Traveling in Luxury From Your Seat in Coach

Unless you’re fortunate enough to travel first class, let’s face it: Traveling is probably the least enjoyable part of…well, traveling. Leg room is becoming all but nonexistent on airlines and you can’t stretch your arms without elbowing your neighbor, who is also battling you for armrest space. Trains are a slightly roomier alternative, but they aren’t always convenient and they certainly aren’t more comfortable. So, how do you travel in comfort when faced with the uncomfortable?  These products will help.

Bath and Body Works‘ fuzzy, shea-infused socks will keep your feet warm on those notoriously freezing modes of transportation, keep them moisturized and ready to hit the ground running when you reach your destination. And they are a great buy for less than $10.

We’ve all seen those horseshoe-shaped pillows people loop around their neck in an attempt to sleep (insert finger air quotes) comfortably while traveling. This may finally be one that works. The TravelRest Travel Pillow rests diagonally across your chest like a seatbelt. You can attach it to your seat so it won’t shift when you shift or you can sling the cord over your head and shoulder like a messenger bag. Best of all, it’s easy to pack. You can simply roll it up and attach it to the handle of your carry-on. It is $30, but it’s a splurge well worth it.

Traveling can drain you. That’s a fact. Apply Sephora’s Instant Depuffing Eye Mask when the pilot announces you’ve begun your final descent and you’ll arrive at your destination looking refreshed, awake and ready to start your vacation. For $6, this eye mask is an eye opener you can’t afford to pass up!