How to Combat Dry Skin While Flying (9 Must Know Travel Tips)
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- čas přidán 15. 06. 2024
- These 9 travel tips and tricks for skincare from dry air in the airplane will help during winter vacations. These skincare tips and tricks will hydrate your skin both in the airplane or when traveling with low humidity. #traveltipsandtricks #traveltips #dryskinrelief #skincaretips
My Dry Air Skin Essentials:
Gold Bond lotion travel size: amzn.to/4ad7bNM
Gold Bond lotion full bottle: amzn.to/46I7IUR
Gold Bond full bottle: bit.ly/41442vq
Vitamin c serum: bit.ly/47AS9zr
Travel-sized humidifier: bit.ly/47SWZI6
Vaseline lip therapy: bit.ly/49Z5LpX
Vaseline lip stick: bit.ly/3uI1Hu7
Sunscreen: bit.ly/49LWmlv
Sunscreen double: bit.ly/3sagA7k
TJoe's: bit.ly/41bjSV5
Travel containers Leak Proof: bit.ly/3PFJ6qL
Lip therapy: bit.ly/3tOZqfZ
Spatula for decanting: bit.ly/3ruBxnn
Shampoo bar: Lush
Liquids bag - toiletry bag: shoptripped.com/Laurie-Holida...
My sweatshirt: bit.ly/3PMlFc6
My carry-on suitcase: bit.ly/Pink20InchCarryOn
Watch jewelry: bit.ly/3FKtqMN
Walk through the TSA line with this video: bit.ly/HowToTSALine
Christmas Market travel tips: bit.ly/PackForChristmasMarket
What NOT to Wear in the Airplane: bit.ly/DoNotWearAirplane
Chapters:
00:00 Travel Tips Dry Skin in Airplane
00:38 Thick lotion to hydrate dry skin
00:55 Vitamin C serum base layer
1:35 Travel sized humidifier for moisture
2:00 Vaseline lip balm
3:30 Leak proof containers
4:02 Travel hacks for face moisturizer
5:36 Airport Security rule for liquids
6:13 Travel hack for makeup remover
7:18 Travel tips for dry eyes
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My Dry Air Skin Essentials:
Gold Bond lotion travel size: amzn.to/4ad7bNM
Gold Bond lotion full bottle: amzn.to/46I7IUR
Gold Bond full bottle: bit.ly/41442vq
Vitamin c serum: bit.ly/47AS9zr
Travel-sized humidifier: bit.ly/47SWZI6
Vaseline lip therapy: bit.ly/49Z5LpX
Vaseline lip stick: bit.ly/3uI1Hu7
Sunscreen: bit.ly/49LWmlv
Sunscreen double: bit.ly/3sagA7k
TJoe's: bit.ly/41bjSV5
Travel containers Leak Proof: bit.ly/3PFJ6qL
Lip therapy: bit.ly/3tOZqfZ
Spatula for decanting: bit.ly/3ruBxnn
Shampoo bar: Lush
Liquids bag - toiletry bag: shoptripped.com/Laurie-Holiday23-Toiletry-Teal
My sweatshirt: bit.ly/3PMlFc6
My carry-on suitcase: bit.ly/Pink20InchCarryOn
Watch jewelry: bit.ly/3FKtqMN
Walk through the TSA line with this video: bit.ly/HowToTSALine
Christmas Market travel tips: bit.ly/PackForChristmasMarket
What NOT to Wear in the Airplane: bit.ly/DoNotWearAirplane
Some more great tips…heading on a long haul flight for my first time to England for husband’s family emergency soon! I take my own body bar soap, use a cheese slicer and slice my body bar so I can put some in my purse for the public washrooms, make me feel fresher, and won’t take as much room in my carry on or checked. If going to be away long, I take a sponge, cut it into half or quarters. Dampen the sponges, squirt some dish soap on each piece. Then I gently rub the soap into the sponge. I leave them to dry, them place them in a ziploc bag. Now I have a sponge and dish soap to wash out my travel bottle or mug to keep it clean.
