For future reference you can call your hotel and ask for double rinsed linens. Let them know you have sensitive skin and they will most likely work with you. I'm a former housekeeper. The same goes for hospital stays.

When I decant thick products, I put some in a shallow dish then use a child's medicinal syringe to transfer it to a smaller tube/container. I also refill travel sized toothpaste from a larger tube by butting the nozzles together and gently squeezing from the full sized product into the smaller one. Much more cost effective than buying replacement travel sizes every time. After a couple of trips, I can toss the used tubes along the way and create a bit more room in my toiletry bag coming home.

Anither great video Lori with excellent tips and advice. I travel often but have really learned from watching this. Thank you and keep them coming 👍💕

I’m very impressed Lori. Makes me so keen to pack just what I need. Cheers from 🇦🇺

The solid idea is excellent!

This video was great. You really broke it down and made everything make sense. I was going to avoid as many liquids as possible but clarifying that it has to fit in that bag was very insightful so I can save money and decant them into smaller containers. Thank you!

Love your video. I've been packing my 1 quart bag too, and am relieved that I'm doing it all the right way 😃, thanks so much.

Thank you for recapping the video at the end. I rarely see that done. Good video!

It's nice to see how you did that! Your video is great! I found a video on youtube two years ago showing a woman taking a Korean skincare routine with (I want to say) 16 items, plus basic toiletries (Over 30+ products in all!) and reduce it down to a sandwich ziplock back using the same airless pump bottles, along with very small spray bottles. It featured so many different styles of small bottles/pumps/sprays. The video was genius, but I can no longer find it. I started doing this myself and it's the best. The airless pump lasts me a little over 2 weeks, at minimum. In order to get thick creams into the airless pumps I got syringes with no needles. (Like a baby medicine syringe). It was so much easier than a small funnel. I got a few because they were free from Walgreens or CVS, but they were worth the trip to run out to get!

I now use fragrance-free laundry detergent sheets for my regular laundry. For travel, I just put some in Ziploc bag. If you're sink washing, just use part of sheet. A whole sheet for a regular washer load. There are several brands that make this type of product but most have fragrance and I, like you, have sensitive skin and avoid fragrances. I found the brand Earth Breeze, which has both fragrance and fragrance-free versions. Plus it's super eco friendly.

Loved the tapping and filling of the little containers. Very satisfying. Plus labeling! ❤😊❤

I loved the video Lori. Thank you for sharing 😁

Never seen the mini printer with the phone…..amazing haven’t seen on of them before… maybe not in Australia. Great video…thanks 🐨🥂

This was SO helpful. I have the same issue.

Hi Lori. Travel blessings when you travel to Thailand. Hope the Captain and yourself just enjoy your travel time. Say hello to Paigh and Chuck. Great travel tips. Great video. You both stay safe. Cheers. Alex and Richard from Tasmania Australia 🇦🇺

Very good 👍 I always take laundry soap with me too. Thanks 😊

I’ve finally met someone like me!! I have super sensitive skin and suffer from rosacea as well. Heat and synthetic sunscreens irritate my skin and cause heat rash. I love those little airless pump bottles and I use them to decant everything when I travel. Love this video….I hope all your products served you well and that you enjoyed your trip. Hugs from Mary in Florida🌺

I love those little airless pumps. I have never seen those before and I’m a seasoned traveller, lol…….Thanks for the tip.

Loved the video. Great job with the editing!

My daughters and my hubby also have very sensitive skin. For vacation i use Sheets laundry sheets. They are dehydrated sheets like fabric softener sheets. Wonderful for Travel and they come in unscented and uncolored.

For the thick creams I bought the small stackable clear tubs. They come with a lot, but I use maybe 3 or 4 and they top cap is the only cap, the rest of the tops screw into the bottom so they’re neatly stacked and easier to put thick products in or get them out. I love all travel videos and I hadn’t seen one that takes as much as I do in that same type TSA bag. Most are KZfaqr travelers that travel full time with no makeup and are what I’d call more minimalist girls than me. 👍🏼😊

thank you. I will get the little bottles!!!!! cheers enjoyed the video

This is great! Fellow rosacea girl here--we use a lot of the same products!

I totally relate this video. I have sensitive skin too. It's hard not to travel with your favorite things. We leave for Thailand in 5 day, can't wait to get back there.

Good to know all this since I do a lot of traveling.

Lol, I love that you still saw so much room in that bag! It looked pretty full. Great job!👍👏😁

You just upped my game. I'll be checking out your other channels :) thanks!

