What should women carry in their travel bags?

When it comes to packing for a trip, you may think that women and men have different needs. The truth is that most of us need to carry the same items in our travel bags.

1. Lip balm

Lip balm is a must-have for any woman traveling by plane. It will help protect your lips from the sun and wind, which can cause chapped lips. You can get it in a variety of flavors, colors, and brands.

2. Moisturizer for dry skin

Moisturizer is important to keep your skin hydrated. Dry skin can make you feel itchy and uncomfortable, so it’s worth taking the extra time to moisturize your face, hands, elbows and other areas that tend to get dry during winter.

• What kind of moisturizer should you use?

There are many types of moisturizers available on the market today—some designed for oily or acne-prone skin; others made especially for older women (the “anti-aging” category). The best type of moisturizer for you depends on what type of skin you have: if yours is oily or acne-prone then an oil-free product may be more suitable than one with a high fat content. If you have normal or combination skin then any type will probably do fine; just avoid greasy products if possible! You could also try using a gel instead of cream—they tend not as much residue behind after application which makes them ideal in hot weather conditions too! Just remember not all gels are equal though: some contain alcohol which can cause irritation when used repeatedly over time so double check before purchasing anything containing this ingredient!

• How do I apply my daily facial moisturizer? First wash off any excess make up from your face first (if needed) using warm water followed by soap/cleanser gently massaging into area until squeaky clean feeling like new again without being overly drying out afterwards - this part takes about 5 minutes total but trust me when I say its worth doing regularly because we all know how much better our complexion looks after removing makeup properly every night before bedtime each evening rather than waking up with those dreaded dark circles under eyes that happen due to lack sleep due poor hygiene practices throughout day leading up sleep cycle ending at night when falling asleep soon thereafter onto pillowcase covers thus spreading germs around house causing illness among family members who live within same household where child lives - so don't forget about washing off face thoroughly before applying

3. Eyedrops or lubricating ointment

• Eyedrops or lubricating ointment

Eye drops and ointments can be used to prevent dry eyes, which are a common symptom of jet lag and long flights. They can also be used to prevent eye irritation caused by dust, wind, or other irritants; treat eye infections; and reduce swelling after a surgery.

4. Tampons or pads

Tampons and pads are available at any pharmacy in your destination's country, but it's helpful to know what they are before you leave home. Both tampons and pads absorb menstrual blood so that you can comfortably go about your day without worrying about leakage or spillage.

How To Use Tampons:

• Remove the plastic wrapper from the end of the tampon and gently insert into your vagina (don't push it too far).
• While standing with one foot on a chair or toilet seat, use your thumb and forefinger to grip the string at its base on each side of your body (not between fingers), then pull downward slowly until all of it has been removed from inside you. Repeat steps 1-3 every 8 hours for up to 8 hours total during flow time. After periods ends, remove string by pulling upward until there is no more visible portion left behind; discard used ones in trash bin after use!

5. Hand sanitizer

• Hand sanitizer

When traveling, we're constantly handling public surfaces and touching our face, eyes, mouth and nose. These are all areas where germs can lurk. Be sure to carry hand sanitizer with you at all times so that you can clean your hands after touching these places or anything else that might be gross—and then get back to exploring!

6. Tissues

• Tissues

Tissues are, of course, a must-have in every travel bag. They’re also one of the most underrated items on this list, often forgotten by travelers who think they can survive with their sleeves or just plain old toilet paper if they need to blow their nose. But tissues are so useful for other things besides your nostrils—think about all those times you wanted something to wipe up messes or clean your hands after using an airport bathroom (or any bathroom).

• How many should I carry? As many as possible! You never know when a sneeze might strike you, so keep a stash in your purse at all times. If you do get sick while traveling and need to go ahead and purchase some more tissue packs from a convenience store or pharmacy along the way, try to find ones that are eco-friendly and made from recycled materials; otherwise try not to use more than one per day because it adds up quickly!
• What should I use them for? Aside from blowing your nose (and maybe wiping up spills), tissues can be used for cleaning off mirrors in hotels rooms that tend towards being streaky or dusty (especially if there's no Kleenex nearby); blowing dandelion seeds off clothes before heading outside; wiping down dirty surfaces around public toilets; dabbing water spots off glasses before putting them away; blotting makeup onto face after applying with fingers instead of cotton balls

A lot of them are the same as what men should carry in their bags

There are some items that both men and women should carry in their bags, but there are also many things that only one gender needs to know about.

For example, it is important for both genders to carry a pair of comfortable shoes when they travel. However, men may want to carry an extra pair of socks because they tend to sweat more than women do when exercising or walking around town. Women might want to carry tampons and sanitary pads as well as other feminine hygiene products depending on how long they intend on traveling for and where they are going.

If you're looking for more tips on how to pack your travel bag, we've got them here. We hope these tips will help make your next trip much more comfortable so that it can be one of the best experiences ever!