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“I apply a thin layer of Aromatherapy Associates Anti-Aging Overnight Repair Mask [$88; Amazon.com] before long flights. It contains nourishing oils that protect skin from cabin air, plus fatty acids for a plumping effect. You’ll actually arrive at your destination looking better than you did before takeoff!” – Alexis Wolfer, beauty blogger and founder of The Beauty Bean![Eye essentials]()
“To prevent jet bags — aka dark circles and puffiness, post-flight — I apply soothing undereye patches before takeoff. Your fellow travelers may look at you funny at first, but your bright eyes will be envied come arrival. I swear by Skyn Iceland Hydro Cool Firming Eye Gels [$30 for 8 pairs; Amazon.com].” – Francesca Fusco, MD, a dermatologist in New York City![No-fuss hair]()
“My signature hairstyle in the sky is a topknot. Loosely twist strands into a high bun and secure with a creaseless fabric elastic — the higher the bun, the more voluminous hair will be when released. Unwind upon arrival, spritz with dry shampoo and tousle for soft, pretty waves.” – Jeanie Syfu, a celebrity hairstylist in in New York City![Lip service]()
“Chapped lips make for an unsightly greeting, so I layer on a thick balm to act as a shield against the drying effects of flying. My favorite is Rosebud Perfume Co.’s Rosebud Salve [$6; Sephora.com], which can also be dabbed on parched cheeks and cuticles.” – Lara Ramos, beauty blogger at The Glossarie![Beauty spritzer]()
“I always stash a travel-size bottle of Evian Mineral Water Spray [$14 for two; Sephora.com] in my carry-on. It’s a great multi-tasker! I spray my face when it feels tight from the dry air and lightly mist my hair, giving it a little scrunch, to revive moisture and bounce.” – Jet Rhys, a celebrity hairstylist in Los Angeles![Ready to glow]()
“Flying sucks the life out of my skin, so I apply Sunday Riley Effortless Breathable Primer ($48; Nordstrom.com) for subtle tint and luminosity before landing. Then I tap a smidge of concealer wherever I need a little extra coverage. I swirl a creamy blush onto the apples of cheeks and a little on my forehead, too, for a healthy-looking flush.” – Suzy Gerstein, a New York City celebrity makeup artist6 Genius Beauty Tricks for Traveling
When it comes to holiday traveling, maintaining your sanity — let alone your looks — can be a real challenge. READ: 6 Must-Have Lip Balms to Kiss the Chapping Away Here, six globetrotting beauty pros share their best tips to help you stay gorgeous on the fly:
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