Avoid Liquids

It’s always best to avoid carrying liquid products with you to avoid the risk of having them spill all over your bag. If you can’t imagine going anywhere without them, make sure to put them inside a Ziploc bag and secure their lids with tape or rubber bands.

Follow Your Plan

Don’t take your entire makeup bag on your next trip. Opt for a couple of beauty essentials that you’re using on regular basis, and leave everything you don’t need back home.

Cushion Fragile Items

If you happen to have bubble wrap on hand, it’s the best thing you could possibly use to protect your palettes, pressed powders and other easily breakable products. Wrapping them inside your clothes can also work, just make sure to put them inside a bag so they wouldn’t be all over the place if they break.

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Sanitize Surfaces

A travel-sized disinfectant is perfect for spraying on communal things that likely never get cleaned (airplane food trays, hotel remote controls, doorknobs, etc.).

Take Probiotics

Nothing says indigestion quite like travel. Something about the air pressure while flying keeps things from moving smoothly. Take some probiotics with you, because no one likes feeling bloated and uncomfortable. 

Drink Lots of Water

If you’re voyaging to a hot climate especially, make sure you drink plenty of water in order to avoid heat-related illnesses. Plus, it keeps you looking fresh and dewy.

Moisturize

Airplanes are notorious for drying out skin. Avoid fine lines and looking ashy when you touch down by applying lots of moisturizer while onboard. If you’re not prone to breakouts, maybe even try something oil-based.

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Founder Leaila Kashani says that “Traditionally we’re taught to try and keep up with wellness and beauty brands, but what if we demand our brands to keep up with our busy lives?” Disgruntled by the “need” to have so many different items for so many different things, Kashani set out to “generally make life simpler for people.”

So she created Alleyoop: an all-vegan, travel-friendly line of products that are based around the products that surveyed women said they used the most. Things like “The Multitasker” (makeup sponge, blush, brow tool, contouring, and eyeshadow brush all in one), “Pen Pal” (a nod to the retro multi-color pen which features black and brown eyeliners, highlighter, and lipliner), and “Tip Off” (liquid makeup remover-filled cotton swabs) were all created with the intention of making a busy life on-the-go just a little bit easier. 

The post Alleyoop Just Made Your Makeup Bag a Whole Lot Lighter appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.

Avoid Liquids

It’s always best to avoid carrying liquid products with you to avoid the risk of having them spill all over your bag. If you can’t imagine going anywhere without them, make sure to put them inside a Ziploc bag and secure their lids with tape or rubber bands.

Follow Your Plan

Don’t take your entire makeup bag on your next trip. Opt for a couple of beauty essentials that you’re using on regular basis, and leave everything you don’t need back home.

Cushion Fragile Items

If you happen to have bubble wrap on hand, it’s the best thing you could possibly use to protect your palettes, pressed powders and other easily breakable products. Wrapping them inside your clothes can also work, just make sure to put them inside a bag so they wouldn’t be all over the place if they break.

The post Use These 3 Tricks to Secure Your Makeup While Traveling appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.

Sanitize Surfaces

A travel-sized disinfectant is perfect for spraying on communal things that likely never get cleaned (airplane food trays, hotel remote controls, doorknobs, etc.).

Take Probiotics

Nothing says indigestion quite like travel. Something about the air pressure while flying keeps things from moving smoothly. Take some probiotics with you, because no one likes feeling bloated and uncomfortable. 

Drink Lots of Water

If you’re voyaging to a hot climate especially, make sure you drink plenty of water in order to avoid heat-related illnesses. Plus, it keeps you looking fresh and dewy.

Moisturize

Airplanes are notorious for drying out skin. Avoid fine lines and looking ashy when you touch down by applying lots of moisturizer while onboard. If you’re not prone to breakouts, maybe even try something oil-based.

The post How to Stay Fresh and Beautiful While Traveling appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.

Founder Leaila Kashani says that “Traditionally we’re taught to try and keep up with wellness and beauty brands, but what if we demand our brands to keep up with our busy lives?” Disgruntled by the “need” to have so many different items for so many different things, Kashani set out to “generally make life simpler for people.”

So she created Alleyoop: an all-vegan, travel-friendly line of products that are based around the products that surveyed women said they used the most. Things like “The Multitasker” (makeup sponge, blush, brow tool, contouring, and eyeshadow brush all in one), “Pen Pal” (a nod to the retro multi-color pen which features black and brown eyeliners, highlighter, and lipliner), and “Tip Off” (liquid makeup remover-filled cotton swabs) were all created with the intention of making a busy life on-the-go just a little bit easier. 

The post Alleyoop Just Made Your Makeup Bag a Whole Lot Lighter appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.