come from the pack, if you enter them, or from a typical figure for that kind of product. The result is a table sorted by urgency. The list is saved in your own browser and is not stored on the website.
One product on each line: the type, the name and the date you opened it, with commas between them. You can add the number of months from the pack as a fourth part.
| Example line | Meaning |
|---|---|
| mascara, Black Lengthening, 2026-08-15 | Uses the usual 3 months for mascara |
| serum, Vitamin C, 2026-07-01, 6 | Uses 6 months, read from the pack |
Write dates as year-month-day. The list may have up to 100 lines. A name may have up to 80 characters and cannot contain a comma. Months may be from 1 to 60.
| Months | Types |
|---|---|
| 3 | Mascara, liquid eyeliner, makeup sponge |
| 6 | Serum, eye cream, face mask |
| 12 | Foundation, concealer, cream blush, pencils, lip gloss or balm, cleanser, toner, moisturizer, sunscreen, shampoo, conditioner, styling products, body lotion, other |
| 18 | Lipstick |
| 24 | Powder makeup such as blush, bronzer and eyeshadow, and nail polish |
| 36 | Perfume |
These are common general figures. They are not taken from your product.
Three lines: a mascara opened on 15 August 2026, a vitamin C serum opened on 1 July 2026 with 6 months from the pack, and a moisturizer opened on 31 January 2026.
The use-by dates are 15 November 2026 for the mascara, 1 January 2027 for the serum and 31 January 2027 for the moisturizer. The table lists the mascara first, because it is due soonest.
The open-jar symbol on the pack, with a number and the letter M, is the period after opening and comes before any typical figure. A printed expiry date applies even to an unopened product: use whichever date comes first. For sunscreen, follow the printed expiry date. Stop using any product that changes in smell, color or texture, whatever the date, and replace eye makeup after an eye infection. See Makeup Hygiene: How to Store and Handle Products for storage and hygiene.
It is the period after opening: the product is intended to be used within 12 months of the day you first open it. The symbol is a small open jar.
The wand goes from your lashes back into the tube every day, which carries bacteria into a dark, moist product used close to the eye. About three months is the usual advice.
In the storage of the browser you are using, on your own device. It does not move to another device, and it is lost if you clear the browser's data.