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Alexandra S.

Feb 27, 2015

Alexandra S.

So I am traveling to Europe soon and when I land I will be having a hectic day so I would need to do my makeup on the plane. Does anyone have tips on doing/brining makeup on planes. And as I use more palettes for powders and such anyone one know how I can still use them without the bulk?? xo.

CPT- Lili R.

Feb 27, 2015

CPT- Lili R.

You can depot the things you like from the palettes and make your own palette with the things you use, using a z palette

Livi H.

Feb 27, 2015

Livi H.

Target sells this amazing makeup organizer that literally fit everything in my makeup drawer lol. It's called Sonia kashuk weekender bag. I can fit my bonjour soleil bronzer palette, ud electric palette, naked palette, cheeky sweet spot blush palette, foundation, lipstick, lotion, etc. it's great! It's not even a big bag either! Love it! But you could depot whatever you need to a zpalette like Lili said :) but that bag... Just wow âť¤ď¸Ź

Caitlin M.

Feb 27, 2015

Caitlin M.

Keep in mind the liquids rules in mind. You can only bring so many ounces for carrying on so you will probably need a travel size foundation or to get an acceptable sized container to pour some of yours in.

I've never been on a plane myself but the advice I hear all the time is to take the time while on the plane to pamper your skin and bring products that help keep your skin and lips hydrated because plane air is very dry apparently lol. There are a lot of YouTube videos on makeup and traveling as well :)

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