What To Pack: TRAVEL TOILETRIES 

***UPDATED WHAT'S IN MY TOILETRY BAG VIDEO: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-gXIXL_E65Xc.html

Toiletries 1) shampoo 2) conditioner 3) deodrant 4) toothbrush 5) toothpaste 6) moisturiser 7) sunscreen 8) makeup remover 9) dry shampoo spray 10) face wash 11) body wash 12) hand soap 13) foot deodrising powder 14) aloe vera cream for sunburns 15) argan oil (optional) smoothig frizz 16) surf spray ( optional ) beacy waves for hair 17) voluminasing powder ( optional) 18) hair spray ( optional) 19) beauty wipes 20) q tips 21) hair brush 22) eye drops 23) razor 24) floss 25) hand sanitizer 26) safety pins 27) feminine hygiene 28) bugs spray

Toiletries always get me - I think I'm doing so well and suddenly it takes up half my suitcase!

i know that the word organic makes it sound better, but when it comes to sunscreen, you actually want NON-ORGANIC active ingredients. "organic" active ingredients absorb the UV rays while non-organic active ingredients reflect it. that means that you're actually "baking" your skin and the ingredients into your skin exponentially more than if you used a zinc oxide + titanium dioxide (non-organic active ingredients) based suncreen.

I find this video SO helpful because it's really realistic....so many backpackers go "au naturale" or take basic toiletries, which for me isn't realistic because I like to look/feel clean and put together 🙏

I recommend buying new types of shampoo and creams, at the country that you are visiting, because it can really be part of the fun. sometimes you discover some really cool local products you'd never see in your own country :)

I only carry toothbrush, toothpaste, ibuprofen, a few quips, small contact solution and face wash... when I get to my destination I go to the nearest store and buy a jar of coconut oil, baking soda, baby wipes and vinager, i use this 4 products for eeeeverything, wash my hair, makeup remover, face toner, replace for toothpaste, moisturizer for face and body, scrub and more thinga

Best thing I ever switched to is powered toothpaste. Way smaller than a tube and lasts way longer and since it's powder it can go in the carryon

I usually pack a little bit of perfume too simply because it comes in handy a lot of the time as well as nailcutters, a nailfile, bobby pins (because my hair blows up a LOT after showering and I need sth to restrain it with) and a little tube of nivea creme because it's just a lifesaver in almost every situation. I tend to always bring a little handmirror with me too though I don't keep that in my toiletry bag - need to remember to pack footpowder, aloe vera and dry shampoo next time though! :D

Since I only do carryon, my liquids bag is for only the things I can't get on my trip. I'm a sistah, so me hair products from home are a must! Anything I use to flat iron my hair I take in a size I'll use on my trip. So, 3oz is too big for many things. My conditioner, I put in a jar. Shampoo, body soap, and lotion, I buy in the airport, on the other side. I replace liquids with dry. Powdered toothpaste, deodorant crystal (winter, less sweating), and a fancy bar soap when I'll be going on several flights. I get samples of the perfume I want to wear on my trip. I keep my allergy skin cream and nose spray separate, together since they don't count in my liquid bag. I also put them in their prescription boxes so they're obviously medicine. My makeup are all powders, so not a thing.

Dear Nadine. In two weeks I will be traveling to Prague and Berlin and because of *YOU*, yes, you! I'm gonna vlog my entire journey :) I can't wait to film, edit and upload those travel videos because you inspired me soooo much :) Lots of love, Tina

Lush shampoo bars are great for travel! They wash your hair, you can use them as a body wash too, and they last for months! That's what I plan on taking for my month long Europe trip, maybe like two of those for my boyfriend and I that'll replace shampoo, conditioner and body wash.

Why don't we need to see the feminine hygiene products? Most women have a period so why are we still afraid to talk about them? let's take away the stigma.

fyi eye drops for red eyes is not the same as eye drops for dry eyes!

You are afraid of using sunscreen but aren't afraid of foundation and lotion that has the exact same ingredients and are basically only chemicals anyway? I don't understand your logic.

Hand soap....most genius tip ever!! It's always the most simple things we never think about needing! I'm seriously going to put some hand soap in my purse lol because sometimes bathrooms are out of soap...YUCK!!!

