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What's In My Travel Makeup Bag



Hello everyone!
Thank you for stopping by today. Some of you may know that I recently went on a trip for a family reunion. Packing is something that I always put a lot of thought into. 
Especially when it comes to makeup!

Today I will share both of my makeup bags with you. Why two bags? 
I carry one on with me and I put the other one with the bag I check. The reason why I do this is because I usually fly out early in the morning and I do not feel like getting up that much earlier to put makeup on. So I pack this little bag, throw it in my carry on and apply my makeup on the plane.

Here is a peek inside my carry on bag.
You will notice that this bag is smaller than the one I pack in my suitcase. I carry this one with me not only so I can get ready on the plane but also just in case my luggage were to get lost. At least this way I will have enough makeup to get me through a day or two.






I carry the basics in here. You might notice that I do not have an eye liner in here because 
I didn't plan on using that while I was on the plane. 
This might look like a TON of brushes to you, but really I only brought what I needed:
Blush Brush
Powder Foundation Brush
Concealer Brush (To clean up around my eye brows)
3 shadow brushes
2 eye brow brushes. I use the angled one to apply the brow color and the other one to brush them out. Weird I know, but that's what I do.
The rest of the makeup is self explanatory. Oh, and I wet my Real Techniques sponge in the restroom before I boarded the plane and wrapped it in paper towels till I was ready to use it. I ended up taking a little nap on the plane and then painted my barn. haha! and I used all of these products!






On to bag #2 (The packed bag)
You know that one little bag wasn't going to carry all of the makeup I wanted for my trip! So of course, I had to pack another bag that I put in the luggage I checked. 




I packed all of my hair clips and bobby pins in here, along with a nail file and some other tools I needed. I also packed a few more brushes. MAC's Fix+ because it is the perfect size for travel and I love that stuff! I threw in a few random shadows, tons of lipsticks (that were pretty much the same shade but they are just enough different to justify bringing them all. wink wink), some more blushes, and a highlighter. If you have any questions about any of these, let me know. I didn't want to go through every single product in here to save you guys.
When you are traveling it is best to pack the makeup you know you like. Nothing is worse than traveling only to find that the new makeup you brought is poo. Trust me, I know from experience! 
What products to do you take with you when you are on vacation? 

I hope you enjoyed this post and found it helpful. 

Until next time...
Xoxo,
Adela



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