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Meet the ELLE-Approved Beauty MVPs of Your Summer Travels

Meet the ELLE-Approved Beauty MVPs of Your Summer Travels

Elle02-06-2025
Calling all beauty lovers!
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an extensive guide to the best travel beauty products to carry on (or check) for your next adventure, tested and beloved by
ELLE
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Acting has never truly been in the cards for me, but the warmer months are when I adopt new characters. Just as an actor needs a script, my summer personas require a few key tools, formulas, and rituals to fully embrace the season.
Let me introduce my summer cast: There's the main character who loves a glimmering complexion, and is armed with glow-inducing oils, bronzing foams, and texture-smoothing scrubs. The glass-skin obsessive who has sunscreen in every handbag, never appears anything less than well-rested, and who treats masking like a sacred ritual. And of course, the type-A overpacker who values function as much as flexibility—because every star needs an easy-switch hair styler to transform into a bevy of looks, right?
Whatever role you're stepping into, we've got your glam covered. These ELLE-approved essentials highlight the year's most impressive new travel-friendly beauty products, blending luxury and practicality with every swipe, spritz, and slather. Before your next out-of-office alert kicks off, bookmark this page. This is your official beauty packing list.
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Hair
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Shu Uemura Ashita Supreme Strengthening Shampoo
In Japan, the ancestral ashibata plant—the star of Shu Uemura's formula—is cherished for its self-regenerating properties: After a leaf is harvested, a new one sprouts overnight. This Ashita Supreme Shampoo harnesses that power of the plant to revitalize strands. The results? Stronger, smoother, frizz-free hair with each use. One tester noted that both she and her boyfriend took turns using the shampoo and conditioner, which left them both with 'clean and soft' hair afterwards.
Ouai Texturizing Wave Spray
This one product will give you the oceanic waves you desire for a vacation. Just spray, scrunch, and air-dry for a soft, rippled texture without the dreaded crunch. Bonus: the floral-musky scent is so light and intoxicating that one tester said she almost didn't need perfume.
Dyson Chitosan Pre-Styling Hair Cream
This is the go-to styling cream when you need your blowout or curls to last—and last. Weightless yet effective, the formula comes in four versions so you can tailor it to your texture. One tester with straight hair found her curls held longer than usual when paired with the Dyson Airwrap—no heavy residue included.
Emi Jay Halo Shine Hair Oil
Every routine needs a strong finish, and Emi Jay's Halo Hair Oil gets a standing ovation
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A nourishing blend of moringa seed and passionfruit seed oils seals in moisture, smooths frizz, and boosts shine. Our tester loved the subtle scent, healthy sheen, and non-greasy finish it imparted.
Kitsch Volumizing Rice Protein Dry Shampoo
Dry shampoo that actually disappears into dark roots? Yes, please. This non-aerosol powder appears as a soft charcoal hue, absorbs oil, and lifts limp strands—no ghostly cast in sight. One self-proclaimed dry shampoo skeptic was converted thanks to the precise nozzle and residue-free finish.
Pattern Revitalizing Scalp Scrub
Build-up on the scalp prevents your hair products from penetrating to deliver the results you desire. A solution? This scrub—infused with Himalayan salt, ginger root, cucumber, and fenugreek—gently exfoliates to lift buildup and soothe dryness. Our tester loved how refreshed her roots felt—not to mention the zesty citrus scent.
Schwarzkopf Keratin Color Root Color Spray
A few light spritzes of the Schwarzkopf Root Spray restores sparse areas as seamlessly as a brow gel or pencil—no excessive cleanup required. The spray applicator dispenses as a liquid, but dries down to a powder. Then you can easily style using edge control or a wax stick, without fear of color transferring. Our tester, who had noticed thinning around her edges, thoroughly enjoyed how the pigmented, fast-drying formula worked to make her hair look more dense.
Gymshark Diffuse Sweat Headband
This moisture-wicking headband was designed with Black hair in mind. Stretchy, secure, and durable enough for frequent washes, it held up for our tester through workouts and kept her edges sleek without slipping.
Cécred Restoring Hair & Edge Drops
We all aspire to have hair as good as Beyoncé's, and that requires a diligent routine that prioritizes scalp health. This light pink-tinted watery serum infuses the scalp with peptides and biotin along with ginger and rosemary extracts to encourage restoration and optimal health.
Slick Stick Anti-Flyaway Gel Duo
Gone are the days of combining multiple formulas to keep your unruly strands under control. This dynamic gel-and-brush duo smooths without stiffening, shines without a greasy film, and nourishes without frizzing up. 'It doesn't make my hair feel hard,' one tester shared.
Charlotte Mensah Manketti Hair Oil
Credit: Charlotte Mensah
Using oil as a sealant delivers the best results for those looking to boost elasticity, softness, and manageability. The Manketti Hair Oil has an airy, weightless texture with a blend of oils—Manketti, castor, kernel, and argan, to name a few. Pair it with your favorite liquid or cream product to master the LCO method—a moisturizing technique popular in the natural hair community with liquid, cream, and oil.
Hydration Treatments
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Naturium Dew-Glow Tinted Moisturizer SPF 50+
If you're going to be in the sun, why not have a glow to match? Dew-Glow, a tinted moisturizer with SPF, comes in three flexible, flesh-toned shades that offer minimal coverage, but maximum protection. The finish of this product was so impressive that our tester noted it could even double as a primer, thanks to its subtle radiance.
Olay Super Cream with Sunscreen SPF 30
Your moisturizer should do more than just moisturize. How about one that firms, brightens, smooths, and protects? Olay's Super Cream—the latest offshoot of the brand's popular Super Serum franchise—follows a five-prong approach to infuse the skin with good-for-you ingredients like vitamin C, hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, vitamin E, and collagen peptide. What you're left with is supple skin, as noted by one tester.
Vacation Classic Whip Glow SPF 30
