
46 Must-Have Travel Products You'll Always Pack
A combination 3D eye mask/travel pillow to prevent dreaded bobblehead on your next flight. If you've ever jerked yourself out of sleep with an involuntary twitch, this will be a lifesaver!
Some pH-balanced deodorant wipes if you're traveling somewhere particularly warm, and you'd love to avoid finding a puddle of melted deodorant stick in your cosmetic bag.
An I Dew Care "Tap Secret" mattifying powder shampoo that eliminates grease at your roots and keeps your scalp nice and healthy with antioxidant-rich black ginseng and nourishing biotin.
A travel version of Mouthwatchers' ever-popular "flossing toothbrush" with two layers of bristles. One layer being regular firm ones, and the other being longer ones that are 10 times thinner and mimic floss as they get between your teeth but are gentle on your gums.
Some reviewer-loved Nippies if you've vowed to have a bra-free vacay. These silicone pasties come in two sizes and various colors, so chances are you'll find the right fit!
A 3-in-1 foldable magnetic wireless charger so you don't have to decide between juicing up your AirPods, Apple Watch, or phone because your hotel room only has one outlet to work with.
Or an ultra-compact option you can quite literally keep in your pocket if you're one to take a MILLION photos and having your camera open kills your phone battery in the blink of an eye.
A pair of machine-washable "flat socks," which create a moisture-wicking barrier between your foot and your shoe's insole so you don't end up with stinky, sweaty dogs. If your travel plans include a day at Disney, walking 30,000 steps in a new-to-you city, or people-mover-ing a mile from airport security to your terminal, these bad boys will come in handy.
An AirFly Pro wireless transmitter so you can use your Bluetooth headphones to watch all the movies you didn't feel like paying $18 to see in theaters.
An acupressure wristband if you're looking for an all-natural way to alleviate nausea, motion sickness, or morning sickness because feeling like you have to hurl 24/7 — especially while on vacation — is a major downer.
A drink holder — for my fellow window-only travelers — so you don't have to deal with those tiny airplane tray tables you always end up knocking around with your knees. This tray not only has room for two drinks, but slots that can be used for your phone, headphones, and glasses, as well.
A set of eight compression cubes if — despite your best efforts — you're prone to packing everything but the kitchen sink.
Or, if you simply know yourself and between what you pack and the souvenirs you pick up, packing cubes aren't enough — some *compression* bags! You don't even need a vacuum to use them... just roll the air out, and you're good to go.
A luggage-mounted cup caddy because if you're anything like me, coffee is HIGH on your list of airport priorities and you could likely use an extra hand to carry it.
A *stuffable* travel neck pillow so you never have to go through the mega-embarrassing spectacle that is being told your checked bag is overweight and having to unzip it right there at the desk to move things into your carry-on. This genius sleeve can hold the equivalent of 10 T-shirts!!
A Pashmina scarf ready to be fashioned into a blanket or pillow when flying; a wrap when you're cold or need something modest for visiting cultural sites like temples; or even a shield from the sun as it offers UPF 50+ protection!
A nifty universal phone mount so you can pass your high-altitude hours watching season 5 of You. Seeing as you spent all your time at the gate painstakingly downloading them over airport Wi-Fi, it'd be a total waste if you didn't. 🤷♀️
A glare-free *mini* Kindle that was basically made for jetsetters! The palm-sized device can hold thousands of books and has battery life of six weeks, so you don't have to worry about bringing extra chargers on your weekend getaway.
A handheld fan if you sweat at just the thought of sitting outside without any shade. Not only will it cool you off, but it also doubles as a portable phone charger and flashlight when you're in a pinch.
A transparent TSA-approved toiletry bag so you go through security as a calm, pulled-together person and not someone with their arms flailing about like a wacky inflatable tube man because you KNOW you packed shampoo somewhere but you can't remember where and they *will* find it.
A set of Avarelle rounded or extra-large hydrocolloid patches that can suck all the gunk out of your whiteheads while you sleep. IDK about you, but my skin INSTANTLY knows when I'm away from home and acts up like nobody's business.
A wedge doorstop alarm with an *extremely* loud 120-decibel siren that'll sound should anyone try to force open your door. If you have trouble sleeping in unfamiliar hotel rooms or Airbnbs, this might just help.
And a portable no-install door lock that'll give you even more peace of mind. The durable steel mechanism slips into any doorjamb to keep it nice and secure.
