Summer travel can be pretty exciting but unfortunately not much fun for your skin. From the bacteria you breathe in on the plane to changes in climate and skin care routine, not to mention the increased sun exposure and swimming pools filled with chlorinated water there’s plenty of reasons why your skin would act out! To ensure your skin doesn’t suffer during your summer adventures here are nine skin care tips to follow whenever possible.
1) Spritz on facial mist
Typically, skin is comfortable when the humidity is between 40 to 70 percent but the fact is most airplane cabins are at about 20 percent. Along with lack of humidity means lack of hydration resulting in dry, flaky, or red skin.
The key is not just to spritz water because plain water won’t help. Instead look for ingredients like dilo leaf, Ngi grass and coconut oil which you’ll find in Pure Fiji’s Hydrating Body Mist. It is anti-inflammatory, anti-microbial, humectant, and will boost hydration by increasing cellular water flow as well as moisture holding power for 24 hours. The smell is heavenly! Choose from tropical scents like; mango, starfruit, coconut, and more.
2) Carry makeup wipes
Travelling on a plane, bus, boat or any type of public transportation means you’re exposing yourself to a lot of bacteria. If you find yourself developing acne on your back, arms, legs, or anywhere the skin is exposed don’t be surprised since people leave oils and bacteria on the seat and arm rest. Before you get too comfortable in your own space make sure you wipe down your mobile phone, your seat, & table.
3) Avoid hotel toiletries
The last thing you want to do is experiment with new products during your travels. While most hotels offer complimentary toiletries you may just end up aggravating your skin. Even if you’re vacationing someplace fancy, those lovely designer hotel toiletries can still give your skin trouble if you’ve never tested them out before. Read more
