1. Pay attention to makeup hygiene: Generally, you should avoid wearing makeup during travel. If it's a short trip or the weather is good, you may apply light makeup, but be sure to cleanse your face with facial cleanser promptly before reapplying.

    2. Focus on skin care: The air in airplanes or trains contains about 20% less moisture than normal. Bring moisturizer during your trip and replenish skin moisture regularly. Also remember to drink plenty of water to maintain proper hydration.

    3. Take care of your eyes: The skin around the eyes is particularly thin and sensitive, so extra protection is essential. If you feel dryness or irritation around the eyes, apply eye cream or cooling gel immediately to help prevent fine lines. Especially when your eyes feel tired, take a break right away.

    4. Don’t neglect lip care: Lips lack sebaceous glands, making them prone to losing moisture or cracking. The most effective way is to keep applying lip balm and drink water frequently to hydrate your lips. Choose lip balm preferably with UV protection, and opt for subtle colors.

    5. Care for your hair: Dry air during travel can significantly damage your hair, often causing itchiness and static when brushing. It’s best to visit a hair salon before departure for a thorough hair treatment. When you’re out, try to use an anti-static comb.