Love those travel hacks!
the biggest travel hack we did when we went to the UK, was we didn't pack shampoo or conditioner. we just got smallish bottles, once we got there. (we were there for 3 weeks)
I’ve seen another CZcamsr do the “cut up damp sponge and put soap on them and let them dry” thing and I’ve used that hack.
I like your hack of using a cheese slicer to slice thin pieces of your bar soap for washrooms! I’ll have to try that out.
Great ideas! I will try these out! Thanks for sharing them with us! I am going on my first cruise and was planning on buying a small bottle of dawn to have to wash our tumblers. Now I have a better option!
On my last trip, I brought a mix of whatever lotion I had on hand and a few drops of lavender essential oil. The lavender was a trick I picked up during the years I worked nights, which as it happens was good practice dealing with jet lag.
Instead of saline spray, I brought a neti pot and a few envelopes of the buffered saline mix. I used it as part of my airport bathroom routine before boarding.
Disclaimer: I used tap water. The official instruction is to use distilled water. I personally have had no issue with tap water, but that might be plain luck on my part.
Laurie I know this comment isnt about skin care, but we just flew from Tokyo to Melbourne, and had such horrible (for me) turbulence. I saw the discussion you had with your pilot husband about aircraft and turbulence and I couldn't believe that as i was panicking his face and calm voice came into my head and calmed me down, quite a lot. Thank you to yourself and himself.
Whew! Over water it is even scarier! Glad his calm demeanor helped.
Hey Laurie, I just want to say "Thank you" for all of your tips and hacks. I used so many on my trip to Italy. You are a travel guru!
Yay Italy! Ahhh was it just magical?
Thanks for all these great recommendations!
These are what help me with dry skin when traveling.
Loved the cotton ball tip!!
Thank you ❤
It's a great hack if that is the remover you use when you travel.
More great tips Laurie. Thanks so much for sharing! 💜
Dry skin is no fun during a winter trip!
I love love love the pop-up links in your videos. ❤
It does make it so easy!
I was just gonna ask you about a travel humidifier. 🙌 Thanks!
I have never considered one until moving here 7 years ago hearing that a neighbor uses one in Houston by her bed!
Some of us have reactions to vaseline (it's made with petrol, remember), in that case, vitamin E ointment is a good replacement.
Oh yes, great reminder!
Dr Dray, a licensed dermatologist, explains why petroleum jelly is safe to use - apparently we’ve been mislead all these years!
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Thanks for sharing such wonderful products.
I get such dry skin especially when I travel!
Great hacks and gives good ideas for taking "liquids" safely! My travel hack for bathrooms all over: I take the tiny sample vials of perfume in a prescription pill bottle. Put some right under your nose, and it will mask the icky odors of a loo so you can at least use it! My children (all adults) have passed the "goody-smell" trick to their own traveling children!! Also can spray perfume/after shave onto cotton balls and keep them in a tiny zip-lock bag. Comes in handy to help make those icky loos tolerable! Safe and happy and moist skin to everyone- thanks for these hacks.
Great idea!
Hi, fellow non-rev traveler. I use & travel with Gold Bond Pure Moisture Lotion Ultra Light Daily Body & Face -fragrance free. It's thick enough to put in small containers, even tiny containers which I carry in my purse & keep in my vehicle. I avoid lotions, etc, that have petrolatum, mineral oil, and petrolatum- based ingredients. Pure Moisture isn't greasy. Try the small tube 1st. Thanks
Thanks for the tips!
Finally found a tube of the Gold Bond lotion you've talked about during my Thanksgiving trip to the US. It works wonders on my dry, crackled heels! Thanks for the tip.
Isn't it amazing?! Amazon and Walmart!
Yay! Hello Laurie! May the Peace of Christ be with you and your family during this Holiday Season!
Peace like no other to you too!
