Tag: travel kit
Beauty
Apr 7, 2015The Art of Shaving Travel Kit
The Art of Shaving philosophy is all about providing the ideal shaving experience. Sometimes this means staying perfectly groomed while on the road. The Art of Shaving sells an extensive set of travel kits to ensure you look your best no matter where you are.
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A New Rhythm of Work in Seoul
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Tumi Travel Kits
Even for those packing light, basic hygiene supplies are essential carry-ons for travelers. Loose shampoo and shaving cream bottles can make a mess of a suitcase, and unsecured razor blades can even be dangerous. Serious travelers should invest in toiletry kits, like the new line created by luggage brand Tumi.
Pinch Provisions
Pinch Provision is the go-to for emergency kits for any occasion. Filled with premium, personal care essentials, the kits are affordable and a perfect size for travel. Shop by recipient: women, men, unisex, teens and even pets. Or shop by occasion: weddings, school, birthday, new mom, graduation, party favors and good luck. All kits come in a variety of styles and colors including animal print, glitter, stripes and even a mustachioed flip-top tin. The sleek kits are the ideal upgrade from plain travel kits of the past.
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Taiwan: Whatever Your Pleasure
Taiwan’s wealth of offerings ensures travelers find destinations, activities and amenities to suit all interests.
Beauty
Sep 20, 2014Beauty On-The-Go
Traveling with full-sized products comes with many obstacles. Even if you pack only what you deem “necessary.” All the products you use on a daily basis not only take up much needed space in your suitcase, but they also add weight to your luggage that may put you over the general 50-pound limit. Taking them out and putting them in your carry-on isn’t always the answer. Most of your toiletries probably don’t fit the 3.4-ounce limit and having to throw them away is never fun.