Make Up Bags

[Rhys]

Am I the only person who ever bought these? I have two, and a couple more would be great (even though I am flat broke this month). Having zero shelves in the bathroom and very little counter-space, being able to hang the make-up bags on the wall is fantastic - and they travel very well, too.

I realise they won't hold the entire collection, but I could do with a couple more - they're pretty and eminently practical for those of us with little to no space, and it saves having to dig things out of a box or basket.

[zeebs]

I want a bag that holds all of the little shadows and samples upright. Obviously not so hot for air travel, but might be just the ticket for ground travel. My makeup gets kind of jumbled when I travel and I would loooove a bag that is specifically designed to hold the SN products properly.

[mgmsrk]

Zeebs, Have you thought of getting a train case?

Rhys, If you want your colors easy to see you can buy clear zippered bags(from craft or school supply stores and glue or stich velcro to one side and than mount a strip of velcro to your wall. You will be able to see everything you need to grab and keep it all neat.

[ladycattat]

I go away for the weekend a lot, since both my parents and my in-laws live pretty close, and both live in *resort* type communities.(my folks live in Palm Springs, and dh's live near the Kern River)I keep a travel bag permanently packed with all my toiletries so I don't have to pack anything. One of the things that I have found to be really useful, especially for long weekends is using an empty Altoids container to hold my little jars. It will hold 5 3or5gram e/s jars just perfectly in one little container. It's kind of snug for them, and I always put a seal of some sort over the sifter, but it's a good way to keep things kind of organized when I travel.
HTH,
Laurie