Prevent Dry Skin When Traveling

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Dry skin is a common complaint, especially for woman when flying. You may not know this, but the in-flight air is drier than any of the world’s deserts.  There are a few things you can do to help.

The day you fly, do not wear foundation. Try just moisturizer and pressed powder. If you are looking for some coverage, then use a tinted moisturizer.

Drink water. Have at least 8 ounces of water for each hour of your flight. Keeping hydrated will help your skin and also help prevent jet-lag.

For overseas flights, take moisturizer with you. The bottle has to be 3 ounces or less to keep it in your carry on luggage. Make sure and keep liquids in a clear zip lock bag for passing security. Bring a hydrating mist. Spray a couple of pumps onto your face for instant hydration. Evian and several other brands are readily available at local pharmacies and grocery stores. Last but not least, avoid alcohol, caffeine and carbonated beverages, as these can lead to dehydration. If you can’t pass it up, drink 2 -8 ounce glasses of water to each 8 ounce of alcohol or soda.

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