Skincare Shelf Audit

An inventory of your actual shelf. Most bought skincare goes unused, and this makes the shelf visible: what you own, when you opened it, how long the jar itself says it lasts, and a plain call on each one.

One row per product. Put in the date you opened it, the PAO months printed on the packaging, and a rough count of uses so far. Estimates are fine, because this is an audit rather than accounting. Read the call column: fine, use it up, or let it go. Re-count whenever you remember and the numbers update themselves.

WHAT'S INSIDE

Dashboard - what you own, what is expiring, and three ways to read the shelf

Start Here - how the file works and which cells are yours

Shelf - one row per product, where you actually audit

THE PART NOBODY ELSE BUILDS

The call comes from the jar's own period-after-opening, not from a guess. A product you opened fourteen months ago with a twelve-month PAO gets told to go regardless of how much is left, and one you are barely touching gets told to be used up before the next order. Cost per use is there too, with the spend switch defaulted to off, because what most people want first is to know what to finish, and the money question is a different mood.

WHAT YOU GET

Excel workbook (.xlsx)

Google Sheets template - one click to copy

Setup instructions (PDF)

Free updates for life

BEFORE YOU BUY

Works in Microsoft Excel 2016 and later, and in Google Sheets. It reads the dates and figures you type; it makes no judgement about what a product does to skin and gives no skincare advice. Digital download, all sales final.