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5 Ways to Organize Hair Care Products
Between sprays and spritzes, bands and claw clips, hair care gear gets out of control in a hurry. Try these tips to smooth out your styling routine.
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Storing Hair Dryers and Brushes
Stash dryers and brushes in a specially designed holster. Bed and bath stores and some beauty suppliers carry over-the-cabinet door caddies with slots for blow dryers, curling irons, hairbrushes and other essential tools. They’re made to withstand heat, so you can stick small electrics right back in after you’ve finished with them.
Storing Hair Clips and Bands
Sort clips and rubber bands with a drawer organizer or cosmetics tray. No need to get fancy — just pick up a basic model available at big-box retailers. Or tuck a few shallow bowls into your drawer to keep small items together.
Storing Headbands
Store headbands on a hanging rack in the closet. You could also use a jewelry stand designed for bracelets and necklaces.
Storing Sprays, Gels and Styling Products
Use a tray to corral sprays, gels and other styling products. Tubes, bottles and jars have a way of engulfing the bathroom counter. Add a small tray or basket to keep them in line yet easy to grab. Company coming? Whisk the entire tray out of sight. For lesser-used products, a dorm-style shower caddy under the sink is perfect.
Eliminate Tangled Cords
If you have space, outfit a drawer with electrical outlets. Although it may sound indulgent, it’s actually a smart way to eliminate tangled cords. Just pull the drawer out and plug in your dryer or iron, then drop it back in and shut it away.
