I use this: http://www.amazon.com/Mesh-Shower-Organizer-Easily-Hangs/dp/B000JD4CC0/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=home-garden&qid=1263255941&sr=8-2

It doesn't hang over the shower head (some other models do), it hangs from the rings, but it's mesh, so you can just wash it.

Back before I had my now two year-old son, I was a Prescriptives devotee, too. I wore their foundation and loose powder exclusively, and most of my eye shadow, blush and eyeliner were their products as well. Their makeup is wonderful. The reason I stopped wearing it is because they don't sell it at Target or the grocery store, and I can't seem to fit too many trips to Macy's into my schedule. I started wearing L'Oreal True Match liquid foundation and Translucide loose powder. I can honestly say that I like them both as well as the much more expensive Prescriptives products I wore for years. The True Match line has warm, cool and neutral tone collections, and there are about 12 shades under each umbrella. I used to be Yellow-Orange Level One (sometimes Two in the summer) at Prescriptives, and I am wearing Neutral Level Two in the new brand. Hope that helps…good luck with your search for a replacement.

I work for a cosmetics retailer in Australia, and we have been a long-term stockist of Prescriptives. It's been discontinued worldwide, and i can assure you that you're not alone… i feel like over the last couple of months we've been grief conselling people who've been using and loving prescriptives their whole lives and are now totally set adrift.

product purchased now will keep fresh for 2 years – unopened – and then once open will have the usual shelf-life. so maybe have a think about stocking up, you will still have some months before stocks run out.

Otherwise, i would recommend taking your favourite products to a sephora or dept store and touch/feel/look/test similar products untill you find something you like…ask for samples, try it out at home for a few days. don't just jump in and purchase the first alternative and try different brands.

get the shopgirl to try it out on you as well in store and then have a look outside in natural light too, because one of the best things about prescriptives is that the color range is so awesome – so you'll be looking for that perfect color match or it wont feel right.

best of luck!

I also like the Aveda tinted moisturizer ($40 – oof)… and Boots True Identity ($12 at Target).

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Sephora will fully take back any product you don't like both in the stores and on the web site, so if I were facing discontinuation on my favorite powder and concealer (MAC Studiofix and BeneFIT Boing), I'd buy one or two last rounds and start by trying new products from Sephora. If you're looking for something that has a matte finish, Make Up Forever is great, and somebody mentioned Bare Minerals, which never disappoints. I have gone through this discontinued process twice with my favorite perfume (Ultima II Sheer Scent, which I still haven't found) and lipstick which could only be found at Ricky's in NYC. The lipstick hunt was pretty cool, and I ended up finding something just as good at a local boutique. But beware! The ladies and occasional gent that work in Sephora are typically brand reps, which means they're not impartial when pointing out products to you. So even if they know there's a competing product that will be perfect for you, they'll still point out something from their own brand–which is why the return policy is so key. So, since I'm psycho about makeup, what I'd probably do is go in there with a compact of what I currently use and just spend a couple of hours doing ye olde contrast-and-compare while fending off aggressive sales peeps. Lastly, if you stock up on product that you won't be using for a while, make sure you wrap it tightly in multiple layers of zip lock bags and store it in a cool dry place so that it doesn't separate or start to take on that spoiled smell. Good luck!