My makeup drawer. How do you organize your makeup?

Jan 26, 2015

Alexis C.

Just so you know, this should be in "Storage & Organization"

Personally I keep all same/similar products together so all my eyeliners are together, lip sticks together, primers/bases together, etc. and one side of my caboodle (which is what I keep all my makeup in) is just eye products, the other half is lip products, and the middle is face products (:

Jan 26, 2015

Jenny A.

I have a storage unit in my bathroom, the top of which I use for makeup. It is about 18 inches, circular with a lip around the edge to keep things from falling off. Above that, I have the bottom shelf of a hanging organizer. I use a similar system, keeping all products together in groups, using little boxes and tins to keep things separated. I keep my brushes in two cups, so they can stand up. I find them easier to use that way. One cup is small and is for short brushes and the other is taller for "pro" length brushes.
The drawer is a nice idea, because you can just tuck everything away when you are done. I like having a very defined space for makeup. I'm currently in a one item in, one item out mode. That keeps me from loading up on stuff I'm really not going to use.

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