Show & Tell: How Do You Organize Your Hair Products And Tools?

[YvetteWithJoy]

How do you organize your hair products and tools?

Do you organize them by product type (all shampoos are together, etc.), effectiveness (favorites and holy grails are together, etc.), expiration date, some other way? Do you simply leave everything under the bathroom sink or in the shower? Do you have dedicated shelves, drawers, bins, refrigerators, or the like for your products?

Please share your photos!

 

[vevster]

All over the place. I do have a three drawer thingy were I separate bottles from jars.

 

[Blessed&higlyflavoured]

My leave in conditioner, butter and oil in a drawer on my vanity in my bedroom
Brush and comb beside them

Shampoo and conditioner on a shelf in the bathroom

Products that aren't used often, heat tools and rollers in a box in a drawer at the bottom of the wardrobe

 

[CodeRed]

I just recently separated my products into the ones I'm getting rid of and the ones I'll continue to use. They are all lined up in categories though... shampoos in one line, conditioners in the other, leave in sprays in another...

 

[Prettymetty]

My stash fits into a mini suitcase. The overflow is under the sink in my guest bathroom. I only have about 12 products in heavy rotation

 

[Jade Feria]

I have a closet in the bathroom where I keep everything. Thanks for making this thread, because I'm always looking for organization tips and ideas.

Large bin on left- creams, butters, moisturizers. Behind that - leave-ins, co-washes, rinse-out conditioners in current use. Small basket on left - essential oils & fragrance oils; Small basket on right - some K-beauty products. Large bin on right - deep conditioners in current use. Behind that, oils and a couple of serums.
On the floor: Hot tools, oversized products, some additional products


In the cart: Top drawer (not shown) has some makeup palettes & powders.
Second drawer - styling tools, hair bands, bobby pins, etc
Third drawer - Facial skincare/K-beauty products
Fourth drawer - Body care products - soaps, lotions, body butters
Bottom drawer - Shampoos, heat protectant sprays, gels, extra containers of hair products not yet in use.

 

[YvetteWithJoy]

I love it, @Jade Feria! Thanks for the photos!

 

[YvetteWithJoy]

I am about 1/3 of the way finished with purging, organizing, and storing ALL of my hair-related items (products, tools, accessories, etc.). The progress I've already made has me LOVING wash day, my nighttime face and hair routine, etc.

So far I have taken these steps:

1. Separate: Collect staples and holy grail products, tools, and accessories.
2. Organize: Using plastic baggies, group items in a way that facilitates my hair care tasks.
3. Store: Using Dollar Store plastic containers of various shapes and sizes, store staple and holy grail products in my dedicated skincare, hair care, and makeup cabinet.

So peace-inducing. I actually exhaled when done. My husband's reaction/response was, "That's too many products!" But it honestly feels simple to me: TWO shelves for ALL products and ALL tools, except for my hair dryer, HairFlair attachment, and thermal cap.

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I started out separating thing out by labeling many baggies in similar fashion to the one below.

 

[Jade Feria]

I wanted to add, I got all my bins and baskets from Dollar.Tree and Family.Dollar!

 

[Maracujá]

During my PJ days





This is what it looks like right now (below). I loved the CON green and red label, but I'm quite disappointed with the new formulas. Nonetheless I'm gonna use it up and then look for new shampoos and conditioners. Aphogee works great and so do oils. There are some products I would like to try out, but right now I'm team #simple #holygrailonly.

 

[Prettymetty]

This is how I store accessories and tools. My products are kept in a travel case.

 

[Maracujá]

^^^So neat and so clean.