Hydrate & Moisturise

“Planes are notorious for having extremely low humidity inside the cabin –15 percent or below, so as soon as I get on the flight, I prep my skin with an intensely hydrating facial mist – just a quick spritz all over my face is enough to wake me up and keep my skin happy for the next couple of hours. Lip balm is an absolute must, as your lips are the first to suffer from changes in climate. A mint-flavoured one has the added bonus of giving you a burst of freshness on a plane, vital when you’re trying to look and feel your best.”

Eyes Wide Open

“Working on red-eye flights means that I’m working when my body really should be resting. I find the oldest trick in the book works wonders for making me look wide awake – several coats of thick, voluminous mascara. Never underestimate the power of a great mascara to fake eight hours of sweet slumber.”

Keep Clean

“The recycled air and tight enclosed space means that planes can easily accumulate germs and bacteria. One of the handiest beauty essentials I carry on me is hand-sanitiser to keep germs at bay. A lotion formula works double time to both clean and moisturise my hands throughout the flight.”

Rebalance & Reboot

“As soon as I arrive at my destination and have settled in, I spend a bit of time rebalancing my skin. Serums and restorative ampoules are ideal for giving your skin a dose of highly concentrated antioxidant hydration. Pack them in your carry-on bag for quick and easy access, so you don’t have to trawl through your check-in luggage.”