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Organize my skincare products with me

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Organizing your skincare products is essential for several reasons, including maintaining their effectiveness, ensuring consistency in your routine, and promoting hygiene. Here's a breakdown of the benefits of organizing your skincare, and then let me show you how I organized mine through photos!


  • Maximizes product effectiveness.

  • Easier to follow the correct order: skincare routines typically follow a specific sequence (e.g., cleanser, toner, serum, moisturizer). Keeping products organized helps ensure you're using them in the proper order, which can enhance their effectiveness.

  • Prevents product expiration: Organized products are more visible, so you're less likely to forget about them and let them expire. Using expired products can lead to irritation or reduced results.

  • It saves time and reduces stress.

  • Quicker routine: When your skin care is neatly arranged, you can quickly find what you need without rummaging through drawers or bags. This makes your routine more efficient, especially in the morning when time may be limited.

  • Less clutter: A clutter-free environment creates a more peaceful, less stressful experience. A well-organized vanity or shelf can make your skincare routine feel like a more enjoyable self-care ritual.

  • Ensure consistency.

  • Encourages regular use: When your skincare products are organized and visible, you're more likely to use them consistently, which is critical for seeing long-term results.

  • Avoids duplication: Keeping your products in order makes you less likely to buy duplicate items because you need to remember what you already own. This saves both money and space.

  • Maintains hygiene and safety.

  • Prevents contamination: Organizing your skin care products helps reduce the chances of contamination by keeping lids on and preventing dirt or dust from settling on them.

  • Proper storage: specific products, like vitamin C serums or retinol, must be stored to preserve potency. Organizing helps ensure that sensitive products are kept away from heat or sunlight.

  • Optimizes personalization.

  • Tailor to your needs: A well-organized skincare collection allows you to adjust your routine efficiently based on your skin's needs. For example, you might have different products for day and night or for treating specific concerns like acne or dryness.

  • It helps track usage. You can monitor how often you use each product and notice when to repurchase something or incorporate a new treatment.

Now, it's time for us to reorganize our products! Four months ago, I moved in with my partner. I sorted out the products I needed to keep and threw out the others, but I still need to make it more organized and efficient.

I'm going to divide it into categories:

  1. Day Routine

  2. Night Routine

  3. Masks

  4. Makeup

  5. I will put this one into a little basket for everyday use so it's quick to reach and I don't have to open the cabinet.

  6. Body products (body cream, hand cream, etc.)


First, I will take everything out, everything I own, and put it on the countertop.


All of the products on the countertop


As we can all agree, I have a lot of stuff. Let's change that, shall we?

Now, let's define each basket and its purpose.








  • I'll need a container for my dental floss and another basket for teeth hygiene products.

  • I need a box for everything shaving-related, plus cables to recharge my electric tools.

  • A basket for face masks, lip masks, eye patches, pimple patches, etc.

  • A basket for unopened products.

  • A round basket for my skincare products is part of my routine.

  • A basket with all my scrunchies

  • I have a basket with my man's products: a razor, cream, body cream for him and me, and a skincare tool we use.

  • A round basket for the makeup and makeup brushes I use every day.

  • Shelf one on the left side of the cabinet is for teeth products. Shelf two contains my face masks, hair products, hand creams, and body creams, which we use. The third shelf contains his products.

  • On the right side of the cabinet, on the first shelf, are face products, such as makeup removers, cleansing products, lip balms, and body oil for my stretch marks. The second shelf includes lipsticks, one container for makeup brushes I don't use often, lipliners, beauty blenders I'm currently using, and powder I'm using.





In short, organizing your skincare routine contributes to a more effective, time-saving, and enjoyable self-care process while promoting the longevity of your products and better skin health.

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