In-Flight Skincare

Flying is notoriously tough on your skin, stripping it of moisture while amplifying oiliness or irritation. The good news? A little prep and a few in-flight beauty essentials can leave you landing with skin that looks refreshed, hydrated, and alive—no matter how far you've flown.

Here's how to master the ultimate mid-flight skincare routine, one step at a time.

(1) Take off your makeup. Sure, you want to board the plane looking put-together, but makeup during flights is a one-way ticket to clogged pores. Once you're settled, grab a travel-sized eye makeup remover gel to gently lift away mascara, liner, and any stubborn products without stripping the delicate skin around your eyes.

Follow up with a quick cleanse using micellar water or a refreshing cleansing wipe—ideal for cabin bathrooms where water isn't always convenient.

(2) Moisturize your skin. Mid-flight dehydration is no joke, so don't skimp on moisture. Start by spritzing your face with a fine hydrating mist to wake up tired skin, then layer on your favorite skincare products to seal in hydration.

For ultimate nourishment, a multi-purpose natural moisturizer for dry skin is a must. It'll act as a barrier against moisture loss, leaving you plump and dewy by landing.

(3) Don't forget eye care. The delicate under-eye area is often the first to betray a sleepless flight. Pack a hydrating eye mask or dab a tiny amount of a cooling gel under your eyes every few hours to keep puffiness and dark circles at bay.

(4) Hands, lips, and all the forgotten spots. Don't let the small details derail your glow. Always stash a nourishing lip balm to fight dryness—nothing's worse than chapped lips mid-air. For hands, a travel-friendly hand cream will keep your skin soft and happy.
If your cuticles or elbows start to feel particularly parched, a drop of your favorite natural oil works wonders in a pinch.

(5) Touch-ups before landing. With just 30 minutes to go before landing, it's time for a quick refresh. Use a splash of skin-toning lotion or a calming mist to wake up your skin. Finally, apply a thin layer of moisturizer, then spot-correct any lingering dullness with a light-reflecting cream or serum. If you're feeling fancy, swipe on a tinted lip balm and brush up your brows—because landing fresh-faced and glowing is always a flex.

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