Shampoo and conditioner BARS work VERY well also!! Also toothy tabs from lush! ( mint like tooth paste tablets)

3oz for a month? I go through at least those 3 oz in two washes.

I love watching your videos because you give me a TONE of options to choose from of what I want to carry with me but I would NEVER, NEVER, EVER carry all the unecessary things you pack. I cant believe you pack all those things

lol, I chuckled at the "you're most likely going to get a sun burn" part.... not all of us, girl. haha, loved these videos tho. they have been super helpful so thank you(-:

I've been on so many trips and still don't have a toiletry bag haha. I always shove everything in zip bloc bags... I should probably get one lol :P

That amount of conditioner would last me 3, maybe 4 days- life as a traveling curly girl : P

Here's a tip:put tape around any liquid that you think might leak

Always love these travel tip videos. Its very important when you start out and very helpful! I especially need them for carry on tips!

Awesome tips :) My only question: Aren't you only allowed to fit all the into one 1 quart ziplock bag when going through security at the airport?

I traveled around the world for a year and I used Lush shampoo bars for shampoo and soap, it really weeded down my toiletries and worked great. Also, face/baby wipes for washing your face when there is no water. Loved the video!

Have you ever tried Water Wipes? I get them at target or you can order them online. They are my favorite, no fragrance or chemicals, just clean skin after. They are baby wipes but I use them to take off my makeup, I think for camping or hiking I would prefer those. Great Video!

What is the name of your toiletries bag?? Where can we find it?

I stopped using shower gel and hand soap, and replaced them with Dr. Bronner's Castille soap. It's a liquid soap, all natural, and I use it to wash clothes too. Saves on space in bags too, because it's concentrated. Usually only need a few drops.

I haven't even heard of most of those things but I wouldn't go anywhere for more than a week without a nail clipper. I was also surprised abot the lack of a lip balm (or are you the type of person who has a lip balm in every pocket of every piece of clothing?) Since I don't carry so many products I have all my first aid and repair kits and other small thingies in same bag with my toiletries.

Where is your bag from?

Great info! Don't travel a ton, but when I do I always forget something important.

I saw a hand soap made in petals. When you need, you can take one petal to wash hands. On aliexpress

A small bottle or two of Dawn would replace a lot of items...great as a shampoo (and it works great, that's why they use it on the ducks), body wash, hand soap, and even laundry soap. Dr Bronners is good for all of those things as well but you want to try it as a shampoo well before taking it on a trip. It's not good on all types of hair. Dry shampoo is basically cornstarch, so by packing cornstarch in a flip-top shaker you can carry more while taking up less room, and it's also great as a body talk to keep you cool and dry in hot weather. Baking soda is the no-poo shampoo (follow it with a ACV/water spray, you will be amazed with the results), good.for the stinky shoes (tea bags work great too, as a paste for bug bites and sunburn, in a bath for sunburn, mixed with water it's an antacid, as a whitening toothpaste, etc.

I never expect to learn anything in these travel tip videos, but I always do.

I like that. You don't let Bug Spray around your Toiletry area. I'd feel safe combing to your house to eat.

LUSH all the way I love their bar shampoos and used them while traveling to japan 🇯🇵

Okay so you've traveled alot it looks like.. I have a question!!! this will be my first time flying and I cannot find the "rules" of packing yet on my airline website. is the quart size bag thing only for carry on? can I but all my toiletries in my checked bags?

Your videos are awesome, but I wanted to make an important comment. Dry shampoo is for naturally straight hair which tends to be oily. My friend who has straight-ish hair uses it to help cut down on excess oil. I have the opposite problem. I have curly hair which requires a ton of added moisture. My toiletry kit requires a lot of hair serum and hair cream.

If you're in a pinch or running low on space, dry shampoo can double as a foot/shoe deodorizer. :)

I was actually able to get this really awesome TSA approved toiletries pack. It came with a quart bag and shampoo, conditioner, toothpaste, toothbrush, floss, body wash, mouth wash, razor, deodorant, and a super nice reuseable bag!

