I have been traveling across country a lot due to a family emergency and one thing I have started to pack is a little bag that I keep by my bed that has all of the things I like to use before/at bedtime: hand lotion, ear plugs, and eye mask. Everything is in a pretty pencil case that my daughter gave me as a gfit. This has been such a comforting and useful thing to have!
Loved the video. My tip is to pack a separate lightweight pouch or small bag (I used a small packing cube) for use while seated on the plan as your carry on luggage will be in the overhead storage. I include my Kindle, phone, earphones, charger cable, lip balm, moisturiser, protein bar, tissues and reading glasses. For long haul flight I include ear plugs too. I put this pouch into seat storage under the tray table, so I can access all these little things without opening my main bag each time.
I fly long haul often and I do this too. I put the packing cube in a gallon ziploc bag before I put it in the seat pocket because those seat pockets aren’t clean.
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽😂😂😂😂 I thought it was common sense to keep your essentials in your lap so you don't have to get up and get shit out of your suitcase every time, mid flight. Shouldn't this be common sense? Is common sense common anymore!?
i love the idea of taking photos of outfits! makes getting dressed a quicker process while travelling! i also love the 20-20 rule, i will keep that in mind!
Great video, Ashlynne!! One of my travel hacks that I discovered I expectedly are using vacuum sealing clothing bags I found at the dollar tree. Last month, I visited family in Ohio. I was traveling from Florida, and was flying Frontier. I only brought a backpack because I was only there for 2 days. My family surprised me with a bridal shower and I received tons of clothes and pjs. I was not expecting that at all!! I’m so grateful but I was freaking out on how I could travel with all of it. My mom bought the vacuum sealed bag and it fit all my stuff in my backpack. I was shocked! Of course, I don’t do this all the time but in a pinch I thought I’d let someone know! 🥰
An essential that I always pack is a plastic bag for my dirty laundry. I don't like the cotton laundry bags because they can transfer the smell of my stinky socks to my clean clothes :D Therefore I use plastic. I do reuse the bag later on, of course :-)
Quick tip about the water bottle: it doesn’t have to be empty to go through TSA security-it just can’t be liquid. So I like to fill it half way and freeze it beforehand. This way when I refill past security, I have ice cold water. 😊
@@kibbylollabee1259 it only has to be frozen when you get to security-how long do you spend at the airport before that? And you can always pour out the little bit that has defrosted in the meantime-and if you think it’s going to be a long time between your freezer and security, you can always fill and freeze the whole bottle and just have more to pour out. Also-if you’re traveling with small children, you can get all sorts of liquids through security (yogurt, juice, water, milk, etc).
If traveling to another country, consider bringing a water filtering bottle or system. Life Straw is probably the most common/ easily accessible and they make fillable bottles now but there are a lot of options. I've heard some stories about some places, and its better than having to buy bottled water constantly.
These are all excellent tips! 😁❤️ For the capsule wardrobe, I pack at least one scarf/wrap/Turkish towel/Pashmina along with jewelry (which don't take up much room or weigh a lot) to pull all of those outfits together. I especially like your tip of a "before walking out the door" checklist. 😁
I feel like using packing cubes saved my life, I usually travel to colder places so I have clothes that take a lot of space and when I’m using the packing cubes everything is so much easier
Comfy, one pallete, multiple shoes, eye mask, brick fold, packing list, layout flat first, adapter, cosmetics case, little bags for order, pack from biggest to smallestest, spinners on lugg, pack snack, bring water bottle, download entertain, bring pen, small bag for document, before walking out door checklist, pass, AirPods, documents, wallet, phone, medication,
I love your tips! I always reuse clothes, like 1 pair of jean shorts that I’ll use with a few tank tops (packing for warmer locations), and wash clothes while traveling too. It’s so helpful! Also, I love wearing comfy clothes for travel too, it just feels better! My husband and I are taking a 3 day trip to Florida soon, and my goal is to get us both into one carry on bag 🤭 Wish me luck, because he’s the heavy packer lol!
Love this video and your channel! I have always traveled light when I was single. After having 2 kids, the early years came with a lot of necessary gear. Now that they are slightly older, trying to travel more minimally again.
