Must haves - Bathroom edition

When you look around your home, is there one area that comes to mind that you “will get to one day”? If there are many, that is totally fine & give me a call! But if it’s your bathroom then this blog is for you! Bathrooms are very personal, as are many areas of the home. You know what is in yours, and what items go where or are for who. But wouldn’t it be nice if it all had a home and made sense? If I had to pick a few bathroom products that are my must have items these are them. Hopefully these tips and product recommendations help you create your dream bathroom!

Drawer Dividers

I will encourage everyone to have drawer dividers until the day I die! Being able to separate out different categories within your drawer is the only way to be able to know what you have. I use inserts for all categories of the bathroom - teeth, skincare, makeup & hair. Use shallower inserts for the shorter products that you can lay down, like toothbrush, hairbrush and lip gloss, for example. Then use deeper inserts to stand up products like skincare bottles, hair products and more. 

Under the sink organizers 

Under a sink you are usually keeping towels, cleaning products or hair tools. My favorite organizing product to use under here are drawers so that items don’t get lost in the back of the cabinet. If you are keeping taller products under the sink, be sure to get taller drawers to accommodate. I also love the shorter drawer bins for items stored in your cabinet. Also both of these come with dividers so that you can contain two different categories in one bin!

Deep cabinet bins

If your bathroom has deep cabinets, you’re in luck! I absolutely love to use the deep bins for so many different bathroom products like medicine, back stock of your favorite products and travel items. Also these are especially great bins because they come in multiple different sizes for whatever the dimensions of your cabinet might be. And don’t forget! They come with dividers, my favorite!!

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