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Best skin care for your travel backpack you can't afford to ignore in 2019



Best skin care for your travel backpack


Well, Who has the time to prep forever for vacation? It's really time taking to make sure that your products are in TSA friendly little bottles under 100 ml. But when there is the matter of you’re your skin its pretty imperative that you would pack all your necessary skincare routine with you.


So, How I started to deal with my breakouts during holiday travel. Here are some tips I am sharing which help me to keep my skin clear, hydrated and glowing.

  •  Pack according to the climate

Grab all the basis of your skin care and make sure that your skin is well-cared through climate and time zone.


  • Moisturizer

When i am getting ready for a flight,  i apply intense moisturizer the night before it. This will help my skin to keep hydrated before my skin is going exposed to the dehydration effects of jet pressure and climate of other countries. 

  • Soothe your eyes puffiness


Don't forget to pack the eye drops in your backpack. As tiredness and flight made your eyes look dull and tired and puffy. To reduce its use eye drops and you can also put crushed ice in a washcloth and apply it under the eyes. It's an automatic wake-up call that makes you look and feel immediately awaken. 

  • A cleanser is a must-have of skin care

If I can only take one skin care item from home, IT will be my cleanser. A sudden change in your cleansers can damage skin's acid balance and cause a vacation breakout. 

  • Smear the Hand Cream

Never leave home without a tube of your favorite hand cream in your tote bag, and use it liberally throughout the trip. By doing this you won't lose the suppleness and hydration and moisture of your hand as you will need to wash your hand much time during flight while traveling. it can help counter the effects of harsh commercial-grade soaps found in public restrooms.

  • I tend to go for a Natural Look during travel

I will try to keep my makeup as less and as natural as possible while traveling. This will help me to keep my makeup bag light and the most significantly, fewer chances of break out if forget to wash makeup off or very tired to remove it during the night. 

The basics I pack in my holiday make-up bag are :
    - Concealer 
    - kajal
    - Blusher
    - Mascara 
    - Eyebrow Shaper
    - Lip balm/gloss


  • Facial Wipes:

Facial wipes are your skin savior during holidays. When you are exploring your travel destination all day long or having a long hours flight these wipes keep you feeling clean and fresh face.

  •  SPF 50 or More


Don’t ever go out with this skin guard even on winter or cloudy days. I personally prefer SPF 30 or more as it allows me to nix oily skin after a long flight, and doubles as protection from the sun. My favorites are ALTRUIST dermatologist SPF 50 in creamy form and when I need to reapply it I will go for Mineral sunscreen broad spectrum SPF 30.
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