A mini white noise machine so you can get a good night's sleep on the road instead of being kept up by unfamiliar noises like creaky Airbnb floors or rowdy hotel neighbors.
A travel jewelry case because last time you threw all of your necklaces in a sandwich bag and ended up with a giant knot that took hours to undo. Like seriously, you could have solved a Rubik's cube faster.
A Fujifilm Instax Mini Evo Instant Camera that combines the best of both worlds with a digital screen so you can actually see 👀 what you're shooting and then print your favorite pic on demand. It also connects to your phone via app and has a micro SD card so you can save all of your memories.
A medication tracker you can stick to the side of any prescription you regularly forget to take. Depending on where your travels take you, a possible time change + a missed Prozac dose ≠ an enjoyable vacay.
Some Spot My UV's SPF-detecting stickers which give you a heads up when it's time to reapply sunscreen if that's something you are ~famously~ bad at doing.
An Alleyoop makeup brush that's simultaneously a foundation sponge, blush brush, eyeshadow brush, AND an eyeliner brush so you can bring your tiny toiletry kit for once!!
A portable SlumberPod if your kiddo has trouble sleeping anywhere that isn't their own bed. The canopy is quick to assemble, features four ventilation flaps (and a fan pocket), and provides much-needed privacy and darkness so you can convince them to take their daily nap!
A Birdie personal safety alarm with a LOUD 130-decibel siren and flashing strobe light that'll give you a little peace of mind whether you're on a hike with your dog or catching the subway in a foreign country. And if you're wondering how loud 130 decibels is — it's equivalent to a jet take-off and considered the threshold of pain when it comes to what our ears can handle.
A packable floppy hat that way, your scalp doesn't suffer any third-degree burns while you're hanging out by your resort's pool. The wide brim will also keep your schnoz in the safe zone because, if you're anything like me, your nose *will* burn after just 0.01 seconds of sun exposure.
A trusty stick of Megababe's Thigh Rescue because enjoying the breeze for a few hours in a pair of shorts or a skirt shouldn't result in a days-long angry red rash.
And a tube of anti-blister balm because you've got big beach plans coming up and you're likely not looking to go with feet that look like raw meat thanks to constant chafing from those trendy Zara boots you've been wearing.
A Bluetooth-enabled mask if falling asleep on vacation is not your forte. Slip this baby on, turn on your favorite thunderstorm simulator, and it's like you never left home.
A JetKids ride-on suitcase so you can zip your way through security's snaking lines with (hopefully) less tantrums. It's also a great option for fast walkers who love their toddler more than anything in the world but can't bear walking through the airport at 0.25 MPH.
And the Ring Thing — a waterproof jewelry holder you can use when you're enjoying a day at the beach, zip lining, bungee jumping, or doing whatever other bucket list adventure you had in mind. Simply slip your ring in here and you won't have to worry about losing it at the bottom of a tote bag or denting/scratching it during any activities.
A compact eight-compartment pill organizer with room for all of your vitamins and prescriptions. This sure beats a ziplock bag full of loose pills!
A portable safe you can wrap around an umbrella, picnic table leg, or chair so you can stow away your phone, keys, wallet, and other small valuables without worrying about them being lost or stolen. Reviewers use this guy at water parks, the beach, all-inclusive resorts, and even in Airbnbs.
A Tushbaby carrier sure to come in handy whenever you're out and about somewhere without a stroller. The as-seen-on-Shark Tank product gives your kiddo four comfy ways to sit and can be used from newborn up to 3- years-old (or 44 pounds).
Some Neutrogena Ultra Sheer Moisturizing Face SPF 60 Serum with a noncomedogenic, nongreasy formula that doubles as a primer if you're planning to throw on some makeup while you're at it.
A CarryAround foldable cup holder because you paid all-inclusive rates for the swim-up bar access and you're sure as heck going to make it worth it.
Some collapsible travel hangers if you packed wrinkle-prone clothes so you want to get everything hung up right away!
Some Burt's Bees sunburn soother — a must for anyone prone to burns. The aloe- and coconut oil-infused formula soothes and moisturizes to calm inflamed skin so it *doesn't* feel like your epidermis is being ripped off every time you change your top.
A pack of towel bands so you can take a dip in the pool or enjoy your beach excursion without worrying about your towel blowing away or someone moving it so they can steal your chair...
And some tablet-to-gel freeze-dried serums which are both highly potent and exceptionally easy to travel with. Once you get to your destination and you're ready to do your skincare, simply activate the treatment with a few drops of water and you're in business.

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