containers that work and others that don't | toiletry packing hacks
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 มิ.ย. 2024
- Let me show all the containers that worked out GREAT for packing my TSA approved liquids bag - and the ones that didn't.
Checkout my Travel Capsule Wardrobe workbook and worksheet! The free worksheet is linked in the description of the workbook. Stop over packing - get it today!
tinyurl.com/ysp6kzst
Some links are affiliate links - thank you so much for supporting my channel.
Toiletry bag: amzn.to/3Px4vie
hard sided toiletry bottles (similar): amzn.to/3ppcfs8
one size silicone toiletry bottles: amzn.to/3PrMkL2
collapsible silicone toiletry bottles: amzn.to/3PntaWw
small spray bottle: amzn.to/3A167LF
large airless pump jar: amzn.to/3ptBg5e
airless pump bottles (both sizes): amzn.to/3JZVo8K
medicine dropper: amzn.to/3CeKj1E
small clear jar: amzn.to/3K0hnwr
label maker: amzn.to/3C5h814
Hang out with me on my other channels too:
@Boat Life Lori
/ lorilivers
socials:
/ lifewithlori.l
/ lorilivers
business inquiries only: LifeWithLoriYT@gmail.com - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
I just returned from the 5th trip I've used these containers for and am still loving how well they are working for me. Do you repackage your toiletries for convenience before you travel?
Just started following!✨️ Did you really say you are over 50? 🤯 You look no older than 35!!!
You’re very kind, thank you. Lots of makeup and good lighting works wonders! I appreciate you being here 😊
Seriously!!! I need to know what sunscreen she’s using!
what over 50. wow you are gorgeous and look so young. I’m 55 and look and feel 70.
Oh, and you DO Not look a day over 35!!
I was thinking the same thing!
When you mentioned you were over 50 I was shook. You look so very young. I hope to age as beautifully as you!
that is so very sweet of you, thank you! It really is just a lot of makeup and really great lighting 😉
I agree about how young you look. Seriously, I thought you were about 28 - 33. I'm not kidding. I'm a 67 year old woman and fortunately for me my family on both sides hold their youth in looks. You look GREAT!!!
@@meredithfarmer65 thank you 😊
Botox and fillers work well. Absolutely nothing moved!
@@meredithfarmer65 same! I thought she was at most 33, 34 years old. I’d love to know her skin care routine, and products! She’s doing a fabulous job.
Okay hold the phone, over 50!! Well that’s amazing. You look fab. 💕
Thank you 😊
Great video and over 50! Holy snickers!!! 😮 I nearly spit my drink out.
Awww, thank you 🤗
Hi lori
Laundry eco friendly detergent sheets are great for traveling 😊 no liquid and take up no room !widely available on line some are eco friendly etc x
They are definitely on my list of products to try! Thank you 🙂
Or Powder detergent is good
@@mohammadmoayyadsiddiqui7951 Not powder as that is too bulky and heavy!
I recently found soap sheets at a store called miss A and the work. I’m so excited about them b/c you always see them in the Asian what’s in my bag videos
I travel with laundry soap sheets. You can rip off a piece if you are only doing an article or two. For those who don’t mind dipping into a container, I use contact lense cases for things like conditioner, face creams and thicker lotions. On my recent trip I only used up one of the two pots of my hair conditioner and that was for 10 days! It taught me how little I actually use.
I may need to try those collapsible bottles. And pump bottles.
Also, I have purchased rice paper and painted it with face wash, body wash or shampoo. Hang to dry and cut into rectangles to fit a small container. I found it worked best with face wash. You also can saturate cotton rounds with liquid makeup remover and seal in a ziplock bag like wipes, instead of taking room in the 3-1-1 bag.
❤️Great video Lori!
Thank you Deborah 😊
The pump bottles and syringe is genius, so useful with a slim profile, love them, thanks so much for the tips x
Thank you for being here 🤗
sunscreen can react to packaging. I don't suggest you decant sunscreen out of its original packaging. Just bring the 50ml or 100ml version for longer trips or a nearly finished 50ml or 100ml tube for the shorter trips.
Hi Uyen, thanks for the tip. I appreciate you being here 😊😊😊
Great information Lori. Thank you.
Thank you so much for being here 😊
Lori, thanks for your helpful video. I personally keep 2 toiletry bags packed, one for 2-3 day trips and one for up to 10 days. I also keep track of when my products are about to expire and I'll switch them out to use them before they expire (this way nothing is wasted). I also keep a medicine pouch (pain relief, immodium, cough meds, vitamin c, bandaids and first aid ointment) and swap those out before they expire.