Not nessesarily a packing tip, but a travel tip is to bring earplugs. Not just for the flight, but for sleeping. Wether you're in a hotel or camping, you never know who your neighbours are, plus it's an easy way to retreat if you feel your senses are overwhelmed.
The one thing I always do is to print/copy itineraries, reservations, passport, insurance, driver's license, and phone numbers for bank, credit cards, and phone company. If your phone gets damaged and all your stuff is on it - you're in serious doo-doo! A hard copy can be slipped into handheld luggage and has saved my bacon more than once!
I like to travel during summer bc it’s usually quite warm so I can pack thinner/smaller clothes. I pack 5 shirts (3 spaghetti strap vests and 2 shirts that double as pyjamas and day shirts), 2 denim shorts and 2 leggings (can be worn as pyjamas, with shorts or stand alone), 7 pairs of underwear, 7 pairs of socks for, 2-3 flannels and wear a hoodie tied around my chest and do laundry after I wear my clothes and hang them to dry. I live in the uk so weather can be unpredictable and the hotel rooms get very hot in summer so they usually dry within a day or two
Watching this while prepping for a Thanksgiving vacation to see my partners family! My favorite packing tip comes from the backpacking/camping world, and it's stuffsacks :) I have one from Sea to Summit that compresses to the size of a football, and in it currently I have 2 sweaters, a skirt, a flannel, and a light cardigan. I'm bringing a second one as well for my dirty laundry! I also never skimp on socks and underwear- I always bring at least one extra pair of each.
I like the brick folding method. I do use it. I can get so much more in my carry on. We are going to London, Paris and Barcelona them hopping on a ship to come back to FL. 5 stops before we head across the ocean. It will be a very long trip. Thanks for sharing.
I always keep Vacuum sealed bags and 1 gallon zip close plastic bags in the front zipper of my carry on. I use the vacuum seal to keep all my bulk things contained and a plastic zip bag/ziplock as a “dirty hamper” until next wash/damp swim suit storeage if bouncing around a lot. Either take up minimal space so if not used no problem!
Folding all the same size. I never thought of doing that. I use compression bags that work great, but I’m sure that if I fold everything the same size it will be a more effective packing.
Brilliant. Thank you young lady, you've saved my day and my overloaded suitcase 🤦♀ I didn't know what the sipped compartment in the suitcase was for, but now I can pack things more neatly in there and zip to keep it from shuffling around. Fantastic! I could give you a hug.
thank you :) inspiring as usual. the tip of keeping the small toiletry bag adapted for those travelling regularly is a great one and all the rest of course :) i keep all my documents in a tiny pochette too and all by categories in small tote bags that i use to do categories :) wishing you a great weekend :)
Headed to Alaska for Christmas 😳 I’m getting some vacuum seal bags with a rechargeable hand held vacuum. I’m good with versatile. Black/Grey wee pops of colors. Laundry strips 😉 I’ll probably re watch this before I pack 😆😆😆😆
I bring items I can mix and match, same w my kids. I try to go to places with laundry available. I also have my husband pack some important items ie sunscreen or hair items.
I saw on another video someone pouring shampoo onto a plate letting it dehydrate in size and then put into small a container and then you have concentrated shampoo.... alternative when I go on long trips I take things in tiny ziplocks e.g. face cream. I throw out small containers that are empty as I go.. makes room for something new.
You are very fashionable. I see models that wear very cringe items. Everything you wear, is beautiful! ❤ Just like you! You have a good sense of fashion ❤❤❤
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Im going on a trip for a soccer tourney, ky coach always says to bring our indoor cleats incase something happens with the weather. I am willing to take that risk and not bring them. I dont need to bring that many shoes just for soccer
I dont travel country wish i can ❤ but every summer i get change go every summer to New Jersey for a month with my grandpa from Arizona. And im over packing.. what some tips and hack it humidity of 80 degrees, my grandpa and I usually hangout day at beach or sitting breeze way we call it and lounges in walk way then weekend i shop with my aunt, hoping my grandpa get better we go another year in august , we dont have laundry place one we have just close down so i have wait for my uncle come back so im hoping we can buy this portable machine
I actually have filmed a pack with me video where I only used a backpack to pack for a 5 day trip! I posted it over the summer if you want to go back and watch it 🤍
My problem is I sweat A LOT, so rewearing clothes isn’t really an option, especially when I’m gonna be walking everywhere in Europe. I’m just packing for 4 days and gonna do laundry like 3 times for my 2 week trip
Hi Ashlynne i just so absolutely love all of your beautiful videos so very very much you are such the most sweetest beautiful gorgeous woman ever in the whole wide world i love you Ashlynne.
