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Others wont hop on a plane without applying under-eye masks at cruising altitude.
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But no matter where you stand, there is no denying that flying has negative effects on the complexion.
Can an airplane skin-care routine really be the solve?
Airplane bathrooms are tight, and cleansing your face can be messy, Akram details.
If you feel you must, I suggest a travel-sized micellar water.
You could also use a thermal spring water which Amin says helps refresh and calm irritated skin.
With clean hands (a spritz of hand sanitizer will do!
The best way to combat that?Under-eye patchesduring or after a flight.
Of course, these would be excellent for post-flight program, too.
For the hands-free program, take your pick of Beauty of Joseons sunscreen stick or Habits SPF-infused mist.
La Roche-Posays is excellent for no-fuss conditioning, as is good ole Vaseline jelly.
Or, you could partake in a simple facial massage.
This is where small in-flight skin practices can be beneficial.
How should you best take care of skin on a plane?
Meanwhile, Spagnuolos guidance is rooted in apt moisture.
Also, avoid heavy makeup as it can contribute to dryness and clog pores.
Are there any donts with airplane skincare?
Amins biggest piece of advice is to not use airplane water at any step of your flight skin-care routine.
I do not recommend washing your face on the plane using the bathroom sink, she persists.
Lastly, avoid applying skincare with your hands as much as possible, per Akram.
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