If you are looking for more travel hacks check out my other videos here!: ruclips.net/p/PLBmF7uPtI-4FkVJVfUeYExFKdSK7z60NA For more expert advice with planning your travels, check out my how-to-travel e-book: bit.ly/httravel-ebook
As a woman of color, I'd recommend doing protective hair styles so you don't have to worry about blow-drying or straightening your hair. This can be braids, getting hair installed, etc. I've always gone natural, but sometimes that can be a lot of work and doesn't give me the look I desire for those vacation photos. For the first time, I'm trying out faux dread locks and I'm excited to test them out. They're a bit pricey, but you only have to buy one set and they last for a really long time and can be re-used.
You dont actually have to buy mini sized toiletries (they are sometimes really expensive for the little amount you get). You can buy a set of mini bottles (Ikea, Sephora, etc.) and fill it with the stuff you actually have at home and love. I would.also recommend taking only stuff you really like and and have tried before 😊 and if you bought.something that is in a small sized bottle and can be opened, rinse it and use it again and again 😊 and for you perfume buy a perfume atomizer, dont take whole bottle of it 😊
I got a kit of a bunch of travel sized bottles complete with a funnel for refilling for $5 at Marshall’s. and it comes in a clear bag so you can use it as a liquid bag for security. I would definitely recommend investing in one of those because it’s convenient and also a little more eco-friendly.
Loved this! I would add going to Ulta or Sephora and asking for free samples, specifically things you already use. They sometimes have great masks! I also always travel with disinfecting wipes so I can clean literally everything in my area on the plane. I also bring personal wipes so I can "shower" on longer flights.
The hot water bottle is an AMAZING idea. At the hacienda where I stayed in Ecuador is built traditionally so there's no central heating, obviously. So at night during turndown, the staff would leave a hot water bottle tucked into the bed so when I crawled in my bed was toasty warm. This actually helped in more ways than one, because I ended up having Acute Mountain Sickness and one night felt nauseated and so cold, so I hugged that hot water bottle all night long.
Hats and hair ties are life savers for me while traveling! Do you have any tips for hair removal while traveling? I'm going to Ghana for 6 weeks and we are not supposed to drink the water or use it for shaving. Do you have any tips for when traveling to places like this?
Laura Pierson what about waxing before you go or using a hair removal cream? I would suggest laser hair removal because it saves rime for life but sounds like you won’t have time to complete the treatments in fine.
You can just use shampoo to wash your clothes, too. It's for getting out dirt and body oils, sounds perfect. And I know some people can't handle this one, but some shampoos are gentle enough to be a face and body wash, too.
Hi Nadine, I'm so glad to have stumbled upon your channel! In one week I will be leaving for my first big solo trip to Southeast Asia and your tips and tricks helped me a lot! Many thanks for the inspiration :)
One thing I never leave home: tiger balm, reduce the size and the pain due to mosquito bites, prevent mosquitos to come after you again, great for muscles pain and so many other use ! Also ditch the liquid, there is a good variety of solid soap, shampoo, perfume and even toothpaste ;)
Shampoo is actually a great substitute for laundry detergent if you're in a bind or don't have tons of space. I also love to carry a cloth grocery bag that packs small so I'm not using too many plastic bags for no reason (since a lot of countries don't have the best disposal/recycling programs, I feel extra guilty using one use plastics travelling) ☺️
I always travel with wet wipes/make-up wipes. They're great for those days you don't have time for a shower, or when you've got a long flight and just need a quick touch up. On longer trips I'll pack some sort of food from home (my go-to is poptarts), because when the homesickness hits, sometimes you just want a little taste of home. And plastic bags of all sizes! Good for packing snacks, lunch, or other things while you're at your location, bigger ones can be used for wet clothes/swim suits, and you can use them to separate things in your luggage on your way there/back if you've got small items that are easily lost in your suitcase.
