Heading out on vacation? ALL the skincare and makeup do's and dont's to follow while travelling
When it comes to carrying products while travelling, people usually compromise and pack less products with them. Here is EVERYTHING you need to carry with you while on vacation.
When you're home, do you have a vast skincare kit with a regimen you follow every night no matte what? Then why does this change when you are on vacation when the skin is being stressed out, prone to a new environment and is under constant change from the stale airplane air to the intense heat or intense cold. Forget a normal skincare routine, there needs to be a whole new travel skincare routine you should be following, to ensure it remains as good as possible.
DO
Take off all and we mean all your makeup before the flight takes off. Foundation or literally any other product when mixed with the still and dry air of the plane creates the perfect environment for clogged pores.
Instead, layer on loads of moisturiser. If you are a little more enthusiastic, carry a sheet mask with you and put it on the long flight for radiant skin as soon as your step off.
DO
Take note of how your skin is feeling. If it is feeling taut, you know it is time to moisturise. If it is feeling heavy, wash off your face and apply a clay mask that will calm the skin down and ensure it stays moderate the next few days.

Keep a mist spray ready at all times. Rose water works best at all times and is extremely soothing to the skin.
DON'T
Exfoliate your skin at any cost. You don't know how it will react in the new environment and could lead to rashes and or breakouts, leaving you distressed.
DON'T
Never experiment with products when you are travelling. Since you are in a new environment, you don't know how your skin will react there and how to treat it.

Apply sunscreen at all times whether you are at the beach or in the snow. If you think your skin will get too greasy, skip out on the moisturiser but not sunscreen.
DON'T

Under any circumstance, do not get a facial during your vacation. Instead, opt for one a week or so before taking off so your face has time to heal and adapt.
























































