Pack all your liquid travel size toiletries in a single clear, resealable plastic bag (approximately 20cm x 20cm) and place it somewhere easily accessible in your hand luggage for security screening. We recommend grouping similar products together and ensuring all lids are tightly secured to prevent any mishaps. Keeping your toiletries bag near the top of your carry-on makes the security process quicker and less stressful.

To prevent leaks, ensure all lids are tightly secured, consider placing each product in an individual plastic bag, and store them upright when possible. Changes in cabin pressure can sometimes cause containers to expand, so leaving a small amount of air space in bottles helps reduce this risk. Our travel size toiletries are designed with secure closures to keep your luggage mess-free.

A travel size product typically lasts between one to three weeks depending on how often you use it, making them ideal for holidays and short trips. For a two-week getaway, one mini moisturiser and cleanser should see you through comfortably. If you're a frequent traveller, we recommend keeping a dedicated set of travel size toiletries ready to grab and go.

Yes, you can pack full-size toiletries in checked luggage without the 100ml restriction, though we recommend travel sizes to save space and weight. Keep in mind that checked bags can sometimes go astray, so having your essential skincare in your carry-on means you're never without your routine. Travel size toiletries also leave more room in your suitcase for holiday finds.

Travel size toiletries are personal care products packaged in containers of 100ml or less, designed to comply with airline carry-on liquid restrictions. These compact versions contain the same formulae as their full-size counterparts, just in portable packaging that fits easily into your clear security bag. We offer a range of travel size skincare minis so you can maintain your routine wherever your journey takes you.

Prioritise a gentle cleanser, hydrating moisturiser, and broad-spectrum SPF as your travel skincare essentials, then add targeted treatments based on your specific concerns. These three steps cover the basics of cleansing, protecting, and nourishing your skin through the stresses of travel. If you have room for one more, a hydrating serum or overnight treatment can help your skin recover from long journeys.

Aeroplane cabins typically have humidity levels as low as 10-20%, which can leave your skin feeling tight, dry, and dehydrated, even if you don't normally experience those concerns. Changes in climate, disrupted sleep, and stress can also throw your skin barrier off balance. Packing a travel skincare routine focused on hydration and gentle care, like the Ultra Facial Cream, can help keep your skin comfortable throughout your journey.