Tips to stay beautiful while traveling

Here are some tips to help you keep your skin, hair and nails healthy and beautiful while traveling.

Tips to stay beautiful while traveling

Anti-motion sickness:

If you take a boat or train out to sea, find a seat that is airy and open. If you have to travel for a long time, choose a seat in the middle of the boat or train because it is less bumpy. You should go to bed early the night before traveling, do not use alcohol or gas, and do not read books or newspapers while the plane or train is moving.

To keep sunscreen from running:

Use an oil-free sunscreen and instead of applying a thick layer, apply a thin layer and reapply every 2 hours. Cleanse your skin daily with an antibacterial cleanser before and after sun exposure.

How to treat blisters:

Too much sun exposure or going to the beach without protection can cause your skin to become red, blistered and peeled, which looks very bad. The treatment tip is very simple: Take the sediment of rice water and gently rub it on the blistered skin area, the skin will quickly be soothed and softened again. In addition, gently rubbing the white part of the orange peel on the skin also helps to remove rough dead skin layers, finally apply another layer of moisturizer and you're good to go.

Prevent dry hair:

Don’t step outside without protecting your hair with a UV-Blocking product and a wide-brimmed, soft hat. When swimming in the ocean, use a waterproof swim cap to protect your hair from the salt water.

Fingernails and toenails turn yellow:

Give them a coat of UV protection from the sun with light-colored nail polishes because light colors are less likely to turn yellow in the sun.

Sore, dry eyes:

The skin around the eyes is an area that needs a lot of attention but is often forgotten. Use large sunglasses to create maximum protection. But before wearing glasses, apply a layer of sunscreen at least 30 minutes before leaving the house, with a minimum SPF of 30, for sensitive eyes, use sunscreen with SPF 40.

According to SK&DS