My Beauty Regime on Long Haul Flights

[@cuteologist82]

I watch this video when I'm upset. It's calming and familiar and it helps me get swat for 15 mins. I've been watching it every few months for six years now. My god. This video has been with me throughout two breakups countless hard nights and days I thought I'd never survive. Thanks for being there for me Lisa. Don't ever think a video means nothing because for what ever stupid reason it could mean the world to someone.

[@agriffingirl23]

Kay L. Oh my gosh- same! Something about it just calms me down.

[@missfaketan7562]

Same! This video is so calming

[@mervecoskun8581]

I am in a really stressful situation right now, that is exactly what i'm doing to calm my self down!

[@Dr-Alexandria]

I’d also recommend the “New Finds, Old Favorites! Skincare and Haircare” one. I put it on to get to sleep most nights (because it’s longer, it’s especially helpful).

[@eleonorelance5411]

Same. I always put Lisa Eldridge on when I have my periods. Everything/Everyone else irritates me immensely and my cramps worsen, but with Lisa, the cramps actually go down, no painkiller needed! It never matters which video and if I'm actively listening to her, just as long as she is on.

[@leurakane7411]

LANEIGE Water Bank mask! I spend a lot of time with pilots and cabin crew, so I get their tips on maintaining skin care despite flying tons and tons. They all swear by Korean products for flights, and for skin recovery after. Korean winters are very drying for the skin, while summers are hot and humid. As such, there are a range of products to suit both situations. The LANEIGE water range is all oil free but incredibly moisturising - even for drier skin types like mine. As for business men judging or such my flying skincare routine (I spend A LOT of time flying, I live in two places currently and do a 9hr flight at least once a month) - I had a gentleman in a suit *humph* and nearly sneer at my little containers and potions. But when we landed, he actually turned to me, haggard as hell, and said: "for all the fuss, you do look lovely, especially considering we've been flying for 14 hours." Another great place to buy WATER PROOF containers is Muji - it's a Japanese retailer that's available around the world. Their container collection is brilliant! I've never ever had any of them leak, explode or let me down. And there's a million sizes of bottles, pots, tubes and boxes. They even sell a set with a spatula and funnel for loading up travel sized products from their bigger bought jars. So you don't have to compromise and bring something that you're not that keen on; just because of the 100mL rule. I could go on... But, I think that's plenty of rambling for now. x

[@oreos888]

Do you only use the water bank mask? Is really love to hear your routine :) x

[@bindar8473]

Thankyou! Going on a long flight soon and definitely utilising these tips!

[@ayaelkady1091]

"Erm whats her face..... Elizabeth Arden". Love it.

[@nakjon]

I have to tell you that I tried your long haul regime from Seattle (USA) to Sao Paulo Brazil yesterday. It was a long 27 hours trip with a layover in New York. Anyway, the Dermalogica hydrating masque is really amazing! My skin felt very healthy and supple. Thanks for sharing! :)

[@sashaqueenie]

I have watched this video multiple times. It's so soothing to watch it again and plan for my next trip.

[@makeupwhilethesunshines-1953]

ohh my god! just had a 16hr flight and tried this out best thing ever! also funniest bit is like you said, I was sitting next to a business man and it was soo funny having a conversation with him while I was carrying out this routine. He just talked as if everything was normal hahah

[@debraray5786]

So many of us are now able to travel for the first time since Covid. It would be wonderful if you would do an updated My Beauty Regime on Long Haul Flights!!! I remembered watching this one years ago and using it. So perfect! But would love to see which products you are using now. Thank you

[@evelina2363]

I’d love an update too

[@damnitnanet122]

One great trick for the Dermalogica Skin Hydrating mask! Mix a dime size amount into the same amount of your moisturizer to turn it into a leave-on hydrating mask/moisturizer for your face and neck. I do it all the time in the winter! No need to remove anything after it sets.

[@Asyma88]

8 years passed, now 2020 and still watching this video. Somehow it’s my favorite of Lisa’s. Yes, it makes me happy. Thank you Lisa ❤️

[@livelifeandexplore90]

Would it be possible to do a product update for this long haul flight routine?

[@innerstunner9674]

I would love to see an update as well.

[@debraray5786]

@@innerstunner9674 ME TOO!!!!

[@madamemysteree]

i love the tone of your voice ! i find it very soothing, relaxing and calming , i love your videos off course !! i'm sure i'm not the only one that think that you have a really relaxing voice !! xoxo

[@an.n5388]

she sounds so.....motherly. That's how I would put it.

