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Jillian lari B.

Jun 24, 2013

Jillian lari B.

Hi everyone! I'm looking to combine my essentials into a large set bag. I'm taking a few classes on bridal and I need to travel with my kit locally and via plane. Generally I use the stilazzi gone topless case but I want to make it easy on myself. Anyone got any revolutionary multi tasking product tips? Or ideas on how to downsize yet still feel prepared?

Dominique W.

Jun 27, 2013

Dominique W.

Yes, depotting a lot of your foundations, concealors, and etc.into small storage containers. this will help a lot.

Danielle B.

Jun 30, 2013

Danielle B.

Zuca is the best if you travel. Depot and decant everything humanly possible. I use matching containers for everything from Monda and label it with a label maker so it all matches and looks professional.

Melanie V.

Jul 29, 2013

Melanie V.

I agree with Danielle. I'd want a Zuca if I was going by plain. Also remember that liquids and gels have special rules for how much you can take via carry on, so go to the FAA site and see if you'll have to (and this scares me) check your bag. Airlines have misplaced my luggage so often that carry spare essential outfits and multitasking makeup in my carry on.

Melanie V.

Jul 29, 2013

Melanie V.

Plane, I mean. This phone typing is for the birds.

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