Hi. I found your channel
Today and I’m really enjoying all of your tips. I have one suggestion. For your products that you need a much smaller mount of I use a contact lens case! You can put a different product in each side and I label the bottom or mark with a sharpie. It’s perfect when you only need a smaller amount.
Loving your videos Laurie! Any tips for packing for Thailand and Vietnam please?
Hi I would look up @travelfashiongirl for those tips.
Thank you
H⭐️WDY Laurie!❤ Great video!
How-deee!
I’m a Houstonian who visits Pennsylvania every winter. My go-to body lotion for my super sensitive skin is Aveeno Skin Relief.
Oh yes, theirs is good too!
After one of your videos, I got the Gold Bond for Diabetics hand cream and I love it. I am a Pediatric Dentist and was my hands at least 100x/day. I put it on before I go to sleep - it works wonders, sinks in quickly and doesn’t feel greasy!
Oh my word, that makes me so happy! I have no idea why it's called For Diabetics, but it works wonders!
For the facial wipes, I find that most of them are quite large, so I cut them in half and it’s plenty for me. I then put as many as I need for my trip in a sandwich-size ziploc bag and squeeze as much air out as I can to make it really flat. Takes up very little space!
Yes yes yes; I do that when I use the old out of stock makeup remover cloths from Mary Kay.
Great tips! I have Sjogren's disease, so the dryness issue if exponentially worse for me. One thing I do is take a travel size spray can of Evian face mist water. I mist it all around myself and on my face on a regular basis during a flight. I also bought a travel humidifier and it helps a lot - mine even plugs in on the plane so it moistens the air around me.
Hi and thanks Suzanne. Does the humidifier look like the one I talked about?
I LOVE Take the Day Off! Best makeup remover EVER. Mary Kay Eye makeup remover is wonderful too--great tip with the cotton balls!
Love it all! I also love Ivory after the balm.
I love take the day off too. Have you tried Clinique's naturally gentle eye make up remover ? It's more like a lotion than their other make up removers. I love it.
@@conniekershaw4412 Ooooh!! I will have to try that! I love clinique and I should just send my paycheck to them. 🤣
For those of us who live in dry, cold climates, these are everyday essentials! I slather myself with body butter after every shower in winter, my skin dries and cracks to the point of bleeding otherwise.
It can be awful around fingertips.
Oh, I know, I get these tiny, extremely painful cracks on my fingertips all the time in winter. When that happens, just before turning out the lights in bed, I slather my hands with vitamin E ointment then don "moist gloves" to keep it from rubbing off.@@TravelTipsbyLaurie
I use the Vaseline lip balm and the gold bond travel hand lotion. I put it in my flight pouch.
I love them both for airplanes especially.
I picked up a travel sized Evian facial spray at Charles de Gaulle, ahead of a 10+ hr flight. It’s awesome! Yes, it’s just Evian water in an aerosol can but it felt so amazing to spritz on my face.
Ooh, that sounds divine!
That spray was a lifesaver for me on a 17 hr flight from SFO to Singapore. Avene and LA Roche Posay make good sprays as well.
That looked like a jar of Mayonnaise in the thumbnail... And I instantly thought... HECK NO... Does not matter how moisturising that is, I do not want to smell like a greased up Mayo sandwich on a plane...😂
Yay, it worked! I really do have mayo on my face!
Me too!
Ok. I’ll bite. What was it? I’ve watched the video twice.
Are you talking about what is on the thumbnail? It was mayo.@@jow.2450
People coming to the Phoenix area in the winter are in for very dry air. Our humidity is 26% right now which is nasty low but the other night it was 13%. It can make your skin look like the crypt keeper. I love moisturizing facial sprays. My favorite is the Wholly Green Water spray from ShopMissA. They have a serum of the same name and I mix 2 serums to one spray in my bottle. It is great for 1st step skincare then anytine suring the day you feel dry. Love your tips! They are all so good.
It can make all the difference in low humidity vacation spots!
@@TravelTipsbyLaurie It really can. The Wholly green helped a heat rash I got this past summer.
