Makeup Storage Continued...
9:51 AM


My mineral makeup drawer: This had all of my eyeshadows/liners in it as well, but I have taken them out and put them in a Plano container (as described in the previous post).

Single eyeshadows/pots
Surplus of Drugstore brand eyeshadows
Eyeshadow pallets: This drawer gets cluttered FAST!
Liquid Eyeliners: As you can see, I have tons of them!
Lipsticks and lipgloss: This drawer is quickly overflowing as well.
Pencils
Now, to my new and improved method of storing the mineral makeup eyeshadows. As I said yesterday, I found these Plano 3700 drawers that hold an eyeshadow on it's side perfectly. I ended up sorting everything by color (because I'm a huge nerd) and put the dividers in placed to help keep the colors snug. I think it worked out really well!!
Plano storage of mineral makeup - as you can see I have tons of Bare Escentuals!
I found out it works great for my NYX pigments, too - plus, I have more room for more makeup!
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I need that nifty little container that you used to store your mineral pigments, AND your NYX pigments. LOL. :) very cool. thanks for sharing. :D
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