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Bathroom organization " src="https://www.collegefashion.net/.image/t_share/MTI4ODM3MDIzNTczMjc0NTk0/bathroom-organization.jpg" /> Photo Credit Ah, the good old bathroom . In your early days, it was the place to experiment with wacky hairstyles and play with your mom's lipstick. In middle school, you learned not to venture into it alone ( remember what happened to Hermione? ), and it became the place to meet for secret conversations with your BFFs. Of course, when you got to college, your preconceived notions about bathroom etiquette were probably overturned by your first day. For those of you in residence halls, the initial thrill (or fear) of having a co- ed bathroom wore off in about thirty seconds, and now you try to spend as little time as possible there. However, as college women, there are plenty of ways for us to stay organized (and clean) in shared bathroom situations . In this article, we'll list  three essentials for dorm room (or apartment!) b...

Moving to college involves a lot of downsizing, but perhaps the most difficult “should it stay or should it go?” decisions you’ll have to make will take place in the bathroom. If you’ve spent your high school career experimenting with and collecting beauty products , by now your bathroom cabinets probably look, at best, like a Sephora and, at worst, like an episode of  Hoarders . And if you’re heading off to a college where freshmen are stuck with communal bathrooms, you’re going to have to fit all of your must-haves into one shower caddy that you can easily carry down the hall. That means you’ve got a lot of de-cluttering to do. Luckily, we’ve already lived through dorm days and graduated to tiny apartments, so we’ve got lots of advice when it comes to scaling back your cosmetics collection. Purge Before you head back to school, line up all your treasured toiletries and give it to them straight. “Listen guys, you’ve been good to me, but I’m going to have to make some tough cuts.” For...