Whipped to perfection and now with newly added shimmer, Vacation's airy SPF 30 melts into skin with a subtle golden glow and tropical scent. One tester noted it doubled as her body lotion, thanks to its hydrating, non-sticky finish.
EltaMD UV Skin Recovery
Credit: Elta MD
EltaMD's green-tinted sunscreen SPF calms and color-corrects in one. It's even ideal for irritated or even post-procedure skin, with a blend of soothing ingredients such as ceramides and Centella Asiatica. Our tester praised the formula for neutralizing beach-day redness.
Beauty of Joseon Daily Tinted Fluid Sunscreen
The cult-favorite TikTok sunscreen now has a tint. As hydrating as the original, this version adds a sheer wash of color to even out skin tone while keeping skin dewy and comfortable all day. One tester noticed how its barely-there texture provided subtle, even coverage for lighter makeup days.
Peace Out Retinol Eye Stick
Now 23% Off
Is it truly a vacation if you return more tired than before? Peace Out's Retinol Eye Stick ensures that you will look well-rested, even post-vacation, acting as an energy shot for tired eyes. Powered by encapsulated retinol, peptides, and hydrating squalane, it brightens and softens lines overnight. One tester said it gradually erased all signs of her late-night TikTok scroll sessions.
Isamaya Hyaluronic Cleansing Conditioning Cloths
No sink? These hyaluronic acid-packed cleansing cloths don't need any rinsing, and remove makeup and dirt without stripping skin. That supple feeling comes from the handiwork of niacinamide and panthenol, all working together to maintain the skin's moisture levels while removing dirt or stubborn makeup formulas. Our tester loved the juicy, plump finish that these cloths left behind on the skin.
Dr. Brandt Skincare Hydro Biotic Recovery Sleeping Mask
Our skin slips into its best recovery overnight, and this mask is beauty sleep neatly bottled up. Our tester found this mask to be incredibly soothing and cooling upon application. Why? Well, it contains a powerhouse blend of peptides, ceramides, and fatty acids working overtime to repair the skin while you catch up on Zzzs.
MUTHA Beauty Sleep Eye Cream
Yes, that's sweet potato in your eye cream—and it actually works. Rich in antioxidants and vitamin C, it de-puffs and soothes, while niacinamide and peptides boost brightness. Our tester loved the featherlight texture.
Naked Beauty BioPeptide Firming Hydrogel Face Mask
Now 78% Off
Loaded with ten peptides, vitamin C, ferulic acid, and niacinamide, these rose gold face masks deliver a post-facial-level glow in just one use. One tester used them post-chemical peel and said her skin felt supercharged with hydration.
Dieux Baptism Gentle Foaming Facial Gel Cleanser
No need to wait until Sunday—think of this cleanser as a daily ritual. Dieux's Baptism is a thorough, skin-loving cleanser for oily, combo, or sensitive skin. Our tester praised the light scent and the deep-cleansing powers that left her skin feeling fresh and supple.
Le Prunier Plumtox™ Clarifying Enzyme Mask
Exfoliation doesn't have to sting. Le Prunier's plum-powered enzyme mask gently buffs away dead skin with fruit acids for a smooth, radiant finish. One tester used it after heavy makeup days and loved the product's detoxifying effects.
Blue Lagoon Iceland The Cream Light
This moisturizer's formula is light as water and just as hydrating. The secret ingredients include Icelandic microalgae, hyaluronic acid, aloe, and niacinamide. Our tester said that the cream was fast-absorbing and left a soft, nearly matte finish on her oily skin.
YSE Beauty Your Favorite Ex™ Exfoliating Pads
Congested, textured skin is no match for these exfoliating pads, which feature a pocket design for easy gliding. They are pre-soaked with AHAs (glycolic acid) and PHAs (gluconolactone) to reverse dullness and slough away dead skin cells, resulting in soft-to-the-touch skin. One tester saw breakouts calm and skin texture soften without any irritation.
Bubble Skincare Power Wave Super Hydrating Moisturizer
Bubble has the type of vibrant, quirky packaging you can easily spot amongst a sea of products on a shelf. Thankfully, what's inside is great too. With peptides and jojoba oil, the Power Wave moisturizer hydrates and firms without clogging pores. One tester dubbed it her 'Goldilocks' cream—just right in texture and weight, with travel-proof packaging to boot.
Makeup Bases
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Armani Beauty Luminous Silk Creamy Bronzing Powder
Armani Beauty's bronzer delivers a soft, dusky radiance with minimal effort, thanks to a silky blend of oils and micro-pigments that blur as they bronze. Our tester appreciated the rich, brown-tawny payoff, which steered clear of any red-orange cast.
Live Tinted Huebeam Gradient Blushing Bronzer
Why choose between blush and bronzer when you can have both? This dual-toned compact sculpts and lifts the face in one sweep with a toasted rosy finish. Our tester noted that it significantly cut down her complexion routine.
Nars Total Seduction Shimmer Eyeshadow Stick
These creamy sticks double as shadow and liner, with blendable color that stays put for hours. Available in matte and shimmer finishes, they're ideal for everything from a subtle wash to a full smoky eye. 'Smooth application with zero transfer,' our tester raved.
Victoria Beckham The Cell Rejuvenating Illuminator
If foundation in the summer isn't your jam, here's an illuminating serum-like formula that imparts a light veil of coverage and a touch more radiance. Our tester shares that it is the perfect way 'to give a bare face a sheer glow.'
Danessa Myricks Beauty Yummy Skin Blurring Balm Powder
Now 18% Off
The latest offshoot of the Yummy Balm family is the rare sequel that surpasses the original. The balm-to-powder formula maintains the same blurring effect as the OG, this time with flecks of gold pearl that peek through the skin. Our tester preferred pairing this formula with her matte foundations, as it left the skin looking refreshed and glowy without any greasiness.
Fwee 3D Voluming Gloss
Credit: Fwee
So much of what we hear about K-Beauty in the U.S. is skin care, but the makeup is just as fun. The popularity of Fwee's glosses stems from its intense pigment—it packs on the color as it hydrates. Our tester said this gloss applied seamlessly and 'moisturized lips just as well as my favorite lip balms.'
Valentino Puffer Complex Lip Plumper Gloss
Like a chic, V-embossed bag elevating an outfit, Valentino's Puffer Gloss is the punctuation to any makeup look. Behind the iridescent finish is a hydrating complex that (slightly) puffs up the lips via hyaluronic acid, and a conditioning finish, courtesy of ceramides and vitamin E. Our tester was pleasantly surprised by how nourishing this glitter gloss topper was compared to her everyday balms.
