Here Are The Skincare Products Dermatologists Never Travel Without, And You Shouldn't Either
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Traveling can present quite a conundrum for your skin. On the one hand, dry plane cabins and new climates can irritate it, leading to dryness or breakouts. On the other, limited luggage real estate and the TSA’s 3-1-1 rule for liquids make it tough to pack all of your products, especially if you have a more extensive skin care routine.
To navigate the most effective and efficient way to keep your skin in top shape while traveling, we tapped four dermatologists who have their vacation skin care routines down to a science.
Why travel is so taxing on your skin
When traveling, dermatologists never skimp on the skin care essentials
Dermatologists recommend reapplying hydrating and SPF products midflight
Consider your destination when choosing additional skin care items to pack
Take precautions when transferring any skin care products into travel-size containers
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