This was very helpful. I’m staying a month in Brazil over the summer and I was checking travel tips videos to help me out. But I can’t believe that that’s how much shampoo and conditioner you use in a month. I’m actually planning to take a Costco size shampoo/conditioner because I have a lot of hair 😂

Whem you were talking about hand soap, i thought you were saying head soap. I thought, isnt that just shampoo? Took me awhile to realise 😂

Another tip would be to take shampoo and conditioner bars. They last a long time and you don’t have to use plastic bottles. When you buy them they come in a container so you don’t have to put a wet soap bar in your bag.

Might bring a small bottle of Dr. bronners Castile soap ... never thought about being hand soap great idea 🙌🏼thank u going to South America this month .. been loving your travel videos for advice !!!

the first few times I went traveling I'd bring so many toiletries, everything I could need lol... First time I traveled to SE Asia, I imagined it as this completely uncivilised place, but in fact they use a lot of the same brands that we do and you can find almost anything at a 7/11 in thailand. Now whenever I travel I just bring shower gel, shampoo and conditioner to last a few days and i just buy anything I need when I arrive. It's really hard to judge what you'll need if you're going to a country with a different climate, for example I brought tons of moisturiser last time and I didn't end up using it at all, because it was super humid and my skin really didn't need it, plus I was at the beach a lot, so I'd use sunscreen, which moisturised my skin anyway. The only thing I'd recommend is to bring your own sunscreen, it's sooo hard to find in se asia (idk about other countries, but I'd imagine it's a similar situation in african or south american countries too) and it's so much more expensive. I also would bring some kind of gel for your hair if you're going to be in the sun a lot,your hair is gonna get soooo dry and frizzy, the gel tames it down.

Perfume it can be life saver and if a bathroom or your clothes smell bad it can be good for that 2

I will say you were smart about the hand soap, and even more so I would suggest Hand Sanitizer. Also I would look into having a Chapstick, or other type of Lip Balm for your lips. They can get sunburnt too.

Hey Nadine! Just wondering if you could make a video around traveling as a teen because I am going to Italy this summer for school and I'm completely out of the loop when it comes to traveling love you!

If you want hand sanitizer use a really good brand called EO it is very useful and versatile.

Interestingly enough, deodorant is very difficult to find in South Korea! There's something about Korean sweat that doesn't seem to smell as bad, so deodorant is pretty scarce/expensive in South Korea! I know quite a few Korean bloggers that didn't know that was a thing and were pretty surprised when they got there! One actually orders it in bulk from overseas!

soap is soap. You can just bring a simple shampoo (no perfume) and use it for your body, hands, dishes, clothes ect.

I know you did this back in 2016 but there is a natural non chemical bug lotion from DoTerra you can buy.

Do you ever just take carry on luggage? I am heading off to Asia soon but will only be taking a backpack (max cabin size) What do you pack toiletry wise for carry on?

I'm about to travel to Africa and TSA have a 311 rule. All liquid no more then 3.4 oz must be in a quart size bag clear bag.

Hey Nadine, do you pack your toiletries in your carry-on? I want to have most of mine in my carry on just in case my checked bag gets lost and also so I have some of them to freshen up on the plane but I am struggling to fit all of the liquids in a quart size bag. How do you go about packing these?

love ur videos so much

It's so hard to find deodorant in Asia! Allergies to gel deodorant runs in my family, so that's even worse. I brought more than five 99 cent ones to last me about a year here.

Have you ever taken Dr Bronner's all in one liquid soap with you? I feel like it could eliminate some of the products that you take; just not sure if it's worth it.

I've been in China for a couple months, and I can tell you that finding good deodorant is difficult and most public bathrooms won't have hand soap. So 100% suggest bringing a full size of your preferred deodorant and some hand soap if you're heading that way.

Please make a video talking about your photo and video equipment and how you carry it on your backpacking trips!!!

But when you travel and you have to buy more because you're staying for too long, you have to buy the bigger format, right? Do you keep the bigger format?

Hand sanitizer is great for bug bites, just an FYI. Good video.

If anyone is planning to go through Heathrow or Amsterdam airports with a cute little bag of toiletries like this one, be sure to put it in your checked luggage. Because lhr/ams terrible security will dispose most of that

I notice you always have your nails done really nicely, how do you manage that when traveling for longer periods of time? Do you just remove any polish before traveling or touch it up yourself on the road? Not a big deal but I'm fussy about my nailpolish being chipped haha!

