1. If you don't like how it smells/feels/reacts with your skin, get rid of it. If it's a product you feel confident you're not going to use again - no matter the reason - there's no need to keep it.
2. Condense bottles. Are you a culprit of having multiple half-used bottles of the same product?
Combine them into one bottle. Have a thousand travel size shampoos you want to try and an almost empty shampoo bottle? If it's all the same, pour them all together (and create your own, new custom scent!).
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4. Utilize the walls. If you're short on counter or cabinet space, consider using what wall space may be available. Hanging shelves, hooks or narrow cabinets can make a world of difference.
5. Donate to a shelter. Whatever hygiene products you don't want, someone who has none will gladly use.