Thermal water! Spray on itches, bites, sunburns, it’s amazing seriously it was better than all the bug bite balms and after sunburn creams I used. Plus it’s all purpose can walk around in hot countries and spray yourself with it
I used to use that stuff a lot too but then I read a few different articles saying how toxic it is - dcdd not something I wanted coming in contact with my body. Just do what I do when buying clothes - they have to survive the crush test (I grasp a handful of the garment and hold it tightly in my fist for approx 1min - if after that time it is relatively winkle free then it's passed; either that or if I really love it then I'll buy it knowing I'll never travel with it - I RARELY make exceptions altho I do have a few items that can get away with rocking the wrinkled look; have to say that this is 1 of the few ways where packing for cold beats packing for heat cos winter fabrics have it over summer ones).
I travel fairly often and I use the app Clue to track my pill -- it tells me the new time to take my pill, adjusted to the new time zone! And I'm fairly certain it is a free feature :)
This is SO helpful! Especially the alarm, its an extra layer of safety that would help me feel more safe while traveling.. really good tips, thanks girl 🙌🏼❤️
@Hey Nadine learnt some things about woman accessories i never knew lmao! riding a bit heavy over here on the man travel, adventure tour my luggage is clocking in at 175 lbs.
Oh my! I would not want to carry all that stuff with me when I travel. I want to be clean, not smelly. Agree with the Ibu thing, though. I keep them in their original blister packs to avoid questions from TSA.
Your videos have been a lifesaver because of my upcoming travels but what brand is that flat hair!!! it would be in handy because I am only taking a carry-on.
THIS VIDEO IS SO GOOOD! OMG TRAVEL SOAP! OMG THE APP ON BIRTH CONTROL HOW DID I NOT KNOW IT EXISTED! NOW I CAN DELETE MY IPHONE CALENDAR REMINDER IT MESSES UP MY SCHEDULE HAVING IT THERE OMG THANK U FOR THIS!!!!
The hot water bottle reminds me of this lovely Tibetan guesthouse owner in Darjeeling bringing them to the room after sundown every day. It was a saving grace after having switched climates from the tropical south to the sub-zero north! ❤️
I guess body wash and shampoo combos are great for travel as well, u just need one mini bottle works as both shower and shampoo gel, also using lemon for sweat as a natural deodorant is great...
Hi Nadine! I am from Costa Rica and I love your videos!! I am curious regarding the diva cup. You are supposed to boil the cup before you used (at least the first time) Do you have any hack for it? Or do you just go without boiling it? Thanks!
We Host, on Hipcamp , in ABQ, NM USA 87107, and I travel all alone often, this is very helpful , thanks, Michaela Maestas ( we host many woman, on Airbnb and other sites also ), hugs
Better yet take it into bathroom with you and steam it while you shower - most of wrinkles fall out but yeah in really humid areas this'll just be sticky when you put it on 😝
I'm looking for a travel adapter specifically for myflat iron. I have a mini one but I don't think its dual voltage. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thank you.
another hack: if you dont have a lot of space for liquids, get a powder face cleanser! Many brands sell them and they are pretty affordable, you just add water and then you can clean your face with it, it's really convenient :)
I saw another hacks suggesting use of (crimson or purple) eyeshadow to tint lip balm or powered foundation to make lipstick or blush. I guess it depends if you can WEAR either of those colours as an eyeshadow. Personally I RARELY bother with eyeshadow and never with blush but I thought it was an interesting idea if you're trying to minimise your makeup/liquids (altho I'd recommend just a foundation with sunscreen, lip gloss [MAYBE a stay-on lipstick if you're going somewhere where the culture is a bit more dressy] and concealer. I don't take ANYTHING else and no I'm not some young thing [in fact when I was younger I never took ANY makeup - it's just not that necessary ladies and if you go somewhere hot it'll just sweat off within 1/2hr so you're wasting time and money])
When I was in Japan tampons were hard to find. There was a whole aisle of millions of different types, lengths and brands of sanitary towels, but tampons only occupied a single shelf at the end with just 1 or 2 brands both of which were American.
