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Bathroom Organization

As a teenager my mom always complained about how messy my bathroom was.  There was always makeup and hair products all over.  Over the past couple years I have come up with a few ways that work to keep myself more organized when it comes to my bathroom.  All of them were very cheap and inexpensive.

1.  Shelves- I got these shelves for free which was awesome!  You would normally put them in your living room but I decided to put them in my bathroom to put all of my different products on.  It works great to display them all for you to see where they are easily accessible, and not have them cluttering your bathroom sink counter space.  This is probably my favorite organization tip.


2. Make-up brush holder-My make-up brush holder was also free.  I just used a glass jar that someone was giving away and some purple glass beads that my mom didn't want anymore.  I put the two together to make myself and make-up brush holder.  It works great when you have different lengths of make-up brushes.  



3. Mason Jars-A great and easy way to organize your countertops is by using mason jars.  I also got these for free that someone was giving away.  They work great for combs, tooth brushes, q-tips, and cotton balls.

4. Rolling Cart- I got this for my birthday a couple years ago and had never opened it.  When I moved to my new apartment I didn't have very much storage space in my bathroom.  That is when I decided it would be a good idea to use it in my bathroom.  The top drawer is my miscellaneous drawer.  The second is the drawer that I keep all of my nail supplies in.  The third I keep all of my perfume in and the last I keep all of my curling irons, blow dryer, and straightener in.  On the top is where I keep my make-up in my make-up bag.




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