
- A Train Case: Start off with something stylish but practical to carry all of your products in. Sonia Kashuk has a great line of train cases, like this Black and White dotted case ($21.99, target.com) that has multiple plastic compartments that zip to avoid leaking.
- Cleansing Wipes: You always, but especially while traveling and encountering the germs on a plane, train or bus, want to avoid wiping your face with your hands when you get hot or sweaty. Cleansing wipes are great because they remove makeup, fight acne, and give your face a quick, rejuvenating cleanse in a pinch. Neutrogena's Deep Clean Oil-Free Makeup Remover Cleansing Wipes ($6, cvs.com) will do the trick.
- Moisturizer w/ SPF: No matter what climate your in, protecting your skin from the sun is really important–especially if your travels are taking you to an exotic locale. While you want to apply a little bit of regular sunscreen to your face, you can avoid clogged pores by applying a lighter moisturizer with SPF as a base first. Clean & Clear's Oil-Free Oxygenating Moisturizer with SPF 15 ($4, drugstores) is a great travel item that will both moisturize and protect you from harmful rays.
- Chapstick w/ SPF: Just like the rest of your face, your lips need protection from the sun, too, and the last thing you want in the middle of your getaway is chapped, sunburned lips. You can find the generic Chapstick Moisturizer w/ SPF 15 ($1.99, drugstore.com) at almost any drugstore near you, and you'll want to make sure to apply a bit before you put on that lip gloss or balm for a day out.
- Leave in Conditioner: During the summer months, you might wash your hair more often than normal because of sweat or trips to the beach or pool. You'll want to make sure you have a leave-in conditioner to apply continually to avoid your hair drying out. We like Carol's Daughter's Black Vanilla Leave-In Conditioner ($12, sephora.com) to keep hair moisturized.
- Top Coat: When your out in the sun, your manicure will fade more quickly than normal, which can also result in yellow nails. Make sure to apply a top coat a few times throughout your trip to keep your manicure from chipping and to protect your polish and nail bed from the sun's rays. Essie's Non-Yellowing Top Coat ($8, essie.com) is a good one to keep your manicure in place.
- Water: Make sure to stock up on the water bottles for your trip! Drinking lots of water will not only keep you hydrated, but your skin, too!


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By: Shay on 5/29/2010 6:59PM
Um...Rihanna's what--22, 23? What she's got going on is natural. I'm 25, w/out kids, and haven't aged since 18.
Although, the above tips are nice, if you are in your 30s, you could never look as fresh as a twenty-something.
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By: Ishutemdown on 5/30/2010 3:57PM
Just made 33 and I got 2 girls... I didn't age a bit. Guess because I never wear make- up (natural beauty is better), don't stress too much, plus I have good genes on both sides of my family. Wanna trade pics? I'm sure I look waaay younger than you.
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By: Shay on 5/30/2010 9:18PM
LMAOOOO
I'm sure you THINK you do, sweetie. Guess what, luv? I don't wear make-up or weave. I'ma a Southern beauty--ya'll know how we do.
You bet you "look waaaay younger than me" when you have no clue what I look like? I don't need your high school pic from BEFORE you got pregnant, nor your teenage daughter's pics.
Go sit down somewhere, lady.
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By: shonda on 5/29/2010 7:32PM
I have to disagree with Shay. I have seen many 30+ years old look alot better than some in their 20s.
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By: STERLING HRAY on 5/29/2010 11:36PM
WHY ARE YOU PLAYING THAT BI$%H UP.,AND BEING SO HARD ON THAT BROTHER .SHE FU^KED AROUND.....IT WILL HAPPEN AGAIN. THIS TIME THAT O O WILL GET PLAYED LOL LOL
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By: lasommerstar on 8/03/2010 6:40PM
www.genesistoday.com
...there's something in it for you!
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