WHAT TO PACK...
CHILLY’S BOTTLE Flying is extremely dehydrating – particularly
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up with chilled H20! £25 for a larger bottle
chillysbottles.com
BOSE 700S These noise-cancelling
headphones will help you forget you’re even on a plane – as you certainly won’t hear the white noise and sounds around you. Perfect for those wanting rest on
CP QXGTPKIJV ƃKIJV £349.95
bose.com
ELEMIS ULTRA-CONDITIONING
LIP BALM Perk up your pout! With a fresh mint and vanilla scent, the mango butter oil in this balm will leave the driest of lips feeling restored. Be warned – you’ll become accustomed to luscious lips and this item is bound to be on your beauty shopping list,
regardless of your travel plans. £21
elemis.com
DESMOND & DEMPSEY
EYE MASK No one wants to feel tired when they get off a long- JCWN ƃKIJV /CZKOKUG [QWT chances of getting a good amount of shut-eye with this fabric eye mask. The tropical print screams holidays, plus there are
matching PJs available! £15
desmondanddempsey.com 90 ASPIRE SEPTEMBER 2019 Plane essentials
Long-haul travel can not only be stressful, but it can also have a big impact on our bodies. Purchase these must-haves to ensure flying is a more pleasurable experience
SEOULISTA’S SUPER HYDRATION
INSTANT FACIAL The perfect travel companion for those wanting glowing holiday skin. These gel-like masks are infused with hyaluronic acid and packed with vitamins for intense moisture. We recommend the three-pack for WUG DGHQTG VTCXGN FWTKPI VJG ƃKIJV and once you’ve landed. Your skin
will feel glorious. £21.50 (three pack)
seoulistabeauty.com
aspiretravelclub.co.uk
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