Sunscreen with SPF 50 It’s not summer unless you have a few bottles of sunscreen stocked in your bathroom. It can be difficult to find a travel-friendly sunscreen, which is why we’re huge fans of this 50ml version from La
1. Vitamin D The sunshine vitamin is not only essential during the bitter winter months, it’s also a good vitamin to take even when travelling to hotter destinations. It’s also a great immune booster and can help settle your nerves
Planning a spa visit during a trip is luxurious experience that should be worth every penny you spend. Before you get into that fluffy robe and tune out, make sure you’re well-versed in the language of lounging — it will
One of our favourite things about travelling on vacation? The prep work. We’re not talking about making sure you have mini toothpaste, motion sickness medication and enough bikinis to last a week (even though those are all necessary things to
1. NARS The Multiple One stick to add a flush of colour to the cheeks, a hint of rose to the lips and to even use as a pretty pink wash over the eyelids? Sign us up — this stick
Women tend to have a strict routine when it comes to our beauty regimes at home, not to mention a drawer full of products bursting from our cupboards, but when it comes to travel it’s not unusual for all of
1. Relaxing with reptiles Ophidiophobia, or the fear of snakes, is considered by mental health professionals to be one of the most common phobias out there. Since the dawn of time people’s first instinct has been to recoil at the
Pantone may have introduced their 2014 Colour of the Year a few months back, but now that the spring is finally in the air it feels like the right time to start incorporating this charming hue into our looks. From
There’s nothing worse than arriving to your destination bloated, sick and exhausted — except maybe without luggage. It’s easy to get lured into bad habits on the road, especially if you’re on vacation and tempted to indulge, not to mention
A red eye flight and stopover later, it doesn’t take much for a few hours of disrupted sleep to show up on your face. Even if you’re not heading anywhere but to check into your hotel, a change in time