I feel like a lot of stuff your saying is not necessary. If you pack a hair dryer and straighter then your doing the whole traveling thing wrong . Also in regards to travel sized toiletries . They take up so much weight and room as well as being over priced . Solid toiletries are the way to go . You can get lush shampoo bars from lush that act like a shampoo , body wash and face wash all in one for 14 dollars and they are the size of your palm and last months , powdered toothpaste that you just dip your toothbrush in and wet the brush , conditioner bars for your hair , shaving bars . Honestly the list goes on . I reduced my toiletries bag into a tiny bag with products that last months and for a fraction of the price you would pay for bottled liquid toiletries and a entire full face of make up . I would do a bit more research into what’s realistic in the travel world
With things like ibeprophen and medications: does anyone (TSA, etc.) care if they're in those little unmarked travel containers (like the one you used in this video)? I always get a little unsure about that.
Rose I always carry them in their original container / packaging especially when going to countries with stringent drug laws like Malaysia. I calculate the number of pills and bring just enough to last me the trip.
Collegiate I was there last summer. In the more sketchy areas I would definetly say to cover up, but in the central, where there are a lot of tourists it doesn't really matter. And I think tank tops are okay in general.
Katharina Feustel It reduces inflammation in the cells that are damaged from the sun, also reduce the temperature slightly, but if your really burning up from sun stroke would be better to take paracetamol as well
Thanks for sharing! You're extremely gifted. I really like to travel too:)I in recent weeks shared my first ever movie - My travel diary in Queenstown. Eep!Would certainly really like your feedback on my video/editing thus I will develop like you!
There is natural ways of protecting such as counting the ovulation days and not being intimate during that time. It also teaches self-control and other ways of loving each other than the physical way!
Great tips!! So awesome to see you suggesting the Diva Cup too!! I've used a cup for like three years and it's seriously changed my life - both at home and on the road. So fantastic. I remember a couple of years ago when you did a collab with Kristen and Raya and Kristen mentioned cups, but I don't think you or Raya had ever heard of them if I remember correctly. So cool to see Kristen's suggestion may have made an impression haha :) x
I'm all about the baby wipes. Sometimes you can't or don't have time to shower and they are a lifesaver. Also I bring a few freezer ziplocks(or stasher bags) for wet/dirty clothes and other storage needs. I pack my bathing suit in it. It means if my suit is not dry by the time I leave my destination, I don't get everything else wet
I love this! My husband and I always pack baby wipes for after use of doing number two. I never used baby wipes until I started dating him, but now I can't imagine a life without them. Side note: I'd make sure in whatever country you're visiting that you're allowed to flush such things down the toilet.
Yes! Go the zip lock bags! SO many uses - you'll never travel again without them once you try them (store anything you're worried about leaking in transit, for snacks or any food items you take out of packaging or peel then don't finish, anything that might not have dried from your shower b4 u get back on the road - washer, soap, shower cap or underwear that hasn't quite dried, dry-proof electronics etc etc)
Ibuprofen is also great for toothache as you may not have access to a dentist while travelling. There's a warning though. It's fine for occasional relief of pain, but don't take it continuously for weeks or more because it can cause stomach ulcers.
If you are looking for more travel hacks check out my other videos here!: ruclips.net/p/PLBmF7uPtI-4FkVJVfUeYExFKdSK7z60NA
For more expert advice with planning your travels, check out my how-to-travel e-book: bit.ly/httravel-ebook
As a woman of color, I'd recommend doing protective hair styles so you don't have to worry about blow-drying or straightening your hair. This can be braids, getting hair installed, etc. I've always gone natural, but sometimes that can be a lot of work and doesn't give me the look I desire for those vacation photos. For the first time, I'm trying out faux dread locks and I'm excited to test them out. They're a bit pricey, but you only have to buy one set and they last for a really long time and can be re-used.
You dont actually have to buy mini sized toiletries (they are sometimes really expensive for the little amount you get). You can buy a set of mini bottles (Ikea, Sephora, etc.) and fill it with the stuff you actually have at home and love. I would.also recommend taking only stuff you really like and and have tried before 😊 and if you bought.something that is in a small sized bottle and can be opened, rinse it and use it again and again 😊 and for you perfume buy a perfume atomizer, dont take whole bottle of it 😊
A good tip for refilling some of those bottles, if your product is really runny, is to use a flask funnel. They're the best!
