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As the winter holidays approach, so does the travel! With the fees airlines charge for checked baggage, I often try to just bring a carry-on for quick trips. This means I have to pack my entire vanity with me. It's hard to pack up all of my must-have beauty and hygiene products because they are not all available in travel-size. Do you ever have this dilemma? Is there anything you just can't live without?
Thankfully, when it comes to hair products,
Aveda sells many trial-sized products at their salons and online. This allows me to have my must-haves in miniature. With airline security restrictions, this also allows me to abide by the 3.4 fl oz rule...and saves room!
I find that bringing this piece of home with me is important. I want to feel my best and that means not changing my beauty routines.
It's really about putting your best foot forward -- for a wedding, business trip or simply a rare trip home to visit family. Below are photos of my
Cath Kidston small cosmetic bag and my larger
Vera Bradley toiletry bag -- they are toted around for many, many whirlwind weekend trips! What totes do you use?
Share your packing tips here when it comes to your makeup, toiletries and hygiene products.
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| Cath Kidston Cosmetic Bag |
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| Vera Bradley Beauty Tote |
1 comment:
What a chic set of travel toiletries! And your bags are so whimsical! My best tip is to try to buy airline approved size products for every day use, provided that buying a smaller size is cost efficient. Sometimes, though, I end up buying different products than I normally use in the travel section of the drug store. I'm also typically not picky when it comes to makeup/toiletry bags, and take the Lancome/Guerlain bags that my mom receives with her purchases. Thank you for inspiring me to chic it up with my traveling toiletries!
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