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Picture a 19th-century noblewoman waiting to board a steamer bound for faraway lands.
Can you see her" Standing there on the dock surrounded by wardrobe trunks and chest cases containing all of her earthly possessions"
You can"
Awesome. Because she looks exactly like I did up until a few years ago whenever I traveled anywhere.
Yep! I used to pack sooo much stuff, “just in case,” but those “cases” rarely happened, and I?d usually come home with half of the things I brought still untouched. Thankfully, possibly because I discovered the joy of traveling with only my carry-on bag, I’ve finally learnt how to streamline and pack the bare minimum.
The things in my (very streamlined) travel makeup bag
Case in point: I just spent a few days in Edinburgh, Scotland, and only brought along a minimal makeup stash (at least by a beauty lover’s standard).
I knew I wouldn?t want to waste the little time I?d have to explore the city on my weekend away doing my makeup, so I streamlined my beauty arsenal.
Hello from Edinburgh Castle! :)
Would you like to have a look inside my travel makeu...