The Heathrow comments are helpful. My clear quart bag is bigger than a zip lock but still within the TSA regulations and I've never had a problem with getting through security. Going forward I will make sure my mandatory must have items all fit in a zip lock bag just in case I wind up having to toss things. My facial skin is sensitive, so I need my specific products, but shower gels etc I could get away with buying at my destination if mine get confiscated.
I cannot believe I’ve never thought of a medicine pouch! That is so smart. I am putting one together asap. Thank you 🌞
Hi Lori thank you very much for the tips those containers are a great idea
Thank you for being here Maureen 🙂
A trick that I found is to pack your liquids horizontally and not vertically in your liquids bag that way you can get more liquid items in the bag.
Great tip! Thank you 😊
I rarely comment, but you shocked more than once and I’ve got to tell you why:
1) When I first clicked I wondered what this kid knew about traveling
2) Then I was surprised when you mentioned your husband, now you are old enough to be married
3) Then I fell off my chair when you said you were over 50!!!!!
We need a video on your skincare routine ASAP❤
Thank you so much - you are very sweet 😉 It really is just a decades long dedication to sunscreen, great lighting, a botox twice a year 😉 I appreciate you being here with me 😁😁😁
lol everything you packed from home can be bought at you destination with the exception of your meds. I’m so glad I have minimized my packing to an under the seat backpack, no hassle or worry if there is going to be room for my bag easy on and of the ✈️ oh and I’m a 65 year old woman enjoying my travels stress free.
Yes, but with super reactive sensitive skin and unruly hair I can’t use most products 🤷🏻♀️
Hi…I just found your videos and so glad I did, love watching them! ⚓️😀
Yay! Thank you for being here 😊
Thank you Lori ...Very informative... much appreciated.😊
Hi Bev 🙂 thanks so much for watching. 😁😁😁
Third Thai IS a Charm ☺️😉!! Loved this video Lori and I ordered those cool collapsible bottles and the pink toiletry bags 🫶🏼⭐️ Thank You!
Awesome! You have to let me know if you like them as much as I do 😉
@@The.LifeWithLori I sure will!!!!
I always decant my products too. Just be careful Lori with that TSA approved bag you have if you're travelling through Heathrow airport, as they are the strictest in the world and they say all bags must be completely see through with no writing or images printed on them. I've known them refuse to accept those bags and give you one of theirs, which are just basically a sandwich bag which don't hold very much at all, and they insist you throw away everything that doesn't then fit in it. I have a bag like yours which has nothing printed on it and I have no problems with it at Heathrow (I bought it over here in the UK at Boots the chemist - I don't know whether you can order online from them.) I too have rosacea and psoriasis so understand the need for your own products when travelling.
I have heard others have had issues with the bag at Heathrow as well. Thank you for the tip on making sure there is no writing or images 🙂
@@The.LifeWithLori No problem, wouldn't want anyone having a nasty surprise and having to make some on the spot difficult decisions on what to discard.
I also found you can put some lotions and laundry detergent in those small ziplock like jewelry bags you can buy from the craft store. I use them for my meds for each day of the week since I take different meds on different days. Also love those clear little pump bottles you just showed. They’re great for so much and so small.
You are not over 50! You are just darling and you look like you’re in your 20s. I appreciate your videos and this was especially helpful. 👏
Thank you so much - you are very sweet ☺
OMG!!! you are. life saver!!! love these!! im hopeful to be able to fit everything in a carry on for my 3 week trip to Europe!! thank you!!!
Yay!! I'm going to Europe for 3 weeks this fall. I am so excited. Let me know how the packing goes 😉
The collapsible bottles are a fantastic idea. Unfortunately, they don't seem to be available in the UK. Thank you for this very helpful video.
oh - I'm sorry about that
Cheers …thanks again 🐨🥂
Thank you so much for being here Bishka 🙂
Love that squeeze container size. Hopefully can find these in 🇦🇺. Always have to take my own shampoo and eye-makeup remover so need non-leaking containers. Great practical tips, Lori.
The squeeze containers are really awesome! I hope you love them as much as I do 😁
That tip about the syringe to load the bottle was genius! Thanks for the great video!
Yay! Thanks so much for being here with me - I appreciate you 😊
I am getting ready to watch a third video of yours tonight. 😊
Yay!! I appreciate you being here 🙂🙂🙂
Yay! Travel tips for someone who is not a minimalist!!! 🎉🎉🎉 I have very bad skin allergies, can’t use anything solid (soap, shampoo, etc bars are not for me). Also my wild curly hair is high level high maintenance 😂
Glad to find your channel!
Welcome! I'm not a minimalist at all - I call myself a "middle-ist" 😂
I learned a tip from someone’s comment i read one time and that was to take the shampoo and conditioner, if provided at the place you are staying at, and mix a little bit with the s&c you bring to make what you brought last longer.