[@kit7647]

My flights are never longer than 8 hours, but I'm often meeting family, so I always make sure that I look fresh and awake. This also acts as my complete makeup routine while on holiday. -Travel size wet wipes -Travel size makeup wipes -Eye mask (the Sephora ones are great) -Hydrating moisturizer -CC cream with SPF -Concealer (I have acne and scarring) -Nivea lip balm with SPF 30 -Brow pencil -Lip colour

[@AbigailButcher]

Keep in mind that during flights, especially if you have a window seat, that those UV rays are even stronger at that altitude. So keep the window screen shut if you're not wearing any spf.

[@binkao2938]

Abby Butcher Never thought of that, thank you!

[@laurailunga7000]

Yes that is very important. I always have sunscreen on me when up there and I reapply

[@fernandokartodikromo6675]

Always put SPF while flying. Even if you put the window screen down, you still get the UVA rays through the cabine.

[@aperson5261]

Wow I never thought of that!! Thanks for the advice I’ll definitely be doing that!!

[@LisaEldridge]

Only once when British Airways lost my make-up kit on the way to a big US Harpers Bazaar Cover shoot .... the shoot was the next day so I had to go and buy loads of make-up! It was horrible, my bag turned up two days later : ( X

[@ReneeC43]

Years later and I still watch this video to relax!

[@LisaEldridge]

that's amazing to hear 😍

[@trudieadcock4359]

Me too!

[@amelievern1674]

I'm rewatching all of your videos from oldest to newest and your experience with people looking at your routine reminds me of myself back in college. I've never really been on a plane before, but I get similar reactions when I do my skincare in our room before the class starts. I had a very hectic schedule but never did dare skip my skincare. It's funny because after doing everything, the giggles become jawdrops. My skin isn't perfect, but it is glowing after the masks and creams. 😁

[@ARIA3173]

This video is old but Korean Sleeping Packs might be a great alternative. I use the Etude House Collagen Moistful Sleeping Pack and it's great! Clear, not tacky and it's both firming and moisture locking :)

[@fizzysherbetfun]

I have used this routine for years now, ever since i first watched this video and it has been so amazing, I can't imagine not doing this on long flights now. I tend to use face wipes as well as bioderma as I find it so refreshing, especially at the end of the flight. I use the wipe not just on my face but the front and back of my neck as well. I also pack eye drops as well as I find sleeping on planes can give me red eyes. The best face mask I have found is the thirstymud hydrating treatment. I find it works better than any mask I've tried. The laneige sleeping pack and the bioderma sensibo mask are both great options as well

[@1601Quixote]

Hi Lisa, thank you for the awesome tips. My daughter and I just flown to the UK from NZ and thoroughly enjoyed the regime. Kept us occupied and no funny looks!! It was fun buying the products and prepping for the flight. Our skin felt amazing on arrival. You are such a star.

[@arielbrookes3629]

I love your accent every thing u say sounds so luxurious

[@daniellajung9421]

Water sleeping mask by La neige (Korean brand)- very clear First Aid Mask Overnight by Belief(Korean brand)- very juicy, can be thick for oily skin, but perfect for a long flight !!!

[@jennyrudloff712]

I have tried this routine a few times on my flight to and from Australia and it feels really great. Last time my friend in Frankfurt commented on the way I looked after such a long flight. One thing I think you should stress is, that it is important to wash your hands before you touch your face. Either with water and soap or with a liquid hand sanitizer gel which you can carry with you in your plastic bag. Thank you for this inspiration.

[@s_shaleh]

La Roche Posay just recently released a new water sleeping mask to replace their hydraphase hydrating mask. Not sure if it's only for the asian market though. It's an awesome transparent mask. It sinks in fast and dries quickly so you're not left with that sticky residue.

[@888ThomtheArtist888]

I LOVE how detailed and creative this video is. You made every product you spoke about have a function instead of naming a bunch of products. Excellent informative well made video.

[@LinA-lb9ds]

Wow, thanks for the info! My skin always gets so dry after a long flight and I also get breakouts. It usually takes weeks before my skin gets back to normal. I'll definitely need to try this!

[@HumaGull1]

Lovely Lisa. As always, I love watching your vedios. Fir me, Rose water spray is the best during long hours flights. Organic and pure Rose water is must. The essential oils in Rose water keeps the skin moisturised and fresh including the eye area.

[@neematm8266]

now that I can afford lol

[@sweetgirls95]

Avene soothing moisture mask is clear and super hydrating, I use on holiday to rehydrate my skin after being exposed to the sun all day and I just sleep in it since it doesn't look like you have a mask on. Love you

[@anntyler1091]

I LOVE that you said RIGAMAROLE, that was one of my dear father's favorite words to say, if he thought something was unduly excessive. You are perfect!!!