I got a kit of a bunch of travel sized bottles complete with a funnel for refilling for $5 at Marshall’s. and it comes in a clear bag so you can use it as a liquid bag for security. I would definitely recommend investing in one of those because it’s convenient and also a little more eco-friendly.
This is common sense bitch
Hannah Carlin wtf
Loved this!
I would add going to Ulta or Sephora and asking for free samples, specifically things you already use. They sometimes have great masks! I also always travel with disinfecting wipes so I can clean literally everything in my area on the plane. I also bring personal wipes so I can "shower" on longer flights.
The hot water bottle is an AMAZING idea. At the hacienda where I stayed in Ecuador is built traditionally so there's no central heating, obviously. So at night during turndown, the staff would leave a hot water bottle tucked into the bed so when I crawled in my bed was toasty warm. This actually helped in more ways than one, because I ended up having Acute Mountain Sickness and one night felt nauseated and so cold, so I hugged that hot water bottle all night long.
I like it in theory but kinda feel it takes up too much space - better to buy those hand toasty things
Hats and hair ties are life savers for me while traveling! Do you have any tips for hair removal while traveling? I'm going to Ghana for 6 weeks and we are not supposed to drink the water or use it for shaving. Do you have any tips for when traveling to places like this?
Laura Pierson what about waxing before you go or using a hair removal cream? I would suggest laser hair removal because it saves rime for life but sounds like you won’t have time to complete the treatments in fine.
Lotion shave!! Or an electronic razor. Not sure what they’re called but I got one from Walgreens and it works amazing
You can just use shampoo to wash your clothes, too. It's for getting out dirt and body oils, sounds perfect. And I know some people can't handle this one, but some shampoos are gentle enough to be a face and body wash, too.
Hi Nadine, I'm so glad to have stumbled upon your channel! In one week I will be leaving for my first big solo trip to Southeast Asia and your tips and tricks helped me a lot! Many thanks for the inspiration :)
One thing I never leave home: tiger balm, reduce the size and the pain due to mosquito bites, prevent mosquitos to come after you again, great for muscles pain and so many other use ! Also ditch the liquid, there is a good variety of solid soap, shampoo, perfume and even toothpaste ;)
Much better option than NSAIDS
Tiger balm is also really good for healing up blisters in a hurry.
WHERE CAN YOU FIND IT?
I just found your channel and I have been obsessed with watching your videos non-stop!!
She has such great content!
Shampoo is actually a great substitute for laundry detergent if you're in a bind or don't have tons of space.
I also love to carry a cloth grocery bag that packs small so I'm not using too many plastic bags for no reason (since a lot of countries don't have the best disposal/recycling programs, I feel extra guilty using one use plastics travelling) ☺️
You can put tap water in a reusable travel spray bottle and it works to help de-wrinkle clothes!
So glad I saw this video!! I’m going to Europe in a couple days for 3 weeks! Thanks!!
It is about female travel hacks and I see more comments from men :) I like the way men care about females :P
Travel With Mansoureh women*
hahahah ;)
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I was jus so curious and I always like watching her videos
And u never know if a guy can use these tips like the wrinkle hack
Please turn on closed captioning (CC) for the hearing impaired and for those of us who watch at faster replay speeds. Thanks.
I always travel with wet wipes/make-up wipes. They're great for those days you don't have time for a shower, or when you've got a long flight and just need a quick touch up.
On longer trips I'll pack some sort of food from home (my go-to is poptarts), because when the homesickness hits, sometimes you just want a little taste of home.
And plastic bags of all sizes! Good for packing snacks, lunch, or other things while you're at your location, bigger ones can be used for wet clothes/swim suits, and you can use them to separate things in your luggage on your way there/back if you've got small items that are easily lost in your suitcase.
Thermal water! Spray on itches, bites, sunburns, it’s amazing seriously it was better than all the bug bite balms and after sunburn creams I used. Plus it’s all purpose can walk around in hot countries and spray yourself with it
You have no idea how your videos are helping me. Ps. I wish there were tips for travelling internationally with kids
Just discovered your videos. I love them!! You’re a natural on camera. Loved the India ones.
