The best thing you can do for your skin is pack in the moisture before you travel. Spend the 24 hours before your flight focussing on layering multiple hydrating products to ensure your skin is quenched with moisture.
Maintaining a focus on hydration once you've arrived at your destination will help your skin to quickly recover from any dehydration it may have experienced.
Trust me when I say that less is more when it comes to your actual in-flight skincare routine. When I fly, you'll find just five products in my TSA-approved toiletry bag.
The obvious issue with in-flight skincare is hygiene. Tray tables, arm rests, seat pockets, and buttons are all likely to have germs living on them, and germs can easily spread on planes via the ventilation systems.
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