Yesterday, I went to the dollar store and picked up some cheap plastic trays and organizers. I’ve gotten so sick of my bathroom sink; it’s just been cluttered with makeup, hair supplies, lotion, q-tips, and other random beauty supplies. So, I decided to fix it. I organized it into different makeup products: lipsticks, eye shadows, makeup brushes, and I organized all my lotions and body sprays. Now it looks amazing! Not to mention, it’s way easier to find things I need. And it only cost me about $5, and 30 minutes of my day.
Ultimately, the key to having a completely organized house is taking it day by day. Tackle one messy area at a time, and try not to get overwhelmed. Just transforming one area from chaos into order is enough to significantly make a difference. Are you ready to get your home under control? Try out this daily organizing challenge by Holiday Sparkle! Each day, you simply organize one small space in your home. Here’s the first five days:
Day 1- The Medicine Cabinet
Day 2- The Coat Closet
Day 3- Under the Beds
Day 4- The Laundry Room
Day 5- Your Handbag!
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