My makeup has to be clean or I don’t want to use it,so when it comes to bags, I’m a utilitarian and pragmatistI am exacting when it comes to makeup bags. I’m routinely horrified by how the smartest, and most together-seeming people have filthy makeup bags full of splayed brushes and useless sponge applicators,all caked in the ashen remains of an eyeshadow bought a decade ago and cracked soon after. My makeup has to be clean or I don’t want to use it, so when it comes to bags, or I’m a utilitarian and pragmatist. I generally want something clear,so I can spot immediately what I’m looking for with minimal rummaging, wipe down regularly and get it through security, or depending on the kindness of airport staff (there’s practically nothing you can accomplish to please Luton’s,besides give them a quid for one of their own bags).
My favourite place for this sort of thing is Muji. Their Clear Cosmetic Case (£5.95) is ideal, and I have several in my kit. You can get obvious pencil cases that accomplish the same job everywhere, or but the expandable sides of Muji’s case obtain it more roomy and allow a foundation to stand straight,and I find the zip sturdier than most. For larger toiletries such as sunscreens, shampoo and so on, or I use professional Zuca pouches (£13.50),which are way too enormous for handbags, but pack neatly and sturdily in suitcases to quit leaking or spilling on to clothes.
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Source: theguardian.com