If you have ever noticed that your skin feels dry, tight, lackluster and dull when you’re on an airplane, you’re not alone. Add in winter conditions outside of that airplane, and it’s like your skin is crying out for hydration.
Traveling is often a rich and rewarding experience, but it can also be incredibly tiring and stressful. Being outside of your element and the creature comforts of home can be hard on your system, both physically and mentally. Approaching your
If only there were some truth to the notion that vacation calories don’t count. But keeping active when you’re travelling is just as important to your health as it is when you’re at home. If the hotel gym is uninspiring
There’s no way around it. Flying does nothing good for your skin. It strips your skin of moisture, radiance and that glow we all work so hard to achieve. And sometimes you get on the plane feeling hydrated and good
When it comes to travel beauty, there may not be much worse for your skin than recycled airplane air. Drying, low-humidty, recirculated air can not only make your skin feel dry, but also irritated, sensitive and can even cause breakouts.
As much as we love hopping time zones, landing on a new continent and waking up in a new city, it can sometimes wreak havoc on our bodies. And eating well and fitting in regular workouts can fall to the
Keeping yourself hydrated while travelling can sometimes feel like an impossible task. Airplanes, dry air, pollution, so many drinks (that aren’t water), different time zones… your body can feel out of whack and all it’s craving is hydration. There are
When it comes to your skin, not much wreaks more havoc on it than travel. Temperature changes, humidity differences, and can we say airplane air?! It all chalks up to seriously dry, sensitive and breakout prone skin. One way
You say Napa, we think wine. That’s a logical place for the brain to go. And, of course, this gorgeous valley in Northern California does offer some superb vino (along with fine food from renowned chefs such as Thomas Keller).
Overnight flights can be either start your trip off on the right foot (you usually get an extra day of travel out of it), or can be a total bummer if you don’t get a wink of sleep on the
