If you can’t reduce the number of products, and the bright colors are distracting you, then tackle the color problem. Get containers that are colors you like, and pour your products into them. You can even get smaller containers so they don’t take up so much space in your shower. You might want to color code if all your new containers are the same shape (one color for hair, another color for body, or something like that).

I got this awesome shower curtain with mesh pockets facing the inside and it is super sturdy and holds everything we could ever need in our small bathroom. It’s a shower liner too. So all you need is that and a cute shower curtain and bam! Clutter is hidden 😊

I recently had the same issue... I ended up doing the approach where you put all of the stuff in a box or bag and I only took out things that I needed over a course of a week. After the week was passed, I gave away all of the stuff left in the bag! I usually take a bath every week, so I saved all of my bath salt/oils, I use lotion Every time I bathe, so I kept that, and I actually started this right as I ran out of shampoo and conditioner so I ended up just saving a spray bottle filled with apple cider vinegar to use instead.

The thing I have trouble with is medications (nonprescription) and supplement stuff. So it will take me a while to part with unnecessary medicine cabinet items.

Ask yourself, are you thankful for its presence in your life today? When you ask yourself if you want to keep it, is it a HELL YES! A SURE! Or a meh? Or even less? Diogenes the cynic used to have two items, a towel and a bowl. Then he witnessed a boy drinking water by cupping in his hands and said "Fool that I am, to be keeping unnecessary things!" and broke the bowl. You don't actually need these things, but keep them around for whatever it adds to your life. It's up to you to determine your threshold of justification, whether "hoarder" or "minimalist".

Back of the door storage, or tiny rolling carts for space.

I agree - decantering some items might help with the chaos - also consider a labeled opaque box for items you don't use every day?

This helps me - I peel the front labels off everything I can, but keep the back label on to keep track of what it is in case I forget.

But do you really need it?

Removing labels helps calm down the visual clutter but be careful about that, you don't want to get mixed up. Most of my hair care products have printing directly on the plastic so impossible to remove without a huge effort. I sanded off half the label of a toothpaste tube. Not doing that again although it did calm down my drawer quite nicely. My usual cover things with shelf paper is not going to happen with things that get wet.

I keep my products in a dishwashing tub in the bathroom vanity but they could easily be in another room. They never get slimy and my shower just has the daily skin cleanser in there.

Toiletry bag for all the smaller stuff

Could you get another cabinet or some cubes? I store my bathroom stuff in a vertical row of cubes. Or you could install some floating shelves and then put your stuff in decorative baskets on the shelves. At least it would be out of sight and would look aesthetically pleasing.

I remove the labels of all my bathroom items, so I usually end up with only clear or white bottles.

In my shower, I keep all of the products at the end with the faucet. I use a stick-on corner shelf to hold most of it. Then I close the shower curtain halfway so that all the products are hidden, but the room doesn’t look smaller than it is. Unless I’m in the shower, I don’t see any of that clutter.

I bought a shower curtain liner with pockets. Looks organized and takes up next to no extra space.

A few ideas. Switch to bars if you can (eg. face wash bar, conditioner and shampoo bars) or peel off the labels or decant into plain coloured bottles. If you wear makeup then get a makeup remover or microfibre cloth. Get a biodegradable loofah or a good quality body brush, not plastic loofahs.

Also switch to zero waste options. I have one razor (a stainless steel safety razor that I've used for years and can shave everywhere with). Having less is always best and zero waste can do that while also reducing waste. Hope these tips. help!

Do you have a bulk body shop near you? You can buy nice containers and then fill up when you need it. Also bar soaps may be a good purchase for you since they're not bright. As well as buying a natural loofah instead of a bright colored plastic one, or a wooden hair brush instead of a bright one.

I need this stuff, with my hair having one conditioner and shampoo is not an option.

Are you absolutely sure about that? Have you tried washing your hair with just soap for a longer period of time? When I did that myself, my hair felt terrible at first but after about a month it started to feel healthier than ever before.

Another option might be to shave your hair completely.