Care.e.on Layover Lip Mask
Now 39% Off
It's a shame that this lip mask doesn't come in a larger package to use all over your body—nourishment this good shouldn't be relegated to just the lips. Thick, but not goopy, and insanely hydrating, this mask envelopes your lips in a bed of shea butter and moringa seed oil to deliver long-lasting hydration, no matter the flight length. Our tester wore this mask overnight and noted how supple and soft her lips felt in the morning.
Kosas Hotliner
Kosas's Hotliner is for the experimental, not the reverent. Sure, you can use it as intended, to outline the lips for a soft blur. But the creamy, versatile formula shines best when smudged into the lips or diffused all over to create a base for subsequent lipsticks or glosses. Our tester loved how much it 'defined and hydrated the lips.'
Maed Signature Lip Pigment
Red lipstick-averse folks, meet your match. This isn't your typical lipstick that leaves dry, cracked evidence behind; powered by maca root, cherry coffee seed oil, tacuma butter, and jojoba oil, it sits comfortably on the lips. The chic gold packaging is immediately enticing, and the creamy, one-swipe pigment will make it a mainstay in your arsenal. Our tester became a red lipstick convert after using this, noting that it maintained its moisture without flaking.
Kylie Cosmetics Skin Tint Blurring Elixir Foundation
If there is one thing Kylie Jenner knows, it's what formulas will have you looking picture-perfect. Using hydrating hyaluronic acid, this skin tint blurs imperfections and reduces the look of fine lines and wrinkles. According to our tester, its resilient formula holds up well even on sticky, warmer days.
Huda Beauty Easy Bake Blurring Setting Spray
The latest extension of the Easy Bake family is the star of the group. As the final and most important step in a routine, this setting spray dispenses a hyaluronic acid and mineral clay-containing mist that locks in your makeup formulas for hours, lasting through banter, drinks, and heat. Our tester praised the formula for mattifying, while also maintaining a natural-looking glow.
Jones Road Just Enough Tinted Moisturizer
Even the pickiest makeup wearer can find relief in this tinted moisturizer. Offering minimal coverage but enough to provide an even veil and subtle radiance, it can be built to your desired coverage or left sheer for a dewy finish. Our tester was excited to add this to her collection because of its lightweight consistency and minimal coverage.
Kulfi Badi Lash Smudge Proof Volumizing Tubing Mascara
Skip the lash extensions and opt for a volumizing, lengthening mascara that builds on its strength with each stroke and won't leave lashes in the sink post-wash. Each lash is lifted and caressed with care by this nourishing product, featuring rambutan extract, peptides, and castor seed oil. Our tester said this mascara gave her short lashes a volume boost and was easy to remove at the end of the day.
Saie SuperSuede Blush
Cream, liquid, baked? Blush is too versatile to stay in only one form. Saie's baked version combines the velvety texture we love from cream and liquid forms and compresses it into a flexible, pigmented powder that softly kisses the cheeks with radiance. Our tester loved how the formula blended flawlessly into her other complexion products, instead of sitting atop it like other powder blushes.
Body
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Nair Lux Wax
Nair's Lux Wax makes at-home waxing as easy as one, two, three—at least, that's how quickly the microwave heats up the formula. Once the wax reaches a honey-like consistency, it glides along the skin smoothly—to safely remove stubborn, unwanted hair—yes, even short stubble. Our tester loved how beginner-friendly the process was and how buttery smooth her skin felt post-application.
Cyklar Exfoliating Body Spray
A reliable companion in the battle against body acne, Cyklar's Glycolic Acid Spray spritzes wide to cover larger areas. Each application treats texture and hyperpigmentation with a mix of peptides, enzymes, and AHAs that dry out oil, without leaving a sticky film. Our body acne-prone tester noticed her chest breakouts flattening after just a few days of use.
Soft Services Green Banana Buffing Bar
Yes, it's true: This one bar is strong enough to tackle hyperpigmentation, keratosis pilaris, acne, and strawberry skin in one go. Nestled in this tropical-scented bar are tiny sanding crystals that provide gentle polishing while emitting a moisturizing finish to prevent any irritation.
Akt The Foaming Body Scrub
Soft skin is expected after a full-body scrub, but you typically lose said softness in a matter of minutes. AKT's Foaming Body Scrub is a lasting sensory experience, beginning with papaya enzymes, rice and sugar exfoliants, and squalane, which buff the day away. The scrub transforms into a creamy lather and sets a dolphin-smooth base for impending lotions or oils.
Lilis Instant Peel
Inspired by the traditional Korean practice of exfoliating mitts, Lilis Body Resurfacing Peel skips the gloves. This gel-like formula sloughs off dead skin cells so intensely that you can see pilling in your hands. Thanks to bakuchiol, a plant-based retinol derivative, skin is left brighter and cloud-soft. Our tester said the peel smoothed and visibly reduced texture left on her shoulders from breakouts.
Dove Deep Moisture Body Wash
Skip the body moisturizer—this creamy cleanser does the heavy lifting. Infused with nourishing ingredients, it deeply hydrates and locks in moisture for up to 24 hours. Our tester praised the non-greasy, lotion-like feel it left behind and how her skin stayed soft, even in dry climates.
Kiehl's Since 1851 Over & Under Cream-to-Powder Deodorant
Credit: Kiehl's
Don't let the creamy texture fool you—this deodorant dries down to a soft, powder finish that tackles odor and sweat with ease. AHAs gently exfoliate and help fade underarm discoloration over time. 'Clear, smooth, and effective, even on hot days,' noted one tester.
Surface Deep Anti-Odorant Pads
Part exfoliant, part odor fighter, these pre-soaked pads swipe on wet, but keep you dry. Glycolic acid smooths and de-gunks pores, while rosemary and eucalyptus oils naturally neutralize odor. Our tester kept them in her bag for post-workout touch-ups.
Fur Chafe Cushion
Meant to be used wherever uncomfortable skin-to-skin contact occurs, this quick-dry balm uses volcanic ash to absorb moisture and chamomile to soothe irritated skin. It's perfect for anywhere friction hits, including the thighs or underarms. Our tester loved the smooth, non-greasy finish and the fast-acting comfort.
Alo Magnesium Superfruit Body Lotion Liter
