How To Look Beautiful & Picture Ready While Traveling?

Traveling is an intense whirlwind of excitement and adventure, but when you’re on the plane or in the car, it can be a long time before your next shower or even a private bathroom. Aside from the stress of actually getting to your destination, walking around town and exploring the countryside often brings beauty challenges of its own. Here is the list of few beauty tips that will make you look beautiful and picture ready throughout your trip!

Blot away sweat with rice or blotting paper

Sweat is inevitable, but you may not have many opportunities to wash your face if you’re stuck on a plane or a car for a long time, and not when you’re trekking around in nature. The stress of traveling or just the strain of walking uphill can also cause you to sweat a little more than usual. Use blotting paper throughout your trip to remove excess oil.

Moisturize with the facial mist

If you’re traveling for a long time, your skin can start looking dull, pale, or dry out. This is especially true for long flights, where the cabin pressure and cool air can irritate delicate skin. Climate change from one zone to another might also wreak havoc on your skin – leaving in summer and suddenly stepping out into a colder, dry climate is sure to affect your skin. If you notice your skin looking a little worse for the wear, spray on a facial mist to do away with dull complexion and instantly energize your skin.

Take off your makeup when you go to sleep

This is a basic beauty rule, but some people forget to follow it when they’re traveling. Whether you’re sleeping on a plane, bus, or roughing it and sleeping in a tent, remember to remove your makeup and wash your face to remove dirt and oil. If you don’t have access to running water or a bathroom, bring facial wipes with you.

Apply a moisturizer or serum before you sleep to hydrate skin

Before going to bed, moisturize. Use a serum or moisturizer with antioxidants to protect your skin from photoaging and a humectant to lock in moisture. It will keep your skin hydrated all night, which is perfect for extra-dry plane rides. Don’t forget to use an eye cream so your eyes don’t look puffy the next day. Choose one of the best anti-aging products with retinol to get rid of fine lines.

Treat tired and dry red eyes with eye drops

There are so many ways your eyes can become irritated, dry, and red while you’re traveling. They get strained from watching TV on planes, dry out from cool temperatures, and can even get red or puffy from the allergens you encounter on your trip. Not to mention the fact late nights out exploring might leave your eyes a bit bloodshot the next day. Bring a bottle of eye drops to refresh them when they start to feel dry or irritated.

Wash your hair with a dry shampoo

Bring a small bottle of dry shampoo with you so you can give your hair a little extra volume and clean up greasy roots. Sitting in the same position with your head pressed against the back of a chair can flatten out your hair while long rides often leave hair greasy. Dry shampoo also comes in handy if you’re in particularly balmy climates and want to freshen up for a night out without having to shower again and backpackers or campers who can’t afford luxurious suites and private bathrooms. Take a few minutes to touch up your hair with a dry shampoo to get the camera ready.

Bring and use lots of sunscreens

No matter where you are in the world, you’re going to be exposed to harmful rays. To prevent sunburns and protect against signs of early aging, bring and use a lot of sunscreens.

Wear less makeup and use natural tones

If you’re trapped in a bumpy car or bus, touching up your makeup will be more than a challenge. Instead of worrying about maintaining dramatic colors and designs, choose something simple that you can fix in a flash. Use the basics and pick colors that complement your skin but won’t draw attention if you aren’t able to get to a mirror (and stable surface!) in time.

How To Look Beautiful & Picture Ready While Traveling?

These tips should help you get through your trip in style so that you can snap amazing pictures of the landscape and your beautiful self in it. If your skin is showing signs of photoaging and you still don’t feel picture ready, try improving your complexion and treating fine lines with a wrinkle care product like Dermagist.

About the Author

Sophie Addison is a popular blogger and skincare expert. She is very passionate about writing on skincare and beauty. She has posted articles on tips for under eye fine lines and wrinkles, best eye creams, weight loss and  fitness news. Apart from work she likes gardening and listening music. You can also contact her on Facebook, and Pinterest.

28 Comments

    1. I adore facial mists and these awesome eye depuffing patches by klorane! It’s a lot of work to look good sometimes… thank god for photoshop 😉

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    1. Great tips girly and thanks again for checking out my post about the ice cream. I really appreciate it. I will definitely be using some of these tips in the future

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    1. These are some great tips. I kind of feel really tired and look drained after a long journey. But these tips would really work with me to have that fresh look all the time.

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    1. These are great! I think it’s nice to take pictures while traveling and what’s even better is if you’re actually part of those pictures, lol! These tips will definitely help, thanks!

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    1. Yes! I love that the focus is on maintaining a solid skin regimen. That’s one thing I tend to slack off on when I’m traveling. Hats are another great tool for hiding second-day hair and shading your face.

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    1. your tips on this list is divine, you spoke on the very important things and not like some sites will make it so big with little meaning to the post. well said. thanks for sharing as i have learnt something from this.

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