Yea when I saw this I didn’t think it would be that expensive so I went to the website and no wayyy anyone buys that as a travel outfit even the crop top is $100 NOT WORTH IT 😂😂
In from PH, and I enjoy watching your minimalism vids. It helps me a loooot. Thanks for the tips when traveling. I love the “taking photo of the outfit” it saves memory. Hahaha. 🤍
I have watched your videos since 2020, and I hope you take this as feedback, and not critique. Just based on some of the titles of the videos, I skip and do not watch them… like this one. They’re redundant at this point. I know coming out w new content 2x’s a week must be difficult but I would rather not have you post, then continue receiving the same type of videos. However, my favorite type of videos from you are your morning routines, life admin days, cleaning, wardrobe / outfits, and my ultimate favorite - day in the life. They’re inspirational to make me want to go out and do stuff. I haven’t seen an evening routine in almost a year and I hope you make one soon.
Thanks for sharing! I don’t think I’ve actually ever done a video condensing all of my packing tips before… but totally understand where you are coming from! Appreciate you taking the time to let me know ☺️
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What are your favorite travel essentials? 🤍
Clothes
A shoes.
AirPods, phone, lip balm, and a book.
Cubes
Travel sized bottles, packing cubes and bags.
I have been traveling across country a lot due to a family emergency and one thing I have started to pack is a little bag that I keep by my bed that has all of the things I like to use before/at bedtime: hand lotion, ear plugs, and eye mask. Everything is in a pretty pencil case that my daughter gave me as a gfit. This has been such a comforting and useful thing to have!
Loved the video. My tip is to pack a separate lightweight pouch or small bag (I used a small packing cube) for use while seated on the plan as your carry on luggage will be in the overhead storage. I include my Kindle, phone, earphones, charger cable, lip balm, moisturiser, protein bar, tissues and reading glasses. For long haul flight I include ear plugs too. I put this pouch into seat storage under the tray table, so I can access all these little things without opening my main bag each time.
How did I never think of this?? Thanks so much for this tip!
I fly long haul often and I do this too. I put the packing cube in a gallon ziploc bag before I put it in the seat pocket because those seat pockets aren’t clean.
I do this too and I make one for each of my children
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽😂😂😂😂 I thought it was common sense to keep your essentials in your lap so you don't have to get up and get shit out of your suitcase every time, mid flight.
Shouldn't this be common sense? Is common sense common anymore!?
@@cassy420blazeikr
i love the idea of taking photos of outfits! makes getting dressed a quicker process while travelling! i also love the 20-20 rule, i will keep that in mind!
Little wristlet with all the quick grabs - genius! Totally doing it!
Great video, Ashlynne!! One of my travel hacks that I discovered I expectedly are using vacuum sealing clothing bags I found at the dollar tree. Last month, I visited family in Ohio. I was traveling from Florida, and was flying Frontier. I only brought a backpack because I was only there for 2 days.
My family surprised me with a bridal shower and I received tons of clothes and pjs. I was not expecting that at all!! I’m so grateful but I was freaking out on how I could travel with all of it.
My mom bought the vacuum sealed bag and it fit all my stuff in my backpack. I was shocked! Of course, I don’t do this all the time but in a pinch I thought I’d let someone know! 🥰
Oh that’s such a cool idea!!! Might need to look into those 🙌
An essential that I always pack is a plastic bag for my dirty laundry. I don't like the cotton laundry bags because they can transfer the smell of my stinky socks to my clean clothes :D Therefore I use plastic. I do reuse the bag later on, of course :-)
Love that! Such a great idea!!
Yes same here I pack a new kitchen size trash bag to bring back dirty clothes.
