I have shelving in my closet that I use for overflow skincare/haircare, which is organized by type (e.g serums, masks, etc). Skincare I’m actively using sits in a tray next to my sink.
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The skin care i use all the time is in a tray in my master bathroon . The rest is in the medicine cabinet also in the master for easy access.
Same! I keep skincare I’m using on a tray in my bedroom. My bathroom gets too warm to keep skincare there year round.
Part of my skincare sits on my bathroom vanity. It’s products I use every time (cleanser, toner), daytime routine (eye cream, morning treatments, SPF) and bigger sized nighttime routine products (e.g. right bow it’s the BHA).
In the top drawer of my bathroom vanity I keep products I don’t use everyday (scrub, clay mask), most nighttime routine (smaller items like serums and moisturizers).
I don’t really buy skincare ahead and rarely buy something that I intend to try at a later date so what I have on hand is my current skincare only. I will use it until it is nearly gone and then evaluate whether I plan to continue with current item or search out something different to try. I keep my current skincare routine in a clear, heavy acrylic drawer that sits on my counter in my bathroom. When I purchase new skincare, I usually purchase about a two month supply. I pretty much use it up whether I like it or not. The only exceptions are things that I end up being allergic to or truly just cannot take the feel or scent. I always patch test after my experience with CBD oil. I feel like two months is a reasonable time to allow skincare to show me it is going to help. At almost age 70, I don’t feel like I can give products 6-8 months to prove themselves. There is so much new skincare coming out every month and so I have tried to educate myself about the ingredients and stick to those that have been proven to work. Any extra bottles are stored in a drawer in my bathroom vanity. Rarely do I try something that is completely new. I am in the process of trying Adipeau which is suppose to help restore lost fat pads. I purchased two bottles and have just started the second bottle. Supposedly, the product is suppose to travel down your hair shaft and miraculously cause fat pad regeneration. Once regenerated, you are suppose to be able to stop the treatment and just not do the things that cause fat pad loss. I am not sure if I am seeing anything yet.
Despite how this is going to sound, I actually DO know where everything is! Some to the right side of my “vanity” work area (moisturizers, eye creams, sunscreen moisturizer and primers), and on the left hand side, my actives and serums. Backups are in the cheek products/lipstick drawer.
I am really fond of my bags! I have one bag in my built in robes cupboard that contains cleansers, moisturisers, serums etc that are backups that I have purchased when on sale.
For daily use, I keep my cleanser in the shower, and currently used skincare items on my ensuite bench.