Yes! I love that wrinkle releaser! I use it mostly to "refresh" some clothes so I can get another ise out of them before washing
I used to use that stuff a lot too but then I read a few different articles saying how toxic it is - dcdd not something I wanted coming in contact with my body.
Just do what I do when buying clothes - they have to survive the crush test (I grasp a handful of the garment and hold it tightly in my fist for approx 1min - if after that time it is relatively winkle free then it's passed; either that or if I really love it then I'll buy it knowing I'll never travel with it - I RARELY make exceptions altho I do have a few items that can get away with rocking the wrinkled look; have to say that this is 1 of the few ways where packing for cold beats packing for heat cos winter fabrics have it over summer ones).
This is cool, most probably all the viewers will surely have an amazing journey after they watch this.
I'm going to NZ in november and literally didn't even think about the changing time zone meaning imma have to change the time i take my pill... tysm
For the water bottle, there are also ones for children. They are smaller and still do the job 😊
Great idea!
I travel fairly often and I use the app Clue to track my pill -- it tells me the new time to take my pill, adjusted to the new time zone! And I'm fairly certain it is a free feature :)
Watching in 2020! I was wondering where you bought the mini straightener and mini razor.
This is SO helpful! Especially the alarm, its an extra layer of safety that would help me feel more safe while traveling.. really good tips, thanks girl 🙌🏼❤️
@Hey Nadine learnt some things about woman accessories i never knew lmao! riding a bit heavy over here on the man travel, adventure tour my luggage is clocking in at 175 lbs.
Heat makes all inflammation worse although it feels nice it worsens it x
Oh my! I would not want to carry all that stuff with me when I travel. I want to be clean, not smelly. Agree with the Ibu thing, though. I keep them in their original blister packs to avoid questions from TSA.
you can use water with a spray head just as well as de-wrinkler :)
Thank you for sharing these great tips.
Greetings from South Africa 🇿🇦
Mini hair accessories!!! You re my girl!!!!
Nadine, check this out for a life-changing solution to traveling with toiletries!
I could not have found this video at a better time! I leave for a long trip this week and cannot wait to use these hacks :) Thanks girl xo
i loved this video, i learned so much! thank you!!!
Your videos have been a lifesaver because of my upcoming travels but what brand is that flat hair!!! it would be in handy because I am only taking a carry-on.
THIS VIDEO IS SO GOOOD! OMG TRAVEL SOAP! OMG THE APP ON BIRTH CONTROL HOW DID I NOT KNOW IT EXISTED! NOW I CAN DELETE MY IPHONE CALENDAR REMINDER IT MESSES UP MY SCHEDULE HAVING IT THERE OMG THANK U FOR THIS!!!!
I knew id love this video when i saw the title!
Lol the mirror in the back
HEYYYY NADINE I JUST WANNA SAY THANK YOU FOR MAKING A TRAVEL HACKS BECAUSE I BARELY NEED IT|KEEP IT UP
You make entertaining videos Nadine :)
Sooooooooo happy you mentioned a menstrual cup.
Ibuprofen should be used sparingly because it can irritate the stomach. If you have to use it, my GP recommended taking antacid tablets as well.
The hot water bottle reminds me of this lovely Tibetan guesthouse owner in Darjeeling bringing them to the room after sundown every day. It was a saving grace after having switched climates from the tropical south to the sub-zero north! ❤️
I guess body wash and shampoo combos are great for travel as well, u just need one mini bottle works as both shower and shampoo gel, also using lemon for sweat as a natural deodorant is great...
Wow, this is so great!!☺☺
Use heat free hacks to curl and style your hair and don't need to take any straightener or curlers with you.
Thankx so much Gr8 tips
Hi Nadine! I am from Costa Rica and I love your videos!! I am curious regarding the diva cup. You are supposed to boil the cup before you used (at least the first time) Do you have any hack for it? Or do you just go without boiling it? Thanks!
