As summer comes to an end and holiday travel gears up, it’s important to know how to keep your skin fresh and healthy while on the move. With this, please find 7 easy to follow beauty hacks from board certified dermatologist Dr. Ava Shamban for the next time you and your loved ones hop on a plane.
Disclosure: This is a guest post featuring beauty tips from Dr. Ava Shamban. Product provided as compensation for this post.
Travel Beauty Tips from Dr. Ava Shamban, Beverly Hills Dermatologist and Founder of SKINxFIVE
- Stay Hydrated—Traveling can take a lot out of you, especially when it comes to hydration. Tote an empty, refillable water bottle with you that you can fill up once you’re through security. It’s a surefire way to help eliminate toxins and keep skin looking fresh.
- Moisturize, Moisturize, Moisturize!—An airplane cabin is so dry it absorbs moisture from anywhere it can, including your skin. To combat dry air and fight aging at the same time, use an ultra-hydrating product like the AVAinfuse Lemongrass Clay Detox Masque. The fast acting blend of ocean grown Algae, Fumitory and Lemon extracts infused with purifying essential oils of Grapefruit and Lemongrass, revives skin comfort and vitality instantly after plane travel.
- Go Bare—Excessive makeup for a long flight can be a recipe for disaster, and breakouts! Pack a few portable cleansing pads to help wipe away that extra makeup for a clean, fresh face during your trip. You can always doll yourself up after you land!
- Keep up the Routine—Don’t let your travels throw a wrench into your beauty regimen once you land. There are plenty of options that are compact and carry-on compliant, including Regenica® Rejuvenating Dual Serum. Weighing only an ounce, the serum is an easy way to ensure you’re fighting visible signs of aging on-the-go.
- Keep that Oily Skin in Check—Got oily skin? Consider blotting papers instead of cleansers. Unlike cleansers, blotting papers won’t strip the skin of the essential oils on your face.
- The Eyes Have It—Pack a cooling eye mask to fight puffiness around the eyes and to help you get some beauty sleep on the flight.
- Get Moving—Long flights can cause muscle aches (or worse) if you’re not careful. Make an effort to get up to stretch your legs to get the blood circulating when you can. Try and stand up and walk around the plane at least once per hour.
Are you planning to travel this Holiday season? Be sure to keep these travel beauty tips in mind if and when you do. If you have more tips to add, I’d love to hear about them. Please leave them in the comments below.
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