I'm like you! I wish I had packed more unscented bar soap for our long term travels. It's easy to find bar soap, but so difficult to find unscented versions! I also pack mostly solid toiletries, which makes it much easier. 🌺✈️ Heidi

Great ideas that I will incorporate into my travels! Another idea is to put creams and lotions into contact cases.

Great video!!! Thank you!!!

Love thes mascara too🤩

Lori you are so cute!! I recently discovered your videos and I’m loving them!! I am a notorious overpacker and you are giving me hope!!! 😂

Great video! Thanks for sharing. I also use baby shampoo on my lashes. When I travel. I use the lid scrub wipes.

Such a classy lady. It’s the lash shampoo for me 😂😂😂😂. I really enjoyed the video… thank you 🙏🏾

Hope you both had a good flight. Would be good to do a follow-up vid when you get back with what you did not need to take as they sold them there and the ones that you could not find in the big malls in the LoS. I am sure future travellers would appreciate that. I know you will have done copious amounts of research but I also think you maybe surprised with the reality when you are there. Have a great holiday.

Hi Lori thank you for all the tips with the carry on bag. You are probably getting a bit excited you haven't got long to go.

FYI 😂This is my #1 favorite toiletries packing video!!

Im glad I accidentally came across this video it was a pleasant to watch. I do have a tip since I have extremely sensitive skin as well. I have to bring my own travel sheets and super thin microfiber towels with me when I travel because of rashes ans allergies. Its worth the room it takes up in your bag to not have to deal with fussy skin when you just want to enjoy a trip.

NOBODY could possibly say that this video ‘sucked’! Thank you❣️

You could use the Johnson shampoo for cleaning clothes. I have done that and it works well.

New subscriber, you just made it irresistible

I was smiling when you were trying to fill the thicker liquid into the small tube and I thought you could do the thing you thought to do. I would have blown and then thought.. oh maybe that's not too hygienic but then too bad, it got it into the tube. hahaha. I enjoyed this video and you have given me food for thought. I go away often on weekends and I don't really need to lug my big face foundation etc with me. Those small tubes you have would be great to take with me. Thanks for this.

I use OCuSoft Lid Scrub PLUS to clean my lashes and control dry eyes. It’s a leave in formula and comes in individual packets like toilettes. They also make a scrub for allergy eyes. I find them both very helpful.

The cleansing balm works great at taking off my eye makeup. No additional products needed. I have sensitive everything, including my eyes, and baby shampoo dries out my eyes something fierce!

When shopping for a new clear toiletries bag, I came across comments that bags like yours are not accepted by some airports around the world, even though they're marketed as TSA approved. They are larger than one quart. They may seem the right dimension H x W, but the gusset makes it larger depth-wise.

Can’t wait to see more. How did the containers from Amazon work out?

There are small funnels for easy filling. Surprised you didn’t think of that.

Hi Lori! Thanks so much for your video. I'm definitely a carry-on-only type of traveler as it's made my life so much easier while on vacation. Of course that means spending more time preparing and working that puzzle! Your video is very helpful. I'm considering purchasing a liquids bag like yours; however, I keep seeing that people occasionally run into issues while traveling abroad as some international airports don't recognize these bags. Have you run into any issues?

Great video. I like your thought process. What type of printer is that? Thanks

If you lay your bottles on their side you will have more room. Also depending on hair need they also have bar shampoo and conditioners.

Love your ideas! Could you please add links?

What size airless pump bottle were you using? Love that idea!

If you pack items horizontally, you can fit in a lot more!

Love your video. Where did you get your airless containers?

I take an empty bottle from eye drops and I fill one with dawn and another with laundry detergent 😁

What is that cute lable maker you are using? Looks easy and great.

Great video. Where did u get the cute label maker?

Thank you for sharing, as I watch you I believe I need to reassess my skin care regime because the Texas heat is brutal on my skin, constantly itching and irritating. This helps me. Where did you purchase the small tubes? And label maker. Great video

Look into Ethique products. They make solid shampoo, conditioner, laundry bars, moisturizer bars, etc. They use natural ingredients and NO plastics.

Hypoallergenic makeup wipes can be removed from a larger container and out in a ziplocn this eliminates from item from the liquids bag. I have 2 solutions If you have a problem with liquids leaking from your travel bottles - 1) tear off a strip of Saran wraps it should be big enough to cover the opening and go down the sides of the top section. Then screw on the top over the Saran you can cut off excess 2) put the bottle in regular (not ziploc) sandwich bag. Wind the bag around the closed bottle tightly to save space. You can buy small packets of tide detergent that are easy to pack.