Great video. I have always had trouble with the pop top containers, like your moisturizer, opening on me. Especially if I squash it into the bag. So I always look for twist tops. Never have had a problem since I did that. I definitely want to look into the dry shampoo. That will definitely be useful. Thanks for the good information.

Just a tip for all the people who buy a smaller size toothpaste: you don't need to because your normal size tooth paste is already under the 100ml limit most of the tooth paste you can get in normally 75 ml .also for people who are traveling for a longer time will probably bring an extrasuite case which will not be with them on the plane can easily put inside liquids over 100 ml because there is no limit .

Don't like dry shampoo,but your toiletries do look good,how often do you travel?

Awesome video!! Really like the reusable squeezy bottles!

what kind of toiletry bag are you using? I like it!

Hey Nadine, new viewer here. Do you pack your toiletry bag in your carry-on or checked-in bag?

I like it when you throw a few of this type of videos into the mix

for really long trips like a month, I only bring my face cream and cleanser and deodorant for Japan as it doesn't seem to exist over there...I then just buy cheap stuff at my destination for things like soaps, shampoo, lotions etc.

Those small little bottles of shampoo and conditioner would last me about 4 days (ESPECIALLY the conditioner). I don't know how you get by with just that for a month or more!

I’m getting on just like this it’s waterproof and it hands for only £3.69!😱

I think a see through bag is a great idea, I always make a mess trying to find what I need

you messed up with the sunscreen. organic sunscreen = chemical protection

Hand soap: good one!!

When I travel I bring shampoo and conditioner in single use sachets. I find these in stores in Asia. I dont use deodorant. I dont need it. Lucky!

Do you check your bag? Looks like you pack a lot of bottles of liquids.

It's a bit more frustrating when you use natural products and are headed out for a long time... Because if you run out, there's no guarantee that you will be able to buy more. However, I did pretty well on my last excursion, so I suppose it's just trial and error!

My one peice of advice is that you pay a little bit more attention to the products you are using and if they test on animals. I know you're vegan (I am too) so I wanted to just let you know that some of the products you have in this video are not cruelty free. For example the hairspray.

This is such a helpful video, because overpacking can be such an issue!

I know this is an older video but I’m just curious do you check your backpack or do carry on?

I pack conditioning cream it make your hair smell good and look good

Anybody have solutions for things like shampoo and conditioner bursting on planes or going up mountains? I usually tie saran wrap in between the bottle and cap to prevent a mess but it's almost just as messy to take the saran wrap off and you have to take some extra for the trip back.

I only travel with carryone so the most thinks are no option for me.

Thanks Nadine for the tips! I'll be traveling for a month at the end of the year and your channel is helping me prep!

Going to Italy- Should I bring hair hot tools (curling iron/straightener) or purchase there?

Awesome video Nadine also handy to know , the first thought i had when i watch this video was you have a Pooltable :P

Really fun video to watch. I can't get myself to carry travel size because to be very honest...I am super lazy on stocking up and know for sure I will end up in a shower with an empty container of shampoo. And this not once...but probably for the rest of that week XD. But this is inspiring! I maybe should try it...For me a regular toothbrush is non-negotiable. I find the travel versions not advanced enough and don't feel my teeth are cleaned as thoroughly as with a regular toothbrush. Thanks Nadine!

New my favorit think is for overnight trip take night face mask. Helps to look perfect on arrival

what is the name of the toiletry bag?! also the name of your clothes bags in your europe asia backpacking video. The little zipper bags and the three section zipper bag?! I need these!

So helpful! Now I also don't feel crazy for bringing a lot because you do too! :) x

What makeup do you bring when you are going on a trip that is mostly hiking (alpine) but will spend time in a city that's more tropical weather (hot and humid)?

Was thinking of packing tea tree oil . It's great for bug bites..hair.. skin..and foot fungus or odor. Good for sunburns I've been hearing although they say using a diluted type is best

10 points to Nadine for not advocating the use of antibacterial products/hand soap except under special circumstances

Actually I would be very interested to learn how you deal with your period on longer travels?

I hope I can still fit a bug spray in my roadeavour bag. thanks for the vid!

i use a shower gel that was shampoo in it! perfect 2 in one! I use the one in the ivory brand. then to condition my hair I always bring a little bit of r and b from lush :)