Understand What Travel Does to Your Skin
The dry, recycled air in airplanes can strip moisture from your skin fast—often leaving it parched, tight, or sometimes even extra oily as it tries to over-compensate by producing more oil. Throw in a time zone change or sleep disruption and your skin’s barrier can become even more vulnerable to irritation and breakouts.
Environmental changes(such as a change in humidity levels or air quality) can also throw your skin off. If you’re heading somewhere hotter, you might see an uptick in oiliness and clogged pores—while heading to colder or drier can leave your skin more sensitive, and dry. Either way, travel puts your skin into stress mode, so our main goal is to support and stabilize.