10 Super Tips to Pack Less and Pack Better

Packing the toiletry kit is an art. You can’t carry all your toiletries and makeup yet you do not want to leave anything that you may need on your trip.

Here are 10 great tips by frequent travelers on how to pack light yet pack better.

·         Recall your daily routine and make note of each thing you use. Pack only that.
·         Look for items with multiple purposes. A bottle of Dr. Bronner’s can replace both your body wash and shampoo!
·         Get rid of the “maybe” items that you never use.
·         Pack higher quality makeup that doesn’t need primers etc.
·         Use your iPhone in selfie mode as a mirror instead of bringing a compact.
·         Pack daily instead of monthly contact lenses.
·         Pack makeup or toiletry samples rather than the full bottles or containers.
·         If it is a short trip, pack the liquids in smaller containers.
·         Try paper makeup instead of the normal stuff.
·         Pack according to your trip and destination instead of having a one-size-fits-all bag that lies packed in your closet 24X7.

The bottom line is there is no one-size-fits-all toiletry bag or list that works for everyone. Create what works for you.

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