Infused with magnesium and a crisp citrus scent, this lotion calms the skin while easing post-workout tension. Our tester swore by it for both morning resets and nighttime wind-downs.
Jouissance En Plein Air
Jouissance is a fragrance brand that turns French literature into perfume. En Plein Air draws inspiration from the life of French writer Catherine Millet, and opens with shy tension: Zesty grapefruit, lemon, and musk meet a whisper of herbs for a scent that evolves uniquely with your skin. The scent can lean citrusy or green, but our tester found the result bright, refreshing, and impressively long-lasting.
Jo Malone London Beach Blossom Cologne
Head to Jo Malone's beach and you'll find citrus, coconuts, and mint—an aromatic mojito blended in a compact vial. Her take is a deeply seductive, almost nocturnal representation of a beachside escape. Our tester loved how it transitioned from crisp and fresh to warm and sexy.
NOYZ The Solid Fragrance - Lost + Found
Noyz's Lost and Found is the kind of intimate kiss on the wrist, neck, and arm folds, that only those you want close can experience. The solid balm format skips alcohol with a squalane base that melts into pulse points, blending buttery woods with fresh citrus. Our tester noted it lingered like a second skin, and subtly clung to clothing for hours.
Dior Miss Dior Mini Miss Parfum Solid Perfume
Warning: It's not a lipstick, but you'll love it just the same. Small but mighty, this tube contains the elegance of Miss Dior Eau de Parfum in a travel-friendly stick. One swipe delivers a soft bouquet of florals, anchored by warm sandalwood and tonka bean. Our tester loved how chic, sweet, and purse-proof it was.
Ellis Brooklyn Guava Granita Eau de Parfum
Like a summery, juicy smoothie, the guava, mango, and banana rind in this fragrance create a fruity first impression, while vanilla and almond milk soften the blend into a sun-drenched skin scent. 'It's an instant mood lift,' said one tester.
DedCool Taunt Hand Cream
Constant hand sanitizing calls for major hydration. Dedcool's hand cream delivers with a conditioning blend of ceramides, shea butter, and cocoa butter that treats and moisturizes in one fell swoop. Our tester praised the thick yet fast-absorbing formula, noting it never left her hands feeling greasy or clammy.
Chillhouse Cobalt Klein
Want gel-like shine without the removal nightmare? Chillhouse's polish (Chill Paint) plus the brand's top coat (Magic Finish Top)—mimics a gel mani—no UV lamp or base coat necessary. Our tester loved how the high-gloss finish held up through frequent handwashing and daily moisturizing, for up to 14 days.
Bondi Sands Ultra Express Self Tanning Foam
Bondi Sands Ultra Dark Self-Tanning Foam offers a rich, even tone delivered through a lightweight foam. The quick-drying formula rinses off after six hours, creating a golden, sun-kissed bronze from the comfort of your home.
Tronque Vitamin C Body Oil
Credit: Tronque
Tronque's body oil is what happens when you add the power of your favorite vitamin C serums to a dry oil formula that swirls with lipids, rosemary leaf, and avocado oil, to deeply hydrate and improve the overall appearance of the skin. It has a subtle sheen and citrus scent, too.
Barrière Vitamin B12 Patch
Now 64% Off
If wearing pimple patches took you a while to get comfortable with, Barrière's B12 Vitamin Patch is one you'll actually want to show off. Vitamin B12 and folate join forces to boost metabolism and energy, without a mid-day crash. The tattoo-designed stickers latch onto your wrists, and suddenly, you'll be jolted to conquer every bullet point on your to-do list. As with other vitamin products, you should consult with your doctor before applying the patches.
54 Thrones Barrier Repair Cloud Body Cream
Credit: Cloud
For the uninitiated, this brand is widely beloved for its shea butter-infused products. Its Barrier Repair Cloud Body Cream delivers richness—powered by peptides, hyaluronic acid, and South African Resurrection Plant—for the ultimate full-body nourishment.
Space Savers
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Parallele The Brush Traveller
Brushes deserve better than being tossed in a pouch. Enter: The Brush Traveller. With upright compartments and multiple pockets, it keeps your applicators organized and clean. Our tester travels with more than 15 brushes and said that this bag made packing (and unpacking) a breeze.
Dosey 7 Day Pill Compact Travel Pill Organizer
Dosey's 7-Day Pill Case organizes a week's worth of vitamins in a compact case. Our tester appreciated how easily it slipped into small bags, helping streamline her routine.
Etoile Collective Duo Vanity Case (Lavender)
With a wipeable interior, separate compartments, and a tiered design, Etoile's vanity case keeps your routines—A.M. and P.M.—neatly tucked and travel-ready. Our tester loved the top tray for tools and palettes, and the structured lower compartment for bottles and jars.
BaBylissPRO Style|Switch Ionic Multi-Styler
One base, four attachments, endless possibilities. The Babyliss Pro Multi-Styler smooths, curls, volumizes, and defines across hair types with customizable settings—and remembers your preferences. Our tester found it perfect for quick, salon-quality blowouts—no need to juggle multiple tools.
NuFACE FIX Microwand
Credit: Nuface
Long-haul or red-eye flights can result in puffy, dreary eyes. This NuFace MicroWand is your quick fix for post-flight rejuvenation. The slim design can easily slip into your personal or carry-on bag to target your undereye area, smile lines, and everywhere in between before landing. Our tester loved the gentle vibrations most, which helped calm and depuff her tired eyes most mornings.
