


You can't talk about 2-in-1's without mentioning BB, CC, and DD creams. For your complexion cosmetics, leave your daily moisturizer, tinted moisturizer, primer, and foundation at home, and bring one of these 4-in-1's. They will provide the hydration, SPF protection, and coverage that you need for the day in one easy step. Try the travel-size Dr. Jart+ Black Label Detox BB Beauty Balm ($18 at Sephora). Boscia also makes a travel sized BB Cream Broad Spectrum SPF PA 27++ ($18 at Sephora), if you prefer an oil-free product. Both have physical sunblocks as well as other great skin beneficial ingredients.
2. Swap your cleanser for cleansing wipes.
If you're flying, remember that most airlines have a policy regarding transporting liquids. You are permitted to take a quart-sized Ziploc bag full of clear 3 oz. or less containers. So, try makeup removing and cleansing wipes rather than a liquid makeup remover and a liquid face cleanser. They're just as effective, and you don't have to worry about spills in your luggage or getting the product past airline security. I really like the Ole Henriksen Truth To Go Vitamin C Wipes ($15 at Sephora). They cleanse while soothing and moisturizing skin. The vitamin C brightens and firms your complexion and gives the wipes a refreshing citrus smell. Plus, this product comes in a convenient to-go pack that's perfect for traveling.

3. Pick up some smart travel containers.
You can also try transporting your products in these clear, stackable travel containers ($6 at Amazon). They are pretty spill-proof, clear, and light-weight, and you can stack as many as you need together. I've spooned everything from loose powder to serums to toner to tinted moisturizer into these containers. It's also a great way to keep your products organized!
4. Invest in a travel brush set.
Makeup brushes are long, bulky, and delicate. To lighten up your load, bring along a travel brush set like the Sephora Collection Face & Eye Travel Tool Kit ($32 at Sephora). There are tons of these types of products on the market today. Sephora as well as companies like Bobbi Brown make variations of these sets, so you can choose the ones with the right combination of brushes for you. This particular kit contains a mini powder/blush brush, eye shadow blending brush, eye shadow smudge brush, eye shadow crease brush, and an angled brow/liner brush. The kit also comes with a small, compact case that fits nicely into luggage and protects your brushes from germs and damage.
5. Save your samples for a rainy day.
Many of the large beauty retailers like Sephora, Ulta, and Blue Mercury as well as large department stores give you samples with every purchase that give you 2-3 uses. You can also ask for samples of your favorite products at these stores. I like to save mine and stash them away into a reserve that I tap into when I travel. You get your very own free travel sized products!
Wishing everyone safe travels this holiday season!
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