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Thursday, June 17th, 2010

Organizing Your Make Up Collection

Organizing your make up collection may seem like a daunting task at first, but when you look at it in the same way as organizing any other part of your life, it becomes a little easier. The same basic principles apply to organizing your make up as your desk, kitchen or closet.

First, decide why you should organize. Do you have too little space available? Can’t find what you need when you need it? Travel a lot and need to pack it up at a moment’s notice? Whatever your need is, there are many ideas that should satisfy even the most problematic clutter.

Second, think about your location. Do you store your make up in the bathroom? Do you keep it on a vanity or in your bedroom? Does it need to be in a drawer? Is it on a counter or in a cupboard? Size, shape and color are all important factors when deciding what type of make up storage you would like to use.

Third, what can your budget afford? There are as many versatile choices to choose from as there are price ranges, so be careful. A good way to start is research some high-end options, and then start going backward until you find what you are looking for. Who knows, you may even have what you need at home already.

Quick make up storage ideas can be anything from a pretty basket to a tackle box depending on what your personal style is. Look in magazines for inspiration and shop craft stores for decorative accents you can add to your storage to make it uniquely yours.

Drawer organizers are a simple solution, as are stackable bins and drawers that come in a range of sizes and colors. Hanging travel organizers make it a breeze to leave on a short trip. Decorative desk accessories are an economical way to keep make up pencils and brushes at your fingertips.

Whether you are looking for an all-in-one solution or a major renovation, think of your three basic principles to guide you in making your organizational decisions.

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