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If you plan on wearing it across your chest, attach your waist buckles together with a zip-tie to prevent it from getting unclipped from your back. An *very popular* off-the-shoulder jumpsuit suited for just about any sightseeing needs. But it's also comfy enough to wear while you're getting where you're going. Gentle 2-in-1 travel flossing toothbrushes that'll fold up to half their size (every inch in your luggage counts!) and really get in there to give your mouth a super-clean feeling. Like, just-back-from-the-dentist cleaning. I always pack these for trips and their tiny flossing bristles make my travel nighttime routine a lot easier and more efficient. A portable crib canopy to create a sleep pod for your little one. And it even has pouches for a monitor and fan! Sleeping in unfamiliar places is tough enough for adults. Let's make it easier on the kids too — which in turn will also make the adults happier. A set of DEET-free handy mosquito-repelling bracelets in case the thought of putting something else on your skin besides SPF (like smelly bug repellent) sounds like a total nightmare. A portable safe for securing to a pool chair to keep your valuables safe or to keep your passport in your hotel room in case there's no safe or the safe isn't working. A stroller fan with bendable foam legs for wrapping around a stroller, car seat, or pretty much anything to keep your lil' munchkin cool as a cucumber, even when it's a gazillion degrees outside. A stick of Gold Bond Friction Defense will stop chafing caused by sweat before it even starts. It's sooo good and better than any other competitor in the thigh-saving category. Toss this in your bag and apply before you go on that long, lovely beach stroll. A CarryAround foldable cup holder you'll think you're a dang genius for buying (and you'd be right) after you easily carry back four beers from the snack bar in one hand. It'd also be smart to pack this for your next all-inclusive vacation. Lumify Eye Drops beloved by the masses who've tried other redness-reducing eye drops before. Yes, these are a bit pricier than other versions. But reviewers say it's totally worth it! Oh, and don't forget that it's also made to help relieve dry eyes. (Just because you TOOK a red eye doesn't mean that you have to put up with literal red eyes.) Some anti-pickpocketing clips that'll easily attach two zippers and make it extra difficult to quickly zip open. An Arden Cover anti-theft *and* waterproof vegan-leather purse that won't *look* like an anti-theft bag — in case that's the reason you don't already own one. Gotta love a bag that'll get you through sudden rain. An Airfly wireless transmitter that'll let you connect your Airpods or any wireless headphones to your airplane without Bluetooth! An Apple AirTag for each bag to give you some peace of mind while you wonder how your checked bag is doing in the hold below. An I Dew Care "Tap Secret" mattifying powder shampoo to tackle greasy roots without the aerosol or benzene formula. This'll even be easy to take to the bathroom toward the end of a red-eye so you can deboard feeling a bit fresher. A travel scarf with hidden storage in it that'll keep your hands free for taking pics without having to stick your phone, wallet, and keys in your back pocket. A set of compression bags that'll, yes, help you pack more stuff into your suitcase but also keep your clothes airtight against any spills. OR keep your dirty clothes away from your clean clothes and vice-versa. A fold-flat jewelry organizer if you've given up on a blocky jewelry organizer. (Same!) This design will let you easily slip your baubles into your personal item without hogging a bunch of space. A set of cooling patches can work some soothing magic for a variety of uses including (perhaps most importantly), sunburn. But it'll also help with itchiness from bug bites and poison ivy. And! They're TSA-friendly. So you can probably leave your aloe vera gel at home. A portable blackout curtain to suction onto where your staying's window to give you some deep DEEP darkness you need for sleeping. Collapsible travel hangers will help you better organize all your beautiful ensembles *and* have a legit place to hang up any clothes you launder while you're on your luxurious two-week vacation. A 4-in-1 travel adapter that'll work for a wide range of countries because you shouldn't have to google which adapters you need before every international trip. There are better things to do, like talking yourself into packing that one dress you've only worn once but MIGHT wear on this vacation. A simple luggage strap will hold your essentials like a travel pillow, jacket, personal item, and more as you scoot along through the airport and once you land. Here's to quickly gathering all your stuff post-screen and freeing up those hands! A trifold travel wallet so all your important documents are in one place and you're not wearily holding up the line when it comes time to show the TSA agent your passport and boarding pass. A pack of LeakLocks Toiletry Skins you can slip onto the tops of your full-size toiletries because, yay, you don't have to worry about liquid toiletry limits on a road trip! These little things catch any spills before they can get all over your PJs you threw in the same bag with your full-size shampoo. An electronics organizer with a place for just about every one of *your* and every member of your family's devices and corresponding cables so you don't get everything tangled up while searching for that ONE cord. A weighted sleep mask that'll help block out the reading light and/or sunlight from your neighbor's open airplane window shade while you catch up on some of that sleep you sacrificed to get the early flight. Oh, and it's weighted! A soft faux-leather tote will be the perfect personal item on the plane so you don't even have to pack it in your carry-on! And it would be useful as a day bag (of course keep your valuables zipped up concealed and tucked away inside) with plenty of room for your souvenirs. A mini lightweight flat iron to help you get your signature smooth locks, or at least tidy up your blowout you're really banking on lasting for a few days. A set of affordable, highly popular wireless Bluetooth earbuds some reviewers compare to AirPods for significantly cheaper. I was able to wear mine comfortably under my bucket hat while I slept on a very rocky bus ride from the Snæfellsnes Peninsula in Iceland. And while I was out exploring, the charging case easily fit in my coat pocket. A luggage-mounted cup caddy with a pocket for your bagel or croissant (look at you being fancy so early in the morning!) so you can steer your way to your airport gate with your caffeine in tow. A Venus travel razor that'll spare you some precious space in your bag without sacrificing quality. On a recent cruise, it didn't take up too much room on the minuscule shower shelf so I wasn't fighting for space *as* much while feeling like Buddy The Elf in the shower. An airplane seat back organizer because those seat back pockets are NEVER as big as you need them to be. With this, you can actually store your snacks, water bottle, and so much more without having to get up and get stuff out of the overhead throughout your flight. A pack of toilet seat covers can create a (colorful) barrier between your toddler's curious hands and public toilet seats at rest stops. A set of Liquid I.V. Hydration Multiplier packets, an electrolyte drink mix infused with potassium and vitamin C you can mix into a bottle of water to help speed up your hydration. After all, guzzling water on a flight and then having to spend half the flight in the bathroom line is never fun.

