Travel Hacks for Skincare On-The-Go

Traveling isn’t all fun and games. Even those with the Wanderlust spirit know that traveling can wreak havoc on many areas of your life including your diet, relationships, sleep, exercise routines and definitely your skin.

In fact, before you even step off the plane, your skin is suffering, thanks to the pressurized cabins that literally suck the moisture right out of your skin, making it dehydrated and dull (i.e. not radiant and picture-perfect like we all want for those vacation selfies). Drinking plenty of water before your flight, during and after is essential, but so is using your daily day-time moisturizer.

Giving your skin a little extra TLC is also a smart idea, which is why we’ve made traveling with your Conture Skin Toning Device so much easier with this easy-to-use, versatile and compact traveling case. Not only does the case protect your device, it has mesh pockets to keep your favorite treatments and serums handy in one spot, taking your skincare game to new levels.

In fact, one of the reasons Conture is loved by so many is the fact that it’s so easy to use at-home, as well as on the road when you’re traveling. When your skin is feeling dehydrated or lackluster, which is often the case when traveling, it’s time to give it a little pick-me-up and exercise.

Did you know: The entire Conture skincare line is travel-friendly? All of our serums and lotions already come in the TSA-mandated travel size, which makes traveling so much easier. One of the number one complaints of frequent female travelers is having to use a different moisturizer or skincare regime while on the road, because of travel size restrictions (or space in their already-bulging suitcases). So while your diet and sleep may take a backseat during your travels, your skin doesn’t have to.

Pro Tips for Skincare On-The-Go:

• Apply a hydrating mask the night before travel to give your skin a boost of hydration
• Drink lots of water (before, during and after the flight)
• Don’t change your regular skincare routine
• Don’t skip sunscreen, even on the plane, because yes, you get sun exposure through the plane’s windows
• Exfoliate, wash and moisturize your face as soon as you can after a flight, to get rid of bacteria