[@CycloneChild]

I love this video so much. I must watch this video at least once every few months (before I fly usually). I never would've thought of using a moisturizing mask but I've been doing it now since 2013 and it makes a big difference! No more post-flight breakouts. Thank you, Lisa!

[@irinalisunova8668]

My flight skin saver is Kiels overnight hydrating mask. I apply same way for full time of the flight. Yes, a lot of fun for men sitting nearby :) The only disadvantage it does not come in compact packaging, so needs to be repackaged before the travel or ask samples in the store.

[@DJah90]

Thank you Lisa!! Great recommendations. I get really stumped on what to bring because of the liquid restrictions onboard.. & it frustrates me that I can only take in 1 bag. (I simply ignore the fellow passengers who are annoyed by my in-flight regimes as well.)

[@piablomberg8621]

Hi! I'm 59 year's in January and have always treat my face with care. You can't tell my age. Now I have discovered your video here and I just love them!!! So many things that I pick up and do. All from cleaning to make up's. I am blonde and have blue eyes, because of that and my age like the more discrete make up. Love brown and light grey colours. So thank you so much for all your videos that you share! Giving so many recommendations how to do. I share your videos with my foster daughter, 16, so she will have a beautiful face and skin when she gets old. Big hugs from the old woman in Sweden/Pia

[@reneelowe5438]

OmG! Great, helpful video! I laughed out loud when you were looking for the name of the 8 Hour Cream and said "you know, what's her face..Elizabeth Arden." ;)

[@sdeesy3614]

Would LOVE to see an updated version of this. I keep coming back to it.

[@debraray5786]

YES!!!!!! 2023 version! 😀

[@GiantEagle610]

Have always dreaded going on flights as I always stepped off the plane looking like death warmed over. Will be going on a long haul flight soon. Kuching-Kuala Lumpur-Hong Kong-New York. That's two days of flying and to top it up jet lag. Can't wait to try out your beauty regime, and see if I can step off the plane looking like a million dollars...

[@StephanieRivera33]

I love the Mary Kay TimeWise Moisture Renewing Gel Mask! It comes out of the tube with a pink hue, but it's hardly noticeable when applied. It goes on slightly shiny and dries down to a silky finish, and it leaves your skin feeling so moisturized.

[@kuturah-elizabethbolton9466]

PeterThomasRoth Cucumber Gel Mask Extreme Detoxifying Hydrator. I love it! Dries clear even though it's green in the container. I can pop it on while going on errands and it goes undetected. Love your videos. New Subbie! I like that you care about the epidermis as well as the enhancement of a woman's beauty with makeup not wearing a mask...❤️💜

[@nellywypych8755]

PeterThomasRoth Cucumber Gel Mask is the one I used on flights too (back when we could fly). Looking forward to a post-COVID world so I can do my Lisa-inspired flight facial again :)

[@helenalldridge1145]

I love this video, i watch it even if im not going on a flight. Lisa makes me laugh a few times in it, i would love to meet her. Xx

[@LoveMyZLightBody]

I cannot wait to try this on my two trips I am about to take. Thank for this Lovely tutorial! I always battled with breakouts after I landed. :)

[@weeruthmarie]

hi lisa, i went to vietnam from the uk last month and used / adapted this routine for my flight. i did sneak off to the bathroom to put on the mask but i topped up the eyecream, lip care and handcream at my seat throughout the flight. my skin felt wonderful by the end of my flight, so pleased to escape that parched, hungover feel that always comes with travel. thank you!!! x

[@candygirl2509]

I'm 18 years old and Lisa has better skin than I do. I'll have what she's having!

[@VirginiaPurple]

+Jackie Stevens with 18 you actually still have to cope with hormone changes... NEVER use what people use qho are far older or you will disturb everything and in 10 yrs you will have more problems. Use hydrating and moirturizing... look at her teenage section!

[@karinasuar]

Peter Thomas Roth has a cucumber, hydrating mask that is just as good. Really seals in the moisture, and I have a small size ready to go for my next trip.

[@Nubianette]

Me too!

[@Jdonovanford]

A bit pricey... seems all people here have the money to buy all expensive products she advertises...

[@joannakonstantopoulou6006]

Oh my, I just found how to spend time on such a long flight. This should be fun! :D

[@SDaymo]

I love how you show yourself using the products rather than just talking about them, I'm not going on any flights but this makes me want to give myself a pamper evening!

