Imagine this scenario: You’re arriving to the airport, with your hair and makeup done to perfection, the perfect comfortable outfit, looking and feeling like a movie star, at your very best mood. You check in, go through security and customs, do some last minute shopping for your fav magazine, snack and cup of Joe, and, when the time arrives, board the airplane and off you go to a fabulous destination, thousands of miles away from home. But when you land, you look, well, As if a tornado went through your face. You feel dehydrated, fatigue and uncomfortable in your own skin. If that’s not enough, you’re getting off the airplane and walking out next to a woman your age, looking as if she’s just came out of a full facial at the most exclusive beauty parlor.
Sounds familiar?
The good news are that by taking just a couple of steps during long distance flights, guarantees boarding off feeling as fresh as you did when you first arrived to the point of departure.
The first thing you need to do is get a couple of vials, with a decent sealing tap, which would hold the authorized liquid based products mentioned in this article, according to the TSA’s 3-1-1 for Carry-ons.
Tip #1: Makeup – Keep It Light!
Feel free to go ahead and put on the makeup as usual. Our tip is to make effort in making it as light as possible. Considering the fact you will remove it as you take your seat, and that you’re probably going to sleep the flight through – putting so much makeup is pretty much useless, not to mention terrible for your skin.
Tip #2: Gentle Cleanse
One of the reasons the skin feel like such a drag after long flights is makeup, and when you’re airborne, 30,000 miles above sea level, for numerous hours, it tends to tire the skin and dehydrate it. The solution is simple – as you take your seat in the airplane and wait for takeoff, grab a couple of makeup wipes and gently remove the makeup. Our suggestion is H&B’s Makeup remover wipes which are highly enriched with Dead Sea minerals, natural extracts and provitamin E, leaving your facial skin nice and clean, without the need to rush to the toilet and wash the face afterwards.
Tip #3 Hydrate Your Skin
Airplanes tend to severely hydrate your skin – you could blame it on air pressure, or lack of oxygen, but the results are the same unless you take action – dull, tired looking face. Applying a good toner on your face every now and then can immediately refresh and hydrate your skin. Think of it as an instant splash of skin rejuvenation in small vial. Our personal favorite is H&B’s Cleansing Face tonic with Aloe Vera 250ml. It is alcohol-free, enriched with Aloe Vera and minerals from the Dead Sea.
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Tip #4 A Good Serum
A small amount of a good facial serum can work wonders on the skin and H&B’s Multi-Vitamin Anti-wrinkle Serum does just that – a beauty wonder. You can feel the difference immediately after applying just a couple of drops on your skin and the best news are the effects are kept for a long period of time, making it an ideal must have product for intercontinental flights. If you’re over 40, you might like H&B’s Lifting & Firming Silk Serum better.
Tip #5 Looking After Your Eyes
Avoid the dark spots below the eyes and the thin, yet clearly and annoyingly visible lines forming around your eyes during the flight, and apply eye cream around the eyes. H&B’s Anti-wrinkle Eye Cream SPF20 50ml, for example, will supply the much needed nourishment and moisture to your eyes area. It is enriched with minerals from the Dead Sea, natural extracts and vitamins C and E. Simply put a very small amount at the tip of your finger and gently dot around the eye until absorbed.
Tip #6 The Day Cream – For The Final Skin Care Touch!
Provide your facial skin with extra nourishment and moisture and apply some facial cream – trust us, the skin will show you its gratitude and have a natural glowing, silky smooth texture, no one would believe you’ve spent countless hours in the air. H&B has a great collection of facial creams to choose from for all skin types.
Tip #7 STAY HYDRATED
This is probably the most important tip of all. It is a known syndrome that people tend to drink less during flights. This is done in order to try and avoid going to the restroom as much as usual. The real fact is that you have to drink as much water as possible – at over 30,000 miles above sea level and the lack of sufficient oxygen both create an increased need for adequate hydration. Avoiding drinking water, juice or tea can lead to dehydration which often exaggerates jetlag. Not only that, it causes havoc to your skin, resulting in dry chapped skin, increased wrinkles and loss of skin elasticity, and to your inner systems, making you suffer from various conditions such as headaches, constipation, low blood pressure and rapid heartbeat.
Do yourself and your skin a huge favor; make sure you drink a glass of water every two hours. It’ll do you nothing but good and help you feeling at ease from the inside out.
