INTERESTING Things I'm Packing for Korea Trip!

Outlet adapter - www.amazon.com/EPICKA-Univers...
Coin organizer - www.amazon.com/Japanese-Organ...
Neck pillow - www.amazon.com/Travelrest-Ult...
Kindle - www.amazon.com/dp/B09SWW583J?
Portable charger - www.amazon.com/Anker-PowerCor...
Shoes - www.salomon.com/
Jean jacket - sorry :( don’t remember and tag doesn’t say
Tote - www.seoulathleticclub.com/
Sunstick - www.amazon.in/ISNTREE-Hyaluro...
Menstrual cup - www.pixiecup.com/
Portable blanket - www.amazon.com/Matador-Pocket...
Airfly - www.amazon.com/Twelve-South-T...
Portable laundry detergent - www.amazon.com/Universal-Dete...
Laundry line - www.amazon.com/Sea-Summit-Lit...
Probiotic - www.amazon.com/Physicians-Cho...
Multivitamin - share.ritual.com/x/XLT7Kq
These I just got at the grocery store!
Vitamin C
Lysine
Cranberry pills
Melatonin
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[@caronsmillie4210]

Thank you so much😊 this is perfect timing for me as im off to Japan and South Korea in 12 days! Got tips on things and apps I wouldn't have thought or known about. Hope ur having a wonderful time ❤

[@tressuni]

Yay!!! This makes me so happy 😃

[@LariTanner]

I'll be there in just a few weeks!! Can't wait and thanks for your packing essentials, I'm totally getting a few of them! Happy travels, be safe and looking forward to your videos from Korea!

[@tressuni]

Amazing yay!! 😃😃😃

[@hanurk]

Nice suggestions. Thanks for sharing

[@tressuni]

You’re welcome!

[@yj8641]

Walk in pharmacy if you have any minor health problem. Pharmacists are very helpful and will give you the right med. Vitamins C &B drinks are very helpful when you are not feeling well.

[@franciscawrites8972]

Looking forward to following your adventures…this is going to be very interesting

[@tressuni]

😩 love this comment thank you

[@maebellinekang]

i love the whole video but i love the end bit the most LOL where you suddenly arrived in SK ! and you look so cute and excited like a lil girl 😆

[@tressuni]

Hahahhaha thank you!!! I was very intentional abt adding that part 🤣🤣

[@user-pm4bw2zo1f]

It is getting hotter here in Korea. It was hot like an early summer day yesterday. But it gets chilly at night.

[@tressuni]

Good to know!

[@yj8641]

It's hot like summer in the daytime, and cold at night. So a lot of short t-shirts and layers of jackets are good now.

[@yj8641]

You Dont need the coin organizer in Korea. When you buy at street vendors, most prices are priced 1000won, 2000won, etc. You may use coins but coins are hardly needed. Credit cards, and some bills in case is fine. Oh, the T-card. Get the T-card at the airport convenient store.

[@iu2]

This is true. The only time you need coins is for the laundromat.

[@arohacallie]

If you use cash at Olive Young, they refund the tax if you show your passport so you get some coins back.

[@tressuni]

Yes thank you!

[@yj8641]

I recommend you to take a hat. It's much easier to protect from the sun than applying suncream every two hours. You can also buy serious sun-protection fully covering hat like Ahjummas 😅 You can buy amazing sunblock+makeup foundation bases in Korea. Use them under the foundation, you look naturally bright all day. They work like magic. some Koreans are using sun-umbrellas already. The sun ray is getting stronger.

[@jasontungjw]

For me I ALWAYS bring Papaw ointment. It heals all wounds like dry skin, chapped lips, bug bites, you name it! And when it comes to plugs I bought the chargers with changeable sockets so I do not have to bring adapters 😎

[@iu2]

@Tressuni: Are you already here? If so, for how long?

[@chacmool2581]

Are you taking a full size towel and shower curtain? I ask because those two items are unknown in Hanguk. 😂

[@lakid9749]

"Not really sure" about a lot.

[@tressuni]

Yea story of my life lol

[@slavvalb3933]

The first thing I would bring with me are lots of deodorants. If I would travel to S. Korea, which I am dreaming about, one thing is that I heard they don't sell them there ?!

[@tressuni]

I thought I saw some!! But yes def more rare than the states

[@user-pm4bw2zo1f]

You can buy deodorants at the convenience store and Olive young(Korean drug store). NIVEA is the most common brand here.

[@slavvalb3933]

@@user-pm4bw2zo1f they are there. But, they may not actually deodorize. Some formulas irritates skin and makes it even worse . Unless u have the same brands what we have in U.S.. But, so curious to try Korean brands 😀

[@user-pm4bw2zo1f]

@@slavvalb3933 You are right. I don’t think we can purchase a wide variety of deodorants here in Korea. NIVEA is the most common here. A few other brands such as Crystal, Dove are sold. International cosmetic brands like Clarins, Channel / and some European drugstore brands like Uriage have a small portion of the market.

[@slavvalb3933]

@@user-pm4bw2zo1f yeah. Nivea and Dove are good. One has to watch out for expiration date on them