@@AshlynneEaton when trying to print the list it asks for a password
I use a Ziploc compression bag for dirty laundry. It compresses laundry for my husband and me into one flat square and it is saves a lot of space.
I love how Ashlynn had her dirty laundry folded as neatly as her clean clothes. Much respect for her clothing, and space saving too.
Quick tip about the water bottle: it doesn’t have to be empty to go through TSA security-it just can’t be liquid. So I like to fill it half way and freeze it beforehand. This way when I refill past security, I have ice cold water. 😊
I have seen this tip before. But as we are advised to get to the airport two or three hours early, how is that bottle still frozen?
@@kibbylollabee1259 it only has to be frozen when you get to security-how long do you spend at the airport before that?
And you can always pour out the little bit that has defrosted in the meantime-and if you think it’s going to be a long time between your freezer and security, you can always fill and freeze the whole bottle and just have more to pour out.
Also-if you’re traveling with small children, you can get all sorts of liquids through security (yogurt, juice, water, milk, etc).
It will be just my luck…
Such a thoughtful tip. Thank you!!
If traveling to another country, consider bringing a water filtering bottle or system. Life Straw is probably the most common/ easily accessible and they make fillable bottles now but there are a lot of options. I've heard some stories about some places, and its better than having to buy bottled water constantly.
These are all excellent tips! 😁❤️ For the capsule wardrobe, I pack at least one scarf/wrap/Turkish towel/Pashmina along with jewelry (which don't take up much room or weigh a lot) to pull all of those outfits together. I especially like your tip of a "before walking out the door" checklist. 😁
I feel like using packing cubes saved my life, I usually travel to colder places so I have clothes that take a lot of space and when I’m using the packing cubes everything is so much easier
Traveling can be stressful so thanks for the pro tips on making it great and memorable!
That out the door checklist is genius!
Comfy, one pallete, multiple shoes, eye mask, brick fold, packing list, layout flat first, adapter, cosmetics case, little bags for order, pack from biggest to smallestest, spinners on lugg, pack snack, bring water bottle, download entertain, bring pen, small bag for document, before walking out door checklist, pass, AirPods, documents, wallet, phone, medication,
I love your tips! I always reuse clothes, like 1 pair of jean shorts that I’ll use with a few tank tops (packing for warmer locations), and wash clothes while traveling too. It’s so helpful! Also, I love wearing comfy clothes for travel too, it just feels better!
My husband and I are taking a 3 day trip to Florida soon, and my goal is to get us both into one carry on bag 🤭 Wish me luck, because he’s the heavy packer lol!
Love this video and your channel! I have always traveled light when I was single. After having 2 kids, the early years came with a lot of necessary gear. Now that they are slightly older, trying to travel more minimally again.
Not nessesarily a packing tip, but a travel tip is to bring earplugs. Not just for the flight, but for sleeping. Wether you're in a hotel or camping, you never know who your neighbours are, plus it's an easy way to retreat if you feel your senses are overwhelmed.
I also like using earplugs outside in cold weather. When my inner ears get cold i end up with severe earaches.
... plus the earplugs keep bugs out of the ears while sleeping (earwigs!! 😱)
The one thing I always do is to print/copy itineraries, reservations, passport, insurance, driver's license, and phone numbers for bank, credit cards, and phone company.
If your phone gets damaged and all your stuff is on it - you're in serious doo-doo! A hard copy can be slipped into handheld luggage and has saved my bacon more than once!
I like to travel during summer bc it’s usually quite warm so I can pack thinner/smaller clothes. I pack 5 shirts (3 spaghetti strap vests and 2 shirts that double as pyjamas and day shirts), 2 denim shorts and 2 leggings (can be worn as pyjamas, with shorts or stand alone), 7 pairs of underwear, 7 pairs of socks for, 2-3 flannels and wear a hoodie tied around my chest and do laundry after I wear my clothes and hang them to dry. I live in the uk so weather can be unpredictable and the hotel rooms get very hot in summer so they usually dry within a day or two
Thank you for sharing you packing list. This will be so helpful on my October trip. 🙂
Watching this while prepping for a Thanksgiving vacation to see my partners family! My favorite packing tip comes from the backpacking/camping world, and it's stuffsacks :) I have one from Sea to Summit that compresses to the size of a football, and in it currently I have 2 sweaters, a skirt, a flannel, and a light cardigan. I'm bringing a second one as well for my dirty laundry! I also never skimp on socks and underwear- I always bring at least one extra pair of each.
