Marie Kondo's KonMari Method For Hair Tools
My 2000s Chi Straightener Didn't Spark Joy, So I Decided to KonMari All My Hair Tools
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As with tidying, Marie Kondo suggests you store by category, not location. I wanted my primary hair styling tools — flat iron, blow dryer, and brushes — together. The KonMari method follows four principles: fold it, stand it upright, store it in one spot, and divide storage into square compartments. Given the lack of built-in storage units in my apartment, which Marie Kondo suggests you fill first with large things, I used an over-the-cabinet-door caddy as an over-the-side-of-my-toilet-tank holder for my everyday hair styling tools. (Note: the hooks are detachable, so it can also be hung or used free-standing in a cabinet.)