There's Diva cup wash and it's pH balanced. There are also wipes like from Lunette. I'd boil mine at home and bring the wash or wipes when travelling.
We Host, on Hipcamp , in ABQ, NM USA 87107, and I travel all alone often, this is very helpful , thanks, Michaela Maestas ( we host many woman, on Airbnb and other sites also ), hugs
Great tips! My tip for wrinkled clothes is simply to wet them, shake them a bit and hang them to dry! Only works if you got time though! =)
Sanna & Toni tried that in Malaysia, but it was so humid it didn't dry. After 12 hours I just took the blow dryer to dry it 😂
@@theoneandonlyelisa lol!
Better yet take it into bathroom with you and steam it while you shower - most of wrinkles fall out but yeah in really humid areas this'll just be sticky when you put it on 😝
I'm looking for a travel adapter specifically for myflat iron. I have a mini one but I don't think its dual voltage. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thank you.
What kind of laundry packs are they?
Thank you so much everything beautiful and you are very beautiful and amazing and nice
another hack: if you dont have a lot of space for liquids, get a powder face cleanser! Many brands sell them and they are pretty affordable, you just add water and then you can clean your face with it, it's really convenient :)
M Chua I have a solid stick one that I got from milk cosmetics
I saw another hacks suggesting use of (crimson or purple) eyeshadow to tint lip balm or powered foundation to make lipstick or blush. I guess it depends if you can WEAR either of those colours as an eyeshadow. Personally I RARELY bother with eyeshadow and never with blush but I thought it was an interesting idea if you're trying to minimise your makeup/liquids (altho I'd recommend just a foundation with sunscreen, lip gloss [MAYBE a stay-on lipstick if you're going somewhere where the culture is a bit more dressy] and concealer. I don't take ANYTHING else and no I'm not some young thing [in fact when I was younger I never took ANY makeup - it's just not that necessary ladies and if you go somewhere hot it'll just sweat off within 1/2hr so you're wasting time and money])
Wow nice
Have to travel to roof of the world Hunza north of Pakistan
When I was in Japan tampons were hard to find. There was a whole aisle of millions of different types, lengths and brands of sanitary towels, but tampons only occupied a single shelf at the end with just 1 or 2 brands both of which were American.
Helpful!
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What to do about body hair while traveling?
I feel like a lot of stuff your saying is not necessary. If you pack a hair dryer and straighter then your doing the whole traveling thing wrong . Also in regards to travel sized toiletries . They take up so much weight and room as well as being over priced . Solid toiletries are the way to go . You can get lush shampoo bars from lush that act like a shampoo , body wash and face wash all in one for 14 dollars and they are the size of your palm and last months , powdered toothpaste that you just dip your toothbrush in and wet the brush , conditioner bars for your hair , shaving bars . Honestly the list goes on . I reduced my toiletries bag into a tiny bag with products that last months and for a fraction of the price you would pay for bottled liquid toiletries and a entire full face of make up . I would do a bit more research into what’s realistic in the travel world
SO good thank you !
I thought this was gna be a safety video and it’s mostly beautifying haha
I did a safety video before :)
Is there anyone who is a guy and is still watching this video, Even after reading the title??? Cause I am. Just for the fun of it. LOL😉
With things like ibeprophen and medications: does anyone (TSA, etc.) care if they're in those little unmarked travel containers (like the one you used in this video)? I always get a little unsure about that.
Rose I always carry them in their original container / packaging especially when going to countries with stringent drug laws like Malaysia. I calculate the number of pills and bring just enough to last me the trip.
I’m a boy but I have girl parts so this is good I think... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I wish I could travel a lot
AlyBot2.0 you can!
U are pretty.. Love from India
In the pic, she looks like younger Malificent.
deals on travel
it would be great if you made a video of the kind of clothing we should traavel with
haha yess love it
How is Paris for women? I'll be solo and my mother has never been there but wants me to not bear shoulders or show much leg 😳
Collegiate I was there last summer. In the more sketchy areas I would definetly say to cover up, but in the central, where there are a lot of tourists it doesn't really matter. And I think tank tops are okay in general.