I haven't tried this one - thanks 😊
I've been decanting all my toiletries for years and had been using a TSA approved bag for a few years when I was stopped at London's Heathrow due to the vinyl/plastic being frosted. I had to take everything out and put it in one of those flimsy zipper bags, separating the liquids from the other stuff (toothbrush, floss, etc) as it wouldn't all fit. I now keep all the liquids together and all the other stuff together.
smart! Do you still use the frosted vinyl bag?
@@The.LifeWithLori No, it's found a new home.
Wow, I just finished packing for a trip and Im in search for a better shampoo/conditioner container. I found your video! I love those expandable containers you use! I just subscribed to your channel!! ❤❤
Hi Josie - thanks so much for becoming a new friend 😊😊😊 The expandable containers are awesome!
I like Bumble and Bumble products and have found they make travel size. I use them and refill them (shampoo/condition/hairspray). No need to buy anything extra. They certainly are bigger than what this video shows, but I can make it work.
Yeah, don't try your bag at Heathrow. They'll make you repack everything in a non-gusseted zip-top bag. You'll have to throw a lot away.
I have heard that about Heathrow. Did you have that experience as well?
@@The.LifeWithLori There was an area before security with their bags. I grabbed one and repacked (luckily it all fit), but I saw several people being pulled aside in the security area to repack and having to toss several items. They use an 8in x 8in flat zippered baggie and it has to be able to be zipped shut. They also only allow enough liquid medicine for your flight. Any excess has to be checked. TSA lets you bring liquid medicines in your carryon, with no limits.
Do the airless pump bottles travel on a plane well? No leaks or explosions?
They travel perfectly for me thus far 😊 Thank you for being here with me 😁
Cannot believe you are over 50. I would have guessed 30s. Good for you!!
You’re very sweet, thank you 😊
I know it may be a pain for some, but for liquids, if I am not sure of a foreign airport regs as to what they will accept as an approved toiletry bag, I put all toiletries in a quart size ziploc bag then stick the bag into my TSA approved thicker plastic zipper quart toiletry bag. That way, if customs said I have to have liquids in a ziploc bag only, I pull out the ziploc bag and there is no repacking in their flimsy bags! If they don't say anything, well, my toiletries are doubly packed!
That is certainly a smart plan 😉
Do your labels stick to your silicone bottles?
Hi Charlotte - not to the silicone part of the bottle but yes to the plastic top of the bottle. I hope that helps! Thanks so much for being here with me - I appreciate you 😀
I dont see the links for the containers. Where did you purchase them at?
If you click …more in the description box you will see all the details 😉 thanks for watching ☺️
Great botox and fillers! Absolutely nothing moved! They did a great job!
Botox, yes. Fillers, no. 😉
@@The.LifeWithLori They did a good job! (I'm in health care; I see a lot of not-so-good).
Since I don’t travel that much (like at all) I don’t see the point of keeping a toiletry bag “ready to go”. I prefer to empty from my everyday big bottles, so your video it’s very helpful for me!
Thanks!
You're welcome. I appreciate you being here with me - thank you! 😀
Great ideas -- new ones even for me, and I've been travelling for decades and thought I knew every trick. I must say I thought you were in your early 20s. What skin care and make-up do you use? WE NEED TO KNOW!
Thank you 😊 it’s really just sunscreen every day for the last 35 years, good lighting, and lots of makeup 💄
If you don’t like dipping into tubs of op product Niod do a mini cream spoon that you can dip into the pots instead of using your finger.
I have a couple of those 😊 thank you for watching
Sweden has strict TSA controls, at least in my experience. Other European countries weren't as strict.
I have heard some countries are more strict than others. Sweden isn't on my itinerary this time but is certainly on my list. Thanks so much for being here with me - I appreciate you 🌼🌼🌼
Would the small spray bottles be ok for hair spray? I have a large hair spray and it's too big to lug around. Would it be too sticky and gunk up, do you think? I have just ordered the airless pump bottles you have, would it work in those maybe?
Hi there 🙂 I don’t think they would work for hairspray. I buy hairspray in smaller travel sizes when I fly. Thank you for being here with me 😁😁😁
@@The.LifeWithLori Thanks for letting me know. I was a bit dubious about it so you have cleared that one up for me. I really haven't found any travel size pump hair sprays here. I might have to look into it a bit more. Thanks Lori.
I have 3oz bottles but volume not listed on bottles are they allowed?
I would think so. None of mine are marked either and I have had no issue at all. 😃😃😃
Ok- I can’t get pass the fact that you’re over 50- you look 20 years younger! Beautiful
That is very sweet of you - thank you 😊 It really is mostly great lighting and LOTS of makeup!
Laundry sheets work (and they don't count as liquids)!