These Rose Scents Are Nothing Like Your Grandma's Perfume
These Rose Scents Are Nothing Like Your Grandma's Perfume

Elle

time2 days ago

  • Elle

These Rose Scents Are Nothing Like Your Grandma's Perfume

Every item on this page was chosen by an ELLE editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. There's just something about roses that has made me want to smell like them from a young age. Maybe it's because they're beautiful and I want to carry that beauty with me. Perhaps it's because, as Jessie Dawes, the chief marketing officer for Diptyque Americas, says, 'Rose scents evoke a sense of delicate sensuality both visually in nature and in its fragrance form.' Or maybe it's as simple as the fact that roses smell so darn good to me. Whatever the reason, I've invariably had an affinity for rose fragrances, whether it's spring, summer, winter, or fall. The best compliment I've ever gotten: 'You always smell like roses.' Much to my dismay, not everyone shares my obsession. And honestly, I get it—many of the rose perfumes of yore had that suffocating powdery quality that strikes people as old-fashioned. Or, as several of my friends have put it, 'old lady-ish.' But I stand here today to solemnly swear that I've found over a dozen rose perfumes that smell fresh, modern, and chic. Not all of them are going to suit everyone. But give one a sniff, and you might be delighted by the olfactory garden that greets you. 'While often a polarizing note, I believe there is a rose-based fragrance for everyone. Rose scents can either be soft and sweet or lean bold and spicy,' says Autumne West, the national beauty director at Nordstrom. I firmly feel that to be true, too. If you're ready to begin your own romance with rose fragrances, all you have to do is keep reading. ELLE editors tested a bouquet of rose perfumes to find the 17 best rose fragrances you're bound to fall in love with. Cappadocia draws from its namesake, a region in Turkey renowned for its stunning rocky terrain, colorful hot air balloon rides, and 'fairy chimneys': tall, naturally formed pillars of rock sculpted by the elements over millennia. The scent itself is a symphony of florals, saffron, and sandalwood that transports you to the Turkish destination. Notes: Saffron, sandalwood oil, myrrh resinoid, Turkish rose Size: 2.5 oz. Memo Paris rating: 5/5 stars An ELLE editor says: 'Saffron gives fragrance a unique, sexy, smell. This fragrance is delightful and always leads to many compliments from strangers. I'm running low on my sample, so I layered it with a pure rose scent—and wow! It amplified the Turkish rose, creating a lovely aroma.' —Danielle James, beauty expert If you ever wake up and think, 'I just want to smell like roses today,' this is the one. Although it contains other notes, like lychee, chamomile, and artichoke, that complement the main scent, the rose shines through—without a hint of powder. 'If you prefer something bright and sweet, look for rose fragrances that are blended with fruity accents, like Diptyque's Eau Rose,' says Dawes. Notes: Rose damascena, centifolia rose, chamomile, litchi, artichoke Nordstrom rating: 4.8/5 stars An ELLE contributor says: 'There are few things in life I find more beautiful than a classic bouquet of red roses—and being able to smell like one, too. This masterful Diptyque scent is great for rose purists (featuring three types of rose extracts, including one that's upcycled for an earth-friendly touch), with an interesting tinge of chamomile and artichoke for a romantic yet balanced finish.' —Sam Peters, Hearst senior commerce editor This unisex scent has an inherent sensuality that rubs off on the wearer, a credit to the masterful mingling of saffron, rose, and amber. You can trust that it'll stick around once you apply it—even if you're out partying all night long in Milan. Notes: Saffron, blackcurrant, rose, jasmine, ambergris, moss, dry amber, maltol, musk, cedar Size: 3.4 fl. oz. Glasshouse Fragrances rating: 4.7/5 stars An ELLE editor says: 'If you want to be on the receiving end of a plethora of compliments, this is the fragrance for you. Intertwining rose with saffron, this spicy floral lets you know it's polished, not square. Romantic with an edge—it's the perfect scent when you want to stand out at any occasion. Some say this is a Baccarat 540 dupe, which I disagree with—but it does give off that 'I am wealthy' aroma.' —Danielle James This fragrance marries the sweet scent of rose with the earthiness of vetiver and patchouli, and the truffle adds an inescapable muskiness. It's the kind of captivating perfume that will grab everyone's attention when you walk into a room. Notes: Rose, truffle, vetiver, patchouli, castoreum Size: 3.4 oz. Nordstrom rating: 5/5 stars An ELLE editor says: 'If I apply Frédéric Malle's Rose Tonnerre in the morning, I find myself taking whiffs of my wrists all day long. It draws you in with the sparkling aroma of rose petals, but what I find more interesting is how the other elements of the perfume remind you of the soil in which a rose bush takes root. It's complex, it's gorgeous, it's everything a fragrance should be and more.' —Carol Lee À La Rose is sweet but not cloying, floral but not powdery. It's essentially a bouquet of roses and other flowers distilled into a luxurious glass bottle; the crisp scent is kept grounded by the cedarwood and musk that also snuck into the mix. A truly contemporary-feeling take on the rose perfume. Notes: Damascena rose from Bulgaria, Centifolia rose from Grasse, Calabrian bergamot, Californian orange, violet, magnolia, blossom, cedarwood, musk Size: 1.1 oz. Neiman Marcus rating: 4.7/5 stars An ELLE editor says: 'A la Rose is a soft, beautiful, scent that reminds you of rose petals scattered across a bed with white linens. When it dries down, you get a little brightness, like an afternoon pick me up from a cup of coffee—thanks to the citrusy base notes. It's a rose perfume, not overwhelmingly so—and the scent is long lasting.' —Danielle James Rose and aquatic perfumes attract strong reactions, both bad and good, and this fragrance bravely melds the two. It's one that recalls D.S. & Durga's co-founder David Seth Moltz's favorite summer destination: seaside in New England. Notes: Bergamot, petals, lemon oil, linden, rose accord, dune grass, muscone, salt water, white moss Size: 1.7 oz. Nordstrom rating: 3.5/5 stars An ELLE editor says: 'I imagine the person wearing this perfume to be sitting by the sea in a white linen ensemble, sipping tea as a vase of light pink roses sits beside them. I aspire to be that person.' —Carol Lee The creator of Kilian Paris, Kilian Hennessy, is a direct descendant of Richard Hennessy, who founded the Hennessy cognac company. Hennessey conceived The Liquors collection to pay homage to his family, and the rose fragrance in the lineup draws inspiration from gin. It smells sharp and fresh long after it first lands on your skin. Notes: Cucumber, juniper berries, rose Sephora rating: 4.3/5 stars An ELLE editor says: 'As our digital beauty director Danielle James pointed out, this fragrance reminds you of stems of just-bought roses briefly taken out of their vase. I'd say the name is pretty accurate, too; the scent is refreshing, like the first sip of an ice-cold drink.' —Carol Lee Fruity and floral, Bond No. 9's New York-inspired perfume is as bright as a twinkling star. Yet it sits close to the skin, thanks to its musk base. And those who aren't the biggest fans of gourmands, don't be discouraged by the note of vanilla—it somehow completely avoids the pitfall of being sickly sweet. Notes: Lychee, apricot, red