Real Techniques 3 Pocket Grey Make-up Brush Organiser

Stuck straight on to the side of my gloss sink unit and still secure days later despite being full of brushes. Unobtrusive and saves me so much drawer space plus added bonus of no squashed or mucky brushes

These are great super handy, easy and clean place to put your brushes

Amazing! Mixed reviews of how it sticks etc but I have had no trouble at all. I cleaned my mirror then applied it straight on. Mine is full and has stayed in perfectly! So handy! Easy to wipe down. Love it!Edited to add...since moving it from its original installation place it now doesn’t hold up. Not impressed

Tried to "stick" to most of the listed surfaces, left for 24 hours and as soon as I put a brush in it fell off

Holds brushes, missus happy

As requested by daughter-in-law

Real Techniques took off in 2011 when Samantha and Nicola Chapman launched their brush collection. They now market a wide range of beauty products. This 3 pocket expert organiser is aimed at trying to maximise your storage space for items you use regularly, particularly in the bathroom where you can cling it to tiles or a mirror. It's a pale grey colour and feels like latex or some similar kind of flexible plastic.There are three pouches, the two smaller ones are divided in two so the contents don't tilt too much, and they all have four drainage holes in the bottom as it's kind of inevitable that in a bathroom fluid will get into them. They're easy to was under warm water.Why have I knocked two stars off my rating? It's the crazy amount of plastic that's involved in supplying this organiser to you. The main outside wrapper is the kind of thick plastic you get in products that induce wrap rage, although in this case you can easily open it up by loosening flaps. The plastic is brightly printed to show you how to use the device, but it's probably going to go straight into the bin and then into landfill the moment you start using the product. Maybe it will go in your recycling, in which case let's hope your local facilities can handle it. On the back of the organiser is a single-use sheet of plastic that you remove to start using organiser when you stick it on your tiles or mirror. That goes straight in the bin too.On the bottom of the packaging is a PET recycling logo with a number 1 inside. So theoretically the packaging can be recycled. But my preference would be for this product to be supplied in easily recyclable cardboard as befits a luxury brand in this age where environmental awareness is at the fore.

Ok so first, this will not stick on your bathroom wall if you have little bitty tiles such as traditional squares or subway tile. It will also not stick if you have large but interesting tiles with a matte, satin or textured finish. This is why it drops a point as you have to have the right surface for this to work and I know most of my friends would struggle to house this in their bathroom as they are currently modelled, and if I was redoing my bathroom I'd want a more permanent solution built in. You can stick this to large super glossy white tiles if they are large enough that the back of the holder won't touch grout lines, a large mirror or if you have had panels of glass installed instead of tiles or have a glass shower cubicle to the glass. You need a big enough expanse of completely flat, very smooth but SHINY surface. We have this installed in the corner of a 120x80cm mirror the previous owners installed above the sink in the bathroom to collate my mums small brush collection as this wouldn't even hold my shadow brush selection!This is ideal for people who like to look good but don't really pursue makeup as an art or expression form, they just like to do their makeup and get on with their day, they may have a few brushes probably a blush, a few eyebrushes and maybe a buffing or foundation brush, but it's the few and the useful and they don't want loads cluttering up their holder.Similarly it maybe ideal for anyone who has embraced natural cover makeup as a way to look better than without and just needs some blending tools, maybe a concealer and foundation brush plus maybe a buffing brush to just set their base and not add any colour or definition makeup.But for the lover of makeup (and brushes) nope it's just not big enough, but then, it's not designed for us, it's designed for those who want a minimalist kit.