Unless you've got a private pod in which to recline/pop a sleeping pill—and even then comfort is not guaranteed—flying sucks pretty much sucks. But you know what makes any situation better? Slapping on a deeply hydrating mask (with clean hands, please). Here,10 celebrities' tips for pampering, in-flight and onward, so you too can be ever-ready for the paps.
You'd think Ms. Hilton would maybe like fresh-cut cucumbers to lay over her tired-from-DJing-until-dawn eyes, but ew, do you even know where those vegetables have been? Instead, she sticks on undereye patches while "doing my make-up and putting on my lashes." (They're neat little half-moons infused with caffeine and collagen for de-puffing and smoothing.)
"A good eye cream is really important when you are traveling, busy, and stressed—that's when the dark puffy circles can get you," Winslet once told InStyle U.K.. Nothing truer.
Sure, she might have some type of soul-exchange deal going (or just tremendous genes), but J.Lo works for that skin too. Her makeup artist recommends applying a mask after you've removed your makeup, a tip that turned Chrissy Teigen onto the same trick.
Insert the tab and pull to tighten, because this one's a doozy. In a Goop post, she picked active silver (sprayed in her vicinity to "keep germs at bay") and magnesium drink powder as travel must-haves, because "they say magnesium calms the nervous system." To be fair, though, she did list a good face cream first.
Weird that your roots can still get greasy when the ends crisp up in that dry recycled air, eh? To guard against the aforementioned phenomenon, Perry brings a travel-size can of texturizing spray for a just-washed feeling. Best make sure it goes in your one Ziploc baggie, or else they'll rifle through your luggage, making everybody else in your party want to hurt you.
Like the rest of us dry-skinned folk, Stone relies on oil as a final layer to seal in moisture. She once called the argan variety, introduced to her by makeup artist Rachel Goodwin, a "game-changer."
Ah, to be able to spray $61-per-ounce essence like it's rosewater. As brand ambassador for SK-II, Blanchett said she will decant the brand's hyper-concentrated formula into an bottle and "spritz it on throughout the flight." Too chic.
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