apple, rose essence, watermelon, rose absolute, cedarwood essence, vanilla, musk Neiman Marcus rating: 5/5 stars An ELLE editor says: 'I can't quite place why, but each time I spray on this perfume, I'm overcome with a wave of nostalgia. Fruity perfumes aren't usually my thing, yet this one's a very special exception. If I didn't have so many fragrances in my collection, I'd want to smell like this all the time.' —Carol Lee This beauty from Narciso Rodriguez has all the makings of an alluring fragrance. As its name suggests, the scent is led by the sensual combination of rose and musk, but its true depth reveals itself when it dries down—the bottom notes of vanilla, suede leather, and patchouli linger behind for the rest of the day. Notes: Bergamot, musc, tuberose, vanilla, suede leather, patchouli Size: 3.3 oz. Saks Fifth Avenue rating: 5/5 stars An ELLE editor says: 'As someone who loves musk, rose, and any scent Narciso Rodriguez produces, Musc Noir Rose is a perfect storm for me. There was no way I wouldn't fall for it, and yet I was surprised by how captivating it was. If you already adore Musc Noir and want to try your hand at a rose perfume, this will be the gateway scent for you.' —Carol Lee Hèrmes' Rose Ikebana should come with a warning label—people will most likely come up to you and pester you with questions about what you're wearing. The moniker comes from ikebana, a centuries-old Japanese practice of constructing bouquets of flowers to create sculpture-like arrangements, while the scent is meant to evoke a dew-drenched rose. Notes: Rose, rhubarb Bloomingdale's rating: 5/5 stars An ELLE editor says: 'Fragrances from Hèrmes never disappoint, and this is no exception. It's so long lasting and smells like a floral tea—my favorite kind, next to barley. You just feel expensive wearing it.' —Carol Lee Tom Ford's own private rose garden inspired this warm blend—combining Turkish and Bulgarian roses with patchouli, Sichuan pepper, and cabbage. Like many of his other fragrances, there's an edge to Rose Prick; it's unlike any rose perfume we've smelled before. Notes: Rose de Mai, Bulgarian rose, Sichuan pepper Sephora rating: 4.2/5 stars An ELLE editor says: 'The Sichuan pepper in this sneaks up on you like it does in your favorite spicy Sichuan dish—it's almost like it's not there, and then it hits you when you're least expecting it. It's always a delight when a scent can surprise in that way.' —Carol Lee This mysterious scent is exactly what I imagine Victoria Beckham to smell like: peppery, slightly floral, with a hint of smokey tobacco. If you were a friend in the market for a going out perfume, it's definitely what I'd recommend. Notes: Black cherry, red peppercorn, saffron, Centifolia rose, midnight violet, narcotic musk flower, patchouli fraction, labdanum, black leather, tobacco leaves Size: 1.69 oz. Neiman Marcus rating: 4.6/5 stars An ELLE editor says: 'If I'm being honest with myself, intense fragrances like these aren't typically my vibe. But Suite 302 makes me want to become its vibe. One whiff of it and I'm ready to throw a tailored black leather jacket over my shoulders, slip into a pair of black pumps, and waste the night away in a dimly lit cocktail bar on the Lower East Side.' —Carol Lee Jo Malone doesn't beat around the (rose) bush—its permanent rose perfume hits you with the aroma of roses straight out of the gate, and the addition of lemon gives this classic rose perfume a luminosity that can't be ignored. The brand's scents are designed to be layered, so you can add more complexity by creating your own aromatic cocktail. Notes: Lemon, scarlet velvet rose, honeycomb Size: 1 oz. Sephora rating: 4.1/5 stars An ELLE editor says: 'This was my signature perfume all throughout college; in fact, I think I bought my first bottle during the first week of school my freshman year. It served me well throughout those years. That's not to say that it's juvenile in any way—I recently revisited it, and it's as delicious as I remembered. I gladly added it back into my rotation.' —Carol Lee The original Miss Dior contained notes of rose, but the romantic flower takes center stage in this rendition. Its adorable bow-adorned bottle houses hints of citrus and musk too, which work in harmony to enhance the freshness and femininity of the scent. Notes: Grasse rose absolue, Italian mandarin, white musk accord A Sephora reviewer says: 'Love. Love. LOVE! This perfume has gotten me so many compliments. It's the perfect amount of floral and musk. Definitely a perfect perfume for a night out on the town!' Autumne West is the national beauty director at Nordstrom. Jessie Dawes is the chief marketing officer for Diptyque Americas. Dawes recommends looking inwards first. 'Understanding what you love about fragrances and what draws you in is the best place to start,' he explains. Then, you can get down to business: 'The best way to discover a new perfume is to go in-store to test and sample the fragrance on you. All perfumes initially smell a certain way but will dry down a bit differently as you wear it, which can help you determine if you truly love it,' West says. It's always a good idea to test as many as you can before settling on the one you choose to buy. Dawes explains, 'A great way to layer rose perfumes is to first determine how prominent you'd like the rose scent to be. If you want rose to really shine, I recommend adding it as your final step in your fragrance layering, almost as though you're adding a velvety and smooth veil to your personal scent. Rose is a universal and often recognizable scent that complements most things—we love to pair Diptyque's Eau Rose with Diptyque's Eau Duelle, layered on top for a floral gourmand expression that evokes the spirit of a Parisian patisserie.' But at the end of the day, there's no real pressure to layer your scent if you're more of a one-and-done kind of person—especially with rose perfumes. 'I find a lot of fragrances that have rose are already paired perfectly with the other notes within the scent, therefore it is great on its own! However, layering is always an option with no set rules. Fragrance is personal, so it is best to try out combinations until you create the version that is right for you. Rose pairs well with a bright note like citrus or tea, or alternatively with a hint of spice.' Essentially, the best way to figure it out is to play around until you find a combination that you personally enjoy. It's a resounding yes from our experts. 'There are varieties within the rose scent category, and each one smells differently based on the region the rose note comes from. For example, tuberose-based scents can be warm and heavy with a hint of musk, while a more traditional rose will tend to be light, sweet, and of course very floral,' West says. There's so much variety that even if you like to change up your scent each season, you'll be able to find a perfume for each one. 'Roses are beloved, and the iconic nature of the flower and its scent makes it palatable all year round,' Dawes adds. As a leading publisher of fashion, lifestyle, and beauty content, is committed to highlighting the best products in various categories by personally testing the latest and most innovative products, interviewing countless experts, and vetting customer-loved items. For this piece, beauty writer Carol Lee spoke with trusted fragrance experts about the rose perfumes, and she and other ELLE editors tested many out themselves. Lee also searched the internet for the top-rated rose perfumes, perused reviews for dozens of popular options, and evaluated each on their features and customer reviews.