I love those travel eye drops. When u twist the cap off, u can push the cap back down on the end to keep it from drying up, getting dirty & preserving it.
Hi, you cannot. But I keep it on my bedside table or in the cute little tray for my valuables I do not want to forget.
@TravelTipsbyLaurie try it. I do it all the time with mine. Sometimes you have to push hard to get the cap to cover the end but it will go. I learned about it from another CZcams & was like "ong I've been throwing the end away all this time when I could just pop it back in!" I tried it & it worked. Now I can throw it back in my makeup bag & not have to worry about the end getting dirty orbit drying up.
For anyone that wants to do this with their drops...I see the link didn't come through but you can Google "recapping single use eye drops" and it will show u
So excited! You should see the lids that are behind the table where my trash can is lol. @@sunsetatshabooms4558
Hey Laurie! Ty for this video- I have some good lotions that I use also but it’s a catch 22- I put it on then when I’m having a hot flash it’s even worse🥵, anyways the Ormedic I’m interested in my lips feel dry no matter what and all I do is drink water.. it mentions plumping effect which I wouldn’t mind- did you notice this also?
It feels like nothing else-not plumping like the pepper type lip glosses out there and not like a whole bunch of vaseline either. Hard to explain.
I have chronic dry eye and I use a preservative free Systane vials like Laurie. But I use two vials per day during the day and one more at night when I get up I need to use eyedrops then also. So just bring the amount plus extras that you typically use. You may drop one on the floor and you don’t want to use that so make sure you have extras. I always keep a vial in wrapped up Kleenex with a small mirror in my pocket. I put that in a baggie for TSA, because you can’t have anything in your pockets. After TSA then I put the eyedrops and the small mirror in my pocket so I can use them at any time. 👀
PS: I have my TSA liquids bag but I put the eye drop vials and allergy spray in a separate bag with my meds. Never had problems at TSA.
You can recap the eye drops but pussing the end u twist off, back on
@@sunsetatshabooms4558 I do that but I still need 2 vials per day due to very dry eye.
Great info! Thanks; my lasic doc did tell me that one drop is all I need-that the rest would just drip out. It sounds like you may need a prescription for dry eyes. Anyway, thanks for giving us the TSA info too.
😊 that is just what I need!
Can I ask you something? If you are traveling during winter ❄️ and let's say NY.
What could be a good option for your skin to moisturize before your make up. The season makes my Make up really creepy 😂 too dry makes me wrinkles and looks like I'm old. I don't know if I'm explaining myself clearly.
I love starting with the vitamin c serum. You may want to make sure your foundation is luminous and not matte or powder. I bet a makeup person at the mall could help or a mary kay lady.
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I have terrible sinus/allergy issues and have to travel with the bottle of saline nose spray. I pack all my nose sprays and other liquid medicines separately and those don’t count in your 3-1-1 liquids bag. That bottle of saline nasal mist makes me have an extra security screening every time I travel though. They usually wand my hands for explosives because of my Arm & Hammer or Vicks saline. 🤦🏻♀️
It's so helpful!
Laurie, please tell me the brand name of the lip therapy from Walmart. The Walmart page loaded but it didn't know what the product was. ☹️
Hi, it's Image.
I notice you recommend the Gold Bond a lot but for those of us with nut allergies it contains macadamia nuts and we can’t use it. Can I suggest you recommend an alternative.
Oh wow! Vaseline or any unscented lotion.
I heard that anything that cannot hold its shape without the container is considered a liquid.
Yes, I forgot to mention that one again.
My skincare travel tip: Instead of taking your exfoliating product or washcloth, use a corner of a hotel towel.
That is a fantastic idea! I love when they have black ones that say Makeup.
I could never wear my contact lenses on a plane -- much too dry. I waited until we got off the plane to wear them. The next day, my eyesight was off and irritated.
Oh, it was awful when I had them and the contact case always leaked; I would hold it in my hand!