Building a Makeup Collection!

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Bekah S.

May 29, 2013

Bekah S.

I have one of those make up organizers that are sort of like a toolbox for your make up which is beginning to get overfilled and a small travel sized make up bag packed full. I really want a make up collection as large as the girls on YouTube. I don't know where to start! A vanity? How long does it take to grow a make up collection of that size? I've only really been into make up for a year but I can feel I'm not going to lose it anytime soon. I think it's going to be a real part of me so, I want to have a large collection. Tips?

Kristy G.

May 29, 2013

Kristy G.

At the peak of my collection I used a very large tackle box. It's not the cutest option but it kept everything perfectly organized and in its place.

Jasmine T.

May 30, 2013

Jasmine T.

You can always start with Make Up Forever's Makeup Station! It looks really awesome.

http://www.beautylish.com/p/make-up-for-ever-be-your-own-make-up-artist

Luz A.

Jun 1, 2013

Luz A.

I don't think you should just start a?collection" to resemble some one else. Just buy things you like and know you will use. Having huge quantities of make up usually means you never get to use it all or by the time you do its already expired expired O_o.

Jessica R.

Jun 6, 2013

Jessica R.

I am using a regular desk and a jar filled with colourful beads and I'm getting a drawer from peir one imports or ikea. Try products to see if you like them it's up to you really

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