I Have a 14-Hour Flight Coming Up, and I Refuse to Board Without These Items

When searching through your bag, your passport or travel documents are the exact things you do not want to lose. That's why I always like to keep everything zipped up in a travel wallet. It also makes things more seamless when going through security at departure and arrival.

I've tried a lot of carry-on bags and this one by Beis is a game-changer. It has a removable compartment for shoes, a built-in laptop case, a strap to glide it over your suitcase, and last but not least, it fits perfectly under the seat! Shay Mitchell truly thought of everything.

If you plan on removing any jewelry during your flight, make sure they're in a safe place like this compact organizer. 

Besides the fact that the overall design of this "ultra mini" Le Pliage is adorable, I love to keep my headphones, keys, and some extra cash tucked into this.

Speaking of headphones, I've gone back to using wired headphones. AirPods were always falling out of my ears during flights and I cannot afford to buy and lose another. 

While perusing at Target years ago, I found this clear bag and it's come in handy for all my toiletries ever since. 

I don't want to take the risk of any makeup or product spilling into my checked luggage, so I like to keep it packed in my carry-on or personal item.

I already have incredibly dry skin and there's nothing like the air of the plane to further that dehydration. I've been traveling with Summer Fridays' Jet Lag mask for years. It's soft, nourishing, and prevents flakey skin. 

Can you tell I'm really passionate about hydration? A quick spritz of this in the bathroom will feel like your skin is drinking a glass of water.

Speaking of dry skin, I like to keep my hands moisturized too. (If space is an issue, you can use the Jet Lag mask on your hands, too. I'm just a tad bit extra.)

I've tried every scent of this lip treatment and I keep returning to watermelon slice. It's nourishing on the lips without being overly sticky or gloopy, which is my main issue with a lot of other lip balms. (And for once, it's in stock, so act fast.)

I don't even want to think about the number of germs on an airplane so hand sanitizer is very much a top essential. (And grab some disinfecting wipes while you're at it.)

Deodorant is a must to re-apply midflight.

A simple and gentle facewash that gets the job done while traveling.

Not only do I have dry skin, but I also have sensitive skin, and this SOS spray helps calm down any redness or irritation immediately.

I've tried all the cozy options while traveling, but these Simon Miller ribbed pants are the ultimate winner. (I own them in three colors.) They're lightweight, stretchy, and comfy enough to sleep in. Plus, they're chic!

Meet the portable charger that has gotten me through multiple flights, fashion weeks, and road trips. According to my computer engineer brother, it's the best.

It's easy to get dehydrated on flights, as those little cups of water really don't do much. I like to use these hydration multipliers in the summertime, so I'm bringing a few packets in my carry-on.

I've gone too many flights without a neck pillow, and I ended up very cranky after. Never again.

With the light changes and movement surrounding you, this is going to help you actually get some much-needed sleep.