While on board, my skin tend to be very dry due to the change in cabin’s air pressure. If I can, I will not wear any makeup unless there is a meeting or party straight after.
This little on board travelling kit comes in handy if my flight journey is more than 5 hours and I want to look fresh when I touch down.
A very minimal kit. You can probably add a mascara or concealer in there, whatever you need to make yourself look naturally fresh. Not too much but just enough. If flight’s regulations haven’t changed, I would probably bring my entire travel kit but I prefer to travel light.
So, what’s inside this little pouch?
I have a compact powder foundation, lip balm, Bobbi Brown’s Pot Rouge for lips and cheeks and an eye brow pencil.
I also packed samples of Chanel’s Cleansing Water for Face & Eyes and Estee Lauder’s Hydra Complete Multi-Level Moisture Cream along with some cotton pads.
The cleansing water helps remove dirt and purify my skin. It’s Mallow extract acts as a toner.
These are the few products I am having on board with me now. Try to pick as few products as possible and travel light. Products which has a duo function will be perfect like the Pot Rouge. And products you can easily apply with your fingers – this means you don’t have to include brushes in this kit.
I feel that these items will help me look more human when I arrive in Melbourne – almost 8 hour flight. As I will not be wearing any eye makeup, I picked a slightly more vibrant lip and cheek colour to cheer myself up.
Remember if you are bringing liquids on board, place them in a zip-lock bag.
Thank you for reading.
Joey, I noticed the EL powder compact. Is it good?
Hi David,
I have used it a couple of times while I was in Australia, not too bad, will do a writeup on it soon!!