That cleansing balm takes off my waterproof mascara. Is there a reason you needed more cleansing of your lashes than the balm and face cleanser?

There are product links!

Thank you for the tips!! Can you link the little pump bottles please? They would be super helpful for my upcoming trip!!

Also, so relate to the cranky skin. One of the things I've done is I buy baby wash/shampoo. I use this as my face cleanser, shampoo and body wash. I think it was CeraVe or Cetaphil that even makes a fragrance free one. But I find the Aveeno one fine for me despite the fragrance. I wonder if this would work for you, since you like baby shampoo for your lashes.

For some reason, if you lay the bottles in the bag horizontally, you can fit more in.

You could also swap the liquid Persil detergent with a powder Persil detergent my mom and dad use the powered one and it is really good.Plus it is not a liquid

Great video! I have rosacea & have to bring specific items too. Can you link the products you use as well as the substitutions? If you already have please let me know how to find it lol. Thank you!!!!

Hey Lori, would you link your little bottles and label maker? I would love to check them out.

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A little tip for the funnel for next time, because this is an issue I face with my spices is just gently stir it with a little toothpick

Great video! Do you have a link for the little airless pumps,please and thank you! New subscriber

The problem with buying toiletries there, is that 1) you need transportation to the store 2) you need to take time from vacation activities and possibly bother your fellow travelers to run that errand. For makeup remover and eyelash wash could saturate cotton circles and put in a ziplock. They now become like wipes that don’t need to go in the liquids bag at all.

Would of have loved links to your products! Do you have a link to your label maker?

Fantastic video and tips. Did you buy all those small containers and bag on Amazon? Yes buying products in the US is smart sensitive skin ot not. 😘

I would be curious to hear how the bottles worked

How do you cope with no phone access when traveling internationally? Trying to figure out how to text. Thanks for all that you do. Brilliant packing video! 👍🏻

I cannot locate your link to the label maker????? It looked fantastic. I learned so much from this video. Thank you. 😍

Can you let us know where to buy the label maker or the brand. Thanks. Enjoyed!!

You need to try a Norwex face and body cloth. It eliminates all cleaning products for your face. Water and cloth. Great for everyday and terrific for travel.

Hi Laurie! I definitely know I need to decant a lot of my products, do you find it difficult to clean out the pump bottles for the next trip or to you just keep refilling them with the same product?

Can you share what mascara you use?

Would love to know which mascara you showed. I cannot see the name. Thank you! ❤

I didn’t know there’s a solid lotion bar. How do you like it? I recently discover shampoo and conditioning bars, and my whole family loves them. We wouldn’t go back to shampoo bottles anymore. Not only are they good for the environment, but good for our hair too.

Where can we find the pump bottles and the label maker you are using?

Can you explain the lash washing versus removing mascara? I have never heard of using baby shampoo. I generally just remove mascara with wipes.

Hi Lori! I have cranky skin too…we too the Tide free pods with us to Egypt 2 yrs ago & the hotel used them for our laundry 👍🏼 Also can you tell us the brand for the lotion bar, please? The link takes us to the Neutragena sunscreen bar. Thank you!

Have you tried using your face wash on your eyelashes? I have very sensitive eyes but this works for me. It would be one less thing to take.

you need a funnel, dear!! They do make really narrow ones! That might help you next time.

I don’t see a link for the little bottles. Where can I find it? Ty.

You need to put your toiletries very carefully. Use a funnel with a large radius but with a small hole (3/8” diameter) so that none of your liquids will pour out. Thank you so much!

Whew can i buy the airless pumps?

If you have sensitive skin and rosacea using unscented product’s would be best.

In most UK airports, you are required to put liquids in their own quart bags.

Hi where’s the link for the bottles your using?

Have you tried any laundry detergent sheets? There are a few no scent, no irritant options and they are flat packed and for in luggage easily

Great video! Quick question. Where did you get your phone case from? It looks really protective. I’ve been looking for something that hugs the screen and it looks like yours does.

so lip balms and cleansing balms do not have to be in a TSA bag?

I don't see a link for the 5ml air pump containers. Do you remember which ones you ordered from Amazon, and did they leak?

Will you please film an updated version with the bottles you found that work for you and the way you fill them up (as in not blowing product into a bottle). 😁

12:31 🤣🤣 just press the bottle once it matter will be pulled into the bottle Ita dat simple