Forever putting on makeup in the car!

Babe, first of all, let me point out the obvious. I?m sure you already know this, but I feel like I should say it nevertheless.
By ?on the go,? I?m referring to putting on makeup in the car AS A PASSENGER. Or, on public transportation, again, as a passenger. I mean, if you?re driving the BART train, please do not be putting on your makeup. I repeat, if you?re driving the BART train, a car or any other vehicle, do not put on your makeup.
Not a good idea. Stay safe.
As for putting on makeup as a passenger in a car/on a bus/on a train, it happens to me all the time, because I?m always running late! But over the years I?ve figured out ways to sort of maximize my car time.
1. Bring makeup wipes Some companies sell portable packs or travel packs that are small enough to fit in a purse (baby wipes will also work in a pinch), but since I usually buy my makeup wipes in bulk (yes, I go through that many of them), I just stick a few in a Ziploc and put that in my purse.
El Hub, bless his heart, thinks that he?s a great driver, but he?s actually not (sorry, babe, but it?s true). The car will be swerving and stopping and starting and turning and doing all kinds of stuff. Inevitably, I?ll end up with a smudge here or there.
It?s easy to clean up any messes along the way with makeup wipes. Plus, you can also use them to quickly clean a makeup brush and, at the end of your process, clean your fingertips and hands if you use them to pat down your...