Flight attendants reveal 5 beauty tips for flying

4500 feet altitude causes severe skin dehydration and rapid aging if you do not moisturize properly.

Continuous spraying of mineral water

In a Coveteur survey of Korean flight attendants, the girls known to have the most beautiful skin, 100% of the participants answered that they always apply a thick layer of moisturizer beforehand, drink a liter of water on every flight, constantly spray mineral water on their skin, and sleep with a humidifier next to them.

Sunscreen is an indispensable item.

A word of advice for those who like to sit near the window and enjoy the view while flying: if you want to protect your skin, keep the window shade down as long as possible.

At 4,500 feet, the skin is more vulnerable to the sun, so sunscreen is a must-have item in the luggage of flight attendants. A tip for those who like to sit near the window and enjoy the scenery when flying is to keep the window shade down as long as possible to protect your skin.

The order in which you apply beauty products is very important.

To ensure the skin is well-hydrated, flight attendants apply a full moisturizer. After washing their face, they apply toner to balance the skin’s pH, followed by serum and a thick moisturizer. Finally, they apply a little bit of oil to lock in the moisture.

Choose dry shampoo carefully

Dry shampoo may be a "savior" for many girls, but it is not a priority choice for flight attendants. At an altitude of 4,500 feet, using dry shampoo can make hair frizzy and lose moisture. Therefore, flight attendants rarely use this product.

Light makeup but with highlights

Cream products are preferred over matte products because they help provide some moisture to the skin.

The job requires frequent makeup, so to ensure healthy skin, flight attendants often try to limit the use of multiple layers of makeup and focus on highlighting their faces. Carefully shaped eyebrows or a bright lipstick color help them look more beautiful. Cream products are preferred over matte products because they help provide some moisture to the skin.

According to the Star