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Traveling Tips for the Fashion and Beauty Conscious Woman 
 
by Anika Logan July 26, 2005

Don’t neglect your skin

Pre-moistened cloths are excellent for trips and can double as makeup remover and cleanser. Equally as good are baby wipes. If they are gentle enough to use on a baby then they are definitely gentle enough for your face. For moisturizer buy one with at least an SPF 15 (SPF 30 is even better) for daytime wear. Pack it in your carry on if you’re flying. And remember to bring an atomizer for your face and neck. This is extremely important as different altitudes can be rough on skin and adequate hydration is the name of the game. Evian is my brand of choice but there are a number of different ones on the market and some have a light scent to them. If you’re not going to be away from home for long, use your atomizer in place of night moisturizer or consider buying a lotion that can be used on your face, day or night.

Makeup choices

One day and one night lipstick is the way to go for the beauty conscious traveler. For day choose something light and dewy and for night go with a matte shade that is darker and more dramatic! Coordinate blush with lipstick shades for daytime AND nighttime pizzazz. Remember that lip and eye pencils are perfect for travel excursions. They are both small and very compact. Pack a few Q-tips to help blend eye shadows, which should help cut down on the amount of makeup brushes you need to bring along.

Nail polish

Don’t forget your fingernails (and toenails if they’ll be showing) while you’re away. Sheer or light colors are easier to touch up than darker colors. Make sure to wrap nail polish bottles in a plastic bag or even better, a resealable lunch bag.

Fragrance

Don’t want to be without fragrance during your trip? I understand completely as I feel the same way. But don’t make the mistake of packing bulky (and breakable!) glass bottles of perfume or cologne. You’re only asking for trouble if you do this! Instead inquire at the perfume counter about obtaining small samples of your favorite fragrance or purchasing perfume in a lotion form. Or consider buying a small sized plastic bottle of an all over body mist with a light fragrance (such as Calgon or Herbal Garden) that is perfect for traveling.

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