The Perfect Place To Toss Your In-Flight Meal Scraps Without Bothering The Attendants
The Perfect Place To Toss Your In-Flight Meal Scraps Without Bothering The Attendants

Yahoo

time3 days ago

  • Yahoo

The Perfect Place To Toss Your In-Flight Meal Scraps Without Bothering The Attendants

When you hop on a plane, you give up almost all your control. It's not just because you're thousands of feet in the air, unable to touch the ground. If you're not in the aisle seat, for example, you have to bother the person beside you when you need to get up to go to the bathroom. Plus, if the flight is at full capacity, you might not be able to choose which overhead bin your bags go in. It's especially a problem if you're a serial snacker, since you can't throw your trash away without bothering the flight attendant. It's enough to make you self-conscious, and perhaps end up on a first-name basis with your flight attendant. What you can do instead is use the sick bag, which you find in the pocket on the back of the seat in front of you (where you find travel-related magazines and extra info on safety). The sick bag is perfect for candy wrappers, plastic condiment packets, tetra packs, foil wraps, used gum, and even messier stuff such as mango peel. After all, it can handle someone's lunch when the airplane's turbulence is tough; there's a big chance it can store drippy foods, too. Maximizing sick bags is one of the smartest in-flight food and beverage hacks that can easily turn you into a travel pro. With a little more imagination, you can use them for other purposes, too. Read more: A Guide To All The 3-Star Michelin Restaurants In The United States The Sick Bag Is Surprisingly Versatile Packing a snack is a smart choice -- it's one of the tips you should know to save money on food when traveling. A bag of nuts is a TSA-approved option; with its pleasant crunch, you can eat them when you're bored, which happens a lot on the plane. But it can also be messy to eat, so use a sick bag as a placemat and just shove the crumbs inside after for a spotless space your flight attendant would thank you for. There are also similar snacks, such as sunflower seeds, which are messier because you only eat the kernel. You can throw the shell into the sick bag, too, as well as the other debris, but make sure you know how to eat sunflower seeds without ruining your teeth. Aside from being a trash bag, you can use it for storage for any leftover food. Perhaps you ordered an in-flight meal but you're too full to make your way all the way through dessert. Rather than having it thrown out, store it in a sick bag for later; your future self might thank you for it. Otherwise, the sick bag can double as a wipe before and after eating to ensure your tray table isn't dirty: Just spray alcohol and wipe it down. While it might not be the perfect rug, it still helps you tidy up a bit. Read the original article on Chowhound. Solve the daily Crossword

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