They are great aren't they! Thank you for being here with me Carolyn - I appreciate you 😀
Seemed like a great video, but I couldn’t get past the music.
Fair enough, thank you for letting me know 🙂
Really can't tell you're over 50!
Thank you 😊
Over 50??? Please do a video on how you look so young. Also enjoyed the video😊
Hi Marit - It is really just a LOT of makeup and great lighting! But - I will show the details in a video I have coming up soon. I appreciate you being here - thanks! 😃😃😃
@@The.LifeWithLori just discovered your channel. Love packing and traveling content. But no, lighting and make up can not hide age.🤣 I thought you were around 30😀 I am 47 myself. Cant wait for video😀
Wow I thought you were about 25. What are you doing? You can get a small cosmetic spatula that comes with some travel bottles if you don't want to touch the product.
Lots of makeup and great lighting are the real heroes 😆 I ended up getting the spatula. Thank you for being here!
I use a lot more shampoo and conditioner lol
Hi Anh - I'm currently testing some different shampoo and conditioner bars. Have you tried any of these? Thanks so much for being here - I appreciate you 😁😁😁
I have tried the shampoo and conditioner bars and they are actually nicer than my expensive salon products! They are easier to get through security, environmentally, friendly, and they last forever
Geez, this country looks amazing. I want to drop everything a travel over there. I see a lot of Namibians in the comments; would anyone give some advice on how one should ethically travel through the country. For example, I'm sure you should never be ignorant while visiting the desert and you should definitely come prepared. But also, any things to avoid? Whether it be for safety issues or because "immortal" practices. I'd never want to give my money to people exploit others or back a terrible regime.
I'm also very curious about the food 😁
I've still haven't stepped foot in Africa and I'm not sure if I'm going to be able anytime soon, but I should start making an effort.
I haven't been to Africa yet either but it is certainly on my list!
50?…. Is your sunscreen magical?… 😂
Nope…I’m just lucky I started wearing sunscreen at 15 😂😂
She said “over 50” 😳 girl let’s talk about your skin care instead 😁
That’s so sweet of you 😊 it really is just lots of makeup, great lighting, and 35 years of consistent sunscreen 🌞🌞🌞
You’re over 50??!! My gosh, you look in your early 30’s at most
Thank you so much. You are very sweet 😊
You're over 50?!? I thought you were in your 30s!
Thank you - you are very kind 😊
No demonstrations
No brandnames of what doesn’t work
Looks like paid advertising
We need some honest reviews
I only showed what I use. I appreciate your feedback and will keep it in mind. Thanks so much for sharing 🌻
How often do you shampoo your hair? it looks greasy in the video that is probably why your skin is worse as you NEED to kill the bacteria on your skin and hair so no wonder your skin is bad!
5ml isn't enough for once or twice per day for skin care for two weeks.....
foundation and primer and spray perfume are all fine in a 5 ml container for a week and 10ml for two weeks!
You didn't show toothpaste, make up and all the other items so no wonder the bag was half empty ...
This is ALL about the money making links not about genuine packing
I use solid toothpaste tablets and powder makeup products so they don’t need to go in my liquids bag. As for the shampooing, 3 to 4 times per week. My skincare routine and products are used as directed by my dermatologist and I’m happy with my routine 🌞🌻🌼
@@The.LifeWithLori Even if you apply a pea sized amount of cream one per day for 2 weeks 5 mls is not enough, i have Rosacea and i am medically trained so i know..
You will need a cleanser and moisturiser plus how about a body cream...
100ml is enough for 6 hair washes so if you wash it 6 to 8 times then you need at LEAST 100ml...
Conditioner with hair that is fine and short like yours you can use far less..
If your dermatologist knew what they were doing they would have told you to keep your hair and face, plus your pillowcase REALLY clean!
I was saying of course the bag is almost empty when you don't put what you GENUINELY need for two weeks in it! I would like to see what you really pack and how much of it for two weeks including powder make up as i up for knowing about that!
@@tijay8507 I’ve never been good at the pea sized measurement because peas are all different sizes 🤣. I just use one “pump” for each product from the dispenser and move on. My hair is very fine and thin so I guess I’m lucky there that I don’t need to carry as much hair product as someone that has more. I change my pillow case twice per week. I’m not medically trained so I’m not sure if that’s enough or not 🤷🏻♀️. I have a video on what I genuinely packed for just over 2 weeks in Thailand here
th-cam.com/video/atLyz5LINsQ/w-d-xo.html (I did purchase more sunscreen while I was there). I’ll add the makeup video to the list 😊
Ti Jay, your reply is really rude!
@@The.LifeWithLori you are really sweet to provide a detailed response to a reply that didn't warrant a response.