How do you organize your makeup?

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Eve R.

Jan 2, 2015

Eve R.

I'm having a really rough time orfanizing my makeup lately and I was wondering what stands and organization systems you beauties use pics would help thanks!

Eve R.

Jan 2, 2015

Eve R.

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Betsy B.

Jan 3, 2015

Betsy B.

Rubbermaid draws work really well if you like cheaper that works if you like more expensive you can have a shelf of makeup💁

Cassidy R.

Jan 3, 2015

Cassidy R.

I also use a few sets of drawers :) muji or rubbermaid either one whatevers in your budget and available. I also use wine glasses to hold eyeliners, mascaras, and a few face products. Here's a picture of the wine glasses so you can see how I have that set up, maybe it'll give you an idea :)

Stacy V.

Jan 3, 2015

Stacy V.

These acrylic draws are a great way of spring your makeup yo can find them on a website called muji or the container store I'd also a good place to look for similar things
hope I helped

MaKenzie T.

Jan 5, 2015

MaKenzie T.

Right now I keep my favorites on my vanity top. Here is one side, it holds a 3 drawer acrylic unit that contains my favorite more everyday personal makeup products.

MaKenzie T.

Jan 5, 2015

MaKenzie T.

Here is the other side. I got this acrylic storage from Bath and Body as well. It holds my favorite lip products and some other daily use things.

Ivonne C.

Nov 3, 2015

Ivonne C.

That's sweet:)
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