I like the brick folding method. I do use it. I can get so much more in my carry on. We are going to London, Paris and Barcelona them hopping on a ship to come back to FL. 5 stops before we head across the ocean. It will be a very long trip. Thanks for sharing.
A book or two to read. Mostly a book I'll be currently reading at home and my jumbo word-search book.🥰
You “created” the brick folding method haha I’m pretty sure Marie kondo would disagree
A friend just turned me on to using the Spacesaver bags with an electric pump.
The pump is pretty small so you can travel with it.
Wow 3 days in a row of Ashlynne's videos!! What did we do to deserve this! 😍🥰
I was so excited and greedy (hides) I kept the joy to myself😌
Thank you Ashlyne great video ! Due to similar videos you've done on travel I've adopted some of your tips. Thank you.
I always keep Vacuum sealed bags and 1 gallon zip close plastic bags in the front zipper of my carry on. I use the vacuum seal to keep all my bulk things contained and a plastic zip bag/ziplock as a “dirty hamper” until next wash/damp swim suit storeage if bouncing around a lot. Either take up minimal space so if not used no problem!
Stellar video…..especially love the packing hacks. I gravitate to this type of video. Thanks a bunch!
Definitely saving this for a 4 month journey coming up!
Folding all the same size. I never thought of doing that. I use compression bags that work great, but I’m sure that if I fold everything the same size it will be a more effective packing.
Hello Ashlynn, loved the tips you gave us on travel ideas ,when packing for a trip thankyou great .xo🤗💖
Brilliant. Thank you young lady, you've saved my day and my overloaded suitcase 🤦♀ I didn't know what the sipped compartment in the suitcase was for, but now I can pack things more neatly in there and zip to keep it from shuffling around. Fantastic! I could give you a hug.
thank you :) inspiring as usual. the tip of keeping the small toiletry bag adapted for those travelling regularly is a great one and all the rest of course :) i keep all my documents in a tiny pochette too and all by categories in small tote bags that i use to do categories :) wishing you a great weekend :)
A very beautiful job on this video and always your best habits! Have a great weekend, Ashlynne!❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much, Ervin! Hope you have a great weekend!!
You too, Ashlynne!
Compression bags and/or packing cubes!
I'm super excited 🥳 for this video. My family's going on a 5-nights vacation in December!!!🥰
The really helped me with packing for the holidays.
Thank you for sharing. I love your packing tips.
Very important tips is to scan all your documents and send to your personal email as well make some copies.
I use packing cubes to keep my things in order
Headed to Alaska for Christmas 😳 I’m getting some vacuum seal bags with a rechargeable hand held vacuum. I’m good with versatile. Black/Grey wee pops of colors. Laundry strips 😉 I’ll probably re watch this before I pack 😆😆😆😆
You can buy Ziploc “Travel Compression” bags that do the same thing, but NO VACUUM needed!
I love all packing tips ❤ very useful
I LOVE Your video. Super helpful! ❤
love the video and the idea behind those tips
I love your suitcase! 🥲💜💜
hello from Ukraine)
very nice brown sweater
i like your channel)😊
Ive done laundry in the bathroom sink or tub so many times. Im a 1 bag traveler.
Hi Ashlynne good morning happy Saturday morning and I hope you having amazing day today and I loved your vlogs and you are amazing Supporter
I always have my ear plugs, for tiny ears. My allergy meds and everything organized in pouches and packing cubes.
I bring items I can mix and match, same w my kids. I try to go to places with laundry available. I also have my husband pack some important items ie sunscreen or hair items.
I keep the same packing list on my phone to use each time I go somewhere
Wonderful video. Very helpful thank you 😊
I saw on another video someone pouring shampoo onto a plate letting it dehydrate in size and then put into small a container and then you have concentrated shampoo.... alternative when I go on long trips I take things in tiny ziplocks e.g. face cream. I throw out small containers that are empty as I go.. makes room for something new.
