Cabinet review · Skincare Intelligence
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IV · Cabinet review
Every bottle gets a job.
Nothing is trash by default.
Keep, use differently, wait, replace when finished, or no job right now. Every verdict says what it rests on and what would change it. Avoid purge culture. Do not encourage waste.
Add what you own
Get the shelf onto the desk.
Kinds this job usually relies on. A kind, not a brand — you type your own bottle's name next.
Pick a kind on the left. The step it fills, when it is used, a typical cost and how fast it goes all come with the kind, and can be changed afterwards.
Six generic drugstore products, to see what the review does. Offered only while this desk is untouched.
Nothing evaluated yet.
An empty cabinet is a fine place to start — there is nothing to defend and nothing to finish first. Add what you already own, or load the drugstore examples, and every bottle gets a verdict: keep it, use it differently, wait, replace it when it runs out, or no job right now.
Keep
Has a defined job in the current routine.
Use differently
Useful product, wrong timing, frequency, or position.
Wait
Potentially useful later, not needed during this phase.
Replace when finished
Does the job, but another structure may be simpler or cheaper when empty.
No job right now
A bottle without a reason to exist in this routine — park it, do not throw it away.
Remove before you add
Nothing is queued and nothing is loose. This is a routine at its own size.
Do this next
No SPF product in inventory
Well establishedAM framework and pigment/sun/photoaging goals are incomplete without a wearable SPF.
Based on Playbook · job playbook · spfCritical
Then
Framework gap: cleanser
Reasonably confidentOrdered framework is incomplete — explainability and weekly cadence suffer.
Based on Framework · job playbook slots vs inventory
Framework gap: treat
Reasonably confidentOrdered framework is incomplete — explainability and weekly cadence suffer.
Based on Framework · job playbook slots vs inventory
Framework gap: moisturizer
Reasonably confidentOrdered framework is incomplete — explainability and weekly cadence suffer.
Based on Framework · job playbook slots vs inventory
Keep an eye on
Schedule reassessment (~28 days)
Reasonably confidentWithout a calendar hook, expansion decisions become vibes-based.
Based on Reassessment · reassessment
Add a climate / lifestyle context
Reasonably confidentDry winter, altitude, travel, mask friction, and post-procedure windows change which slots protect first.
Based on Climate / lifestyle · context layer
Affordable workhorses still open (Drugstore / value)
Needs checkingYou can complete a working routine at drugstore prices — prestige is optional texture, not efficacy.
Based on Playbook · product catalog