Skin Care Tips for Intercontinental Flights
Imagine this scenario: You’re arriving to the airport, with your hair and makeup done to perfection, the perfect comfortable outfit, looking and feeling like a movie star, at your very best mood. You check in, go through security and customs, do some last minute shopping for your fav magazine, snack and cup of Joe, and, when the time arrives, board the airplane and off you go to a fabulous destination, thousands of miles away from home. But when you land, you look, well, As if a tornado went through your face. You feel dehydrated, fatigue and uncomfortable in your own skin. If that’s not enough, you’re getting off the airplane and walking out next to a woman your age, looking as if she’s just came out of a full facial at the most exclusive beauty parlor.
Sounds familiar?
The good news are that by taking just a couple of steps during long distance flights, guarantees boarding off feeling as fresh as you did when you first arrived to the point of departure.
The first thing you need to do is get a couple of vials, with a decent sealing tap, which would hold the authorized liquid based products mentioned in this article, according to the TSA’s 3-1-1 for Carry-ons.
Tip #1: Makeup – Keep It Light!
Feel free to go ahead and put on the makeup as usual. Our tip is to make effort in making it as light as possible. Considering the fact you will remove it as you take your seat, and that you’re probably going to sleep the flight through – putting so much makeup is pretty much useless, not to mention terrible for your skin.
Tip #2: Gentle Cleanse
One of the reasons the skin feel like such a drag after long flights is makeup, and when you’re airborne, 30,000 miles above sea level, for numerous hours, it tends to tire the skin and dehydrate it. The solution is simple – as you take your seat in the airplane and wait for takeoff, grab a couple of makeup wipes and gently remove the makeup. Our suggestion is H&B’s Makeup remover wipes which are highly enriched with Dead Sea minerals, natural extracts and provitamin E, leaving your facial skin nice and clean, without the need to rush to the toilet and wash the face afterwards.
Tip #3 Hydrate Your Skin
Airplanes tend to severely hydrate your skin – you could blame it on air pressure, or lack of oxygen, but the results are the same unless you take action – dull, tired looking face. Applying a good toner on your face every now and then can immediately refresh and hydrate your skin. Think of it as an instant splash of skin rejuvenation in small vial. Our personal favorite is H&B’s Cleansing Face tonic with Aloe Vera 250ml. It is alcohol-free, enriched with Aloe Vera and minerals from the Dead Sea.
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Tip #4 A Good Serum
A small amount of a good facial serum can work wonders on the skin and H&B’s Multi-Vitamin Anti-wrinkle Serum does just that – a beauty wonder. You can feel the difference immediately after applying just a couple of drops on your skin and the best news are the effects are kept for a long period of time, making it an ideal must have product for intercontinental flights. If you’re over 40, you might like H&B’s Lifting & Firming Silk Serum better.
Tip #5 Looking After Your Eyes
Avoid the dark spots below the eyes and the thin, yet clearly and annoyingly visible lines forming around your eyes during the flight, and apply eye cream around the eyes. H&B’s Anti-wrinkle Eye Cream SPF20 50ml, for example, will supply the much needed nourishment and moisture to your eyes area. It is enriched with minerals from the Dead Sea, natural extracts and vitamins C and E. Simply put a very small amount at the tip of your finger and gently dot around the eye until absorbed.
Tip #6 The Day Cream – For The Final Skin Care Touch!
Provide your facial skin with extra nourishment and moisture and apply some facial cream – trust us, the skin will show you its gratitude and have a natural glowing, silky smooth texture, no one would believe you’ve spent countless hours in the air. H&B has a great collection of facial creams to choose from for all skin types.
Tip #7 STAY HYDRATED
This is probably the most important tip of all. It is a known syndrome that people tend to drink less during flights. This is done in order to try and avoid going to the restroom as much as usual. The real fact is that you have to drink as much water as possible – at over 30,000 miles above sea level and the lack of sufficient oxygen both create an increased need for adequate hydration. Avoiding drinking water, juice or tea can lead to dehydration which often exaggerates jetlag. Not only that, it causes havoc to your skin, resulting in dry chapped skin, increased wrinkles and loss of skin elasticity, and to your inner systems, making you suffer from various conditions such as headaches, constipation, low blood pressure and rapid heartbeat.
Do yourself and your skin a huge favor; make sure you drink a glass of water every two hours. It’ll do you nothing but good and help you feeling at ease from the inside out.
Have a safe flight!