You are very fashionable. I see models that wear very cringe items. Everything you wear, is beautiful! ❤ Just like you! You have a good sense of fashion ❤❤❤
Perfect timing!! 😆
Oh I love when that happens!!
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Great video, good information
Im going on a trip for a soccer tourney, ky coach always says to bring our indoor cleats incase something happens with the weather. I am willing to take that risk and not bring them. I dont need to bring that many shoes just for soccer
the rolling clothes method
Like the brick idea and the large to small packing order. You don’t seem to use packing cubes.
I dont travel country wish i can ❤ but every summer i get change go every summer to New Jersey for a month with my grandpa from Arizona. And im over packing.. what some tips and hack it humidity of 80 degrees, my grandpa and I usually hangout day at beach or sitting breeze way we call it and lounges in walk way then weekend i shop with my aunt, hoping my grandpa get better we go another year in august , we dont have laundry place one we have just close down so i have wait for my uncle come back so im hoping we can buy this portable machine
What is the bag you use for your cosmetics / toiletries?
What if you only have a backpack though? Could you do a video with a backpack by any chance?
I actually have filmed a pack with me video where I only used a backpack to pack for a 5 day trip! I posted it over the summer if you want to go back and watch it 🤍
@@AshlynneEaton okay, thank you
Where is the small drawstring pouch you use for your jewelry? I like the shape but am having a hard time finding something similar online.
What if you dont have a suitecase like the one you have? Because those ones break easily, i always use the other type of suit cases
My problem is I sweat A LOT, so rewearing clothes isn’t really an option, especially when I’m gonna be walking everywhere in Europe. I’m just packing for 4 days and gonna do laundry like 3 times for my 2 week trip
What brand is your carryon luggage?
Pack-hack attaaaaackkk
Haha yes!!
Not me saying “just in case” 😂
Hi Ashlynne i just so absolutely love all of your beautiful videos so very very much you are such the most sweetest beautiful gorgeous woman ever in the whole wide world i love you Ashlynne.
Name of suitcase
If you wear a lot of dresses, you don't need to match clothing. Just what shoes fit with the dresses you take with you.
Seriously? A $500 travel outfit?! You made out pretty good on that but it's not helpful or affordable for the average traveler.
Imagine being in the right mind to even buy something this expensive for a flight LOL. Girl im just rocking my H&M hoodie
You don’t have to wear it? It’s clearly a sponsored video just buy something that’s similar or something else you find comfortable.
@@Ophaelya 😊😊¹😊😊
Yea when I saw this I didn’t think it would be that expensive so I went to the website and no wayyy anyone buys that as a travel outfit even the crop top is $100 NOT WORTH IT 😂😂
did you think cashmere was going to be cheap?
❤❤
Hi Ashlynne, how tall are you for reference? 😊 thank you kindly!
In from PH, and I enjoy watching your minimalism vids. It helps me a loooot. Thanks for the tips when traveling. I love the “taking photo of the outfit” it saves memory. Hahaha. 🤍
Am where is the packing list
What is the brand name of your suitcase
It’s Target brand and I went and bought one and love it
How to pack for settling down permanently in any country
How big should the suitcase be?
I have watched your videos since 2020, and I hope you take this as feedback, and not critique. Just based on some of the titles of the videos, I skip and do not watch them… like this one. They’re redundant at this point. I know coming out w new content 2x’s a week must be difficult but I would rather not have you post, then continue receiving the same type of videos. However, my favorite type of videos from you are your morning routines, life admin days, cleaning, wardrobe / outfits, and my ultimate favorite - day in the life. They’re inspirational to make me want to go out and do stuff. I haven’t seen an evening routine in almost a year and I hope you make one soon.
Thanks for sharing! I don’t think I’ve actually ever done a video condensing all of my packing tips before… but totally understand where you are coming from! Appreciate you taking the time to let me know ☺️
the brick folding method is just the konmari technique.........
Let's be real, it's important refund information
Don’t tell me what to do girl I can over pack like I always do
You did not invent that style of packing.
compression cubes