
I’m pretty low maintenance when it comes to my skin care routine. But from a former beauty editor, trust me it’s not about how much you’re spending on products or how many you can slather on your face. I believe that less is more when it comes to beauty, especially when you’ve got luggage restrictions to think about (more on packing here). There are some things I’ll never skip though. So; tried and tested, here are my skin travel tips.
(Nightdress from Primark, see more here).
The last thing I need to do before a trip is spend a fortune on beauty bits, so Penneys is usually my one stop shop to pick up all my holiday essentials. I’ll get to the skin care soon, but let’s take a minute to appreciate all the travel size basics from next to nothing. Handy little containers of cotton buds for 50c, tiny handbag size packets of wipes , travel toothbrushes and sets of mini essentials, I can get pretty much everything I need in Penneys before jetting off.
I’m also loving the extending beauty line this year, hair oil (this Argan one came in handy not only for my dry ends, but as a body oil too on holidays and was only €2.50), nail varnish remover pads that are perfect for travelling (no leaks!) and every type of wipe you can imagine. A dream if you spend any amount of time living out of your luggage. Plus, I couldn’t resist the rose gold nail scissors and tweezers, super sharp!
My hero products over the last couple of months that’ve saved my skin on ten flights in six weeks, have been these PS…Love sheet masks and eye patches… which I’ve scared a few sleepy passengers on board with. I really couldn’t care less about looking silly if it means I’ll arrive refreshed. And this P.S…Love to Glow serum which I’ve used day and night, as a mask and on sensitive sunburned skin. Vitamin E is brilliant for staying hydrated.
Lastly, this little silicone cleansing pad is a travel must. At home I use muslin cloths, but they’re completely impractical for bringing away – I definitely don’t want to pack anything damp! I use it in little circle movements with my normal cleanser after removing the majority of heavy make up with a wipe first. Or just on its own wet if I haven’t been wearing any make up, it feels like a very gentle exfoliator on my skin and dries instantly.
Do you have any other skin travel tips? I’m always on the lookout for the best beauty bits to pack for my next trip!
Post in collaboration with Primark. Views are, as always, my own.
Our skin will be more exposed to damage if we are traveling. That is why we have to protect it more. These tips will help you in taking care of your beautiful skin while enjoying your travel.