How to pack your cosmetic bags for traveling

If you are headed on a trip, you can't bring every makeup, skincare and haircare product from your bathroom. Plan ahead and pack smart when traveling. Follow these steps for packing your beauty bag.
Airport regulations allow for carry-on bags ounce bottles or less; 1 quart-sized, clear, plastic, zip top cosmetic bag to hold the bottles; 1 plastic bag per passenger. If you have larger bottles of liquid, you must put them into your checked baggage.

Are you headed to a tropical locale? Select products that can withstand the heat and humidity. You can probably do without the heavy foundation and rich creams. If you are attending any parties or formal events on the trip, be sure to bring your evening makeup -- darker eye and lip shades with a bit of shimmer.

To conserve space, use as many products as you can. With many mineral powders and other cosmetics, you can use one product for eyes, lips and cheeks. For bath and body, consider a shower gel that also doubles as shampoo. Or just forgo the haircare products and use those supplied by your hotel.

The makeup counter at your local department store will readily handout free or very low-cost sample or trial sizes of cosmetics. These are perfect for traveling on short trips. The small containers will take up very little space in your bag.

For breakable bottles of perfume and other makeup, place them inside socks and then put the socks inside your shoes in your suitcase. Many people overlook the extra space inside shoes when packing.

If you have a lot of makeup that you really want to take, buy a cute metal traincase to hold all your essentials. Make a checklist that includes foundation, concealer, powder, eye shadow palette, mascara, eyeliner, blush and two lip colors.If you are headed on a trip, you can't bring every makeup, skincare and haircare product from your bathroom. Plan ahead and pack smart when traveling. Follow these steps for packing your cosmetic bags.

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