MJBpeace thanks ☺️
Collegiate your welcome :) I wish you have a great time :) I really loved L'orangerie museum, there are many gorgeous paintings!
Is that ladakh flag on your wall
TIL Dry Shampoo = Baby Powder. Mind: Blown.
DIVACUP FOREVER
You look like Anushka Sharma from Bollywood
Hey:) One question: How does one use the ibuprofens when being sunburnt?
Katharina Feustel It reduces inflammation in the cells that are damaged from the sun, also reduce the temperature slightly, but if your really burning up from sun stroke would be better to take paracetamol as well
I thought you said why, just 400mg every 4 hours maximum, paracetamol 1000mg every four hours. Drink plenty of water and aftersun
Clare Henry Thanks:) And you’re right; I meant ‚why‘
Diva cup for the win!!
I am a male
Lol I thought it's about traveling (like "how not be raped in India"), not being pretty while traveling. I'm a bit disappointed right now...
Thanks for sharing! You're extremely gifted. I really like to travel too:)I in recent weeks shared my first ever movie - My travel diary in Queenstown. Eep!Would certainly really like your feedback on my video/editing thus I will develop like you!
Any indians here who else think she looks similiar to the bollywood actress Anushka sharma?....
What is your country
Mahesh Gandi shes canadian
alice andrews she's Canadian ok.what is your country "Alice andrews.i am indian
oh no, don't put coconut oil on your face, it's comedogenic! it's great for body and hair, but use proper products on ya faces!
ibuprofen is not good for the stomach
Solution for birth control pills: don't take them and don't sleep with random people. Travel teaches discipline.
Aushra Shivitskis: some of us are married and just don’t want babies.
There is natural ways of protecting such as counting the ovulation days and not being intimate during that time. It also teaches self-control and other ways of loving each other than the physical way!
What on earth is a diva cup?!?! This girl don't have a clue what she was on about when she said about them.
Just saying, the pill is SO unhealthy! Try some more natural methods!
As a girl I decided to pack lightly because I was over pack person 🤣🤣🤣
Does anyone have a link to that particular little blue safety alarm?
i'd like to know the same thing!!
It’s called robocopp alarm
loved this! more videos on solo travel would be amazing!
Great tips!! So awesome to see you suggesting the Diva Cup too!! I've used a cup for like three years and it's seriously changed my life - both at home and on the road. So fantastic. I remember a couple of years ago when you did a collab with Kristen and Raya and Kristen mentioned cups, but I don't think you or Raya had ever heard of them if I remember correctly. So cool to see Kristen's suggestion may have made an impression haha :) x
Where did you get the little container your ibuprofen was in please? I had some but they were rubbish .. yours look better quality
what editing program do you use?
You should collab with the sorry girls
I'm all about the baby wipes. Sometimes you can't or don't have time to shower and they are a lifesaver. Also I bring a few freezer ziplocks(or stasher bags) for wet/dirty clothes and other storage needs. I pack my bathing suit in it. It means if my suit is not dry by the time I leave my destination, I don't get everything else wet
I love this! My husband and I always pack baby wipes for after use of doing number two. I never used baby wipes until I started dating him, but now I can't imagine a life without them. Side note: I'd make sure in whatever country you're visiting that you're allowed to flush such things down the toilet.
Yes! Go the zip lock bags! SO many uses - you'll never travel again without them once you try them (store anything you're worried about leaking in transit, for snacks or any food items you take out of packaging or peel then don't finish, anything that might not have dried from your shower b4 u get back on the road - washer, soap, shower cap or underwear that hasn't quite dried, dry-proof electronics etc etc)
@@xMorganTaylor do not flush wipes down the toilet it will fuck up your plumbing
Lovely video. You got some great tips. PS, Is it bad that I want to get those tiny hair tools just because they're so cute! 🤔😊
I LOVEEE YOUR HAIR
Ibuprofen is also great for toothache as you may not have access to a dentist while travelling. There's a warning though. It's fine for occasional relief of pain, but don't take it continuously for weeks or more because it can cause stomach ulcers.