[@directorsslate]

You're always first class, Lisa! Pun intended.

[@TrappedinSLC]

One request, as a possible fellow passenger: this is not the time to use up any samples you ended up with that are fragranced to high heaven (I dunno why anyone wants to use that much fragrance on their skin anyway, but some stuff has it) because everyone is trapped in a very small space and there is no good way to get away from the scent if it is a problem, and some people have allergies and scent-triggered migraines. Trust me, flying with a migraine is no fun. So just think about how fragranced your stuff is before you pack it. (Same with regular perfume, actually. You don't need to be drenched in fragrance for a flight.) When I was flying between the US and the U.K. a lot, one of my must have items was a nice hydrating lip balm. (One that sinks into the skin, not one that just puts a film on top.) Preferably in a stick form rather than a pot, so I didn't have to stick my fingers in it. I'd keep that handy and just reapply as needed.

[@mindinash7108]

+Kris Dow Amen to this. I was on a flight once where the woman in front of me decided to use nail polish. It's not a fun smell even in a well-ventilated area, and in the cabin of an airplane it was nauseating/gagging/migraine-inducing.

[@funeralgiggle3771]

+Kris Dow No kidding! I was on a long-haul flight and the cabin smelled so much like Bengay and TigerBalm it was unreal.

[@VirginiaPurple]

+Kris Dow and sometimes asians eat horrible smelly food - disturbes me either... Thats what you have to cope with, when flying... Sorry, but you can't forbid everything and most times those people using loads of perfume, are actually those who will never care

[@nyaweh8156]

I feel like you shouldn't wear purfume period. I mean spray yourself when the flight is over, why need to wear it on the plane.

[@TrappedinSLC]

+VirginiaPurple There is a difference between saying "people should not be allowed to..." and requesting politely that people are thoughtful about their fellow passengers. I am doing the latter on the basis that for some people, like me, a fragrance can be not just unpleasant to smell but actually physically painful or problematic. (I've known a couple of people who had asthma type reactions to strong fragrances and so would need to use an inhaler to help breathe if they were trapped in a small area with someone using strongly fragranced products, so it isn't just the possible migraine trigger issue.) Unless the airline has a specific policy (which some might, these days, if they are willing to ban passengers over clothing choices and the like also) no one is preventing people from using whatever they like - but it is polite to be aware that you are sharing a small space with other people and to try to be considerate of that fact. If we all do it flying would be more pleasant for all.

[@KantanRyouri]

Lisa, I am sure you have been heard of Laneige sleeping mask by now. You bought some when you were in Korea and how do you feel about that so far? I use it all the time and never have thought of using it during flying. I will definitely use it on my next flight.

[@Chrissy244216]

I like your ideas a lot. Also, I've watched dozens of your videos and it may sound silly but I think you have the most soothing voice. Watching your videos is such a great form of relaxation! Thanks for making them!

[@khaoulabaccouche2660]

Love this video, Lisa do you have an updated flight routine?

[@debraray5786]

yes please!!!

[@جميلأسلم-ط7ع]

you might want to try clinique's new moisture surge overnight mask.

[@Billythachikk]

I'm going to do most of this next month, even though I'm only in the air for 2 hours!

[@reginacaporn]

Thank you so much for sharing what you do on a long flight. I am going to be flying to the other side of the world this year and was dreading how I would look and feel by the time I landed. This has really inspired me, and I will definitely be following your guide, You looked really vibrant and your skin looked so fresh when you had finished. Thank you.

[@1SAAM11]

Eight hour cream by What's Her Face! hahahaha

[@yolilyholo6626]

What about dirty hands? Do you go wash your hands first or use anti bac hand stuff? I'm a bit nervous about touching my face after touching my surroundings...

[@hagiwaramio7289]

+Yo holo I feel you ) I always take a sanitizer with me on board, cause the seat is dirty, door handles and pretty much everything x) I use before I do my in-flight routine and before the meal

[@jalynieee]

Maybe try wet wipes

[@Abbbbbb324]

+Yo holo My recommendation is to use hand creams that contain anti bacterial properties,like kinda a hand cream and sanitizer in one :) Because wet wipes make a lot of waste and are quite bulky while hand sanitizer really dries out your hands after a while :D Hope that helps!

[@brit4340]

Love the flight noises :)!!

[@micheleL]

I recently followed your regime for a long haul flight to milan (by substituting a few products that suits my skin) and may I say your regime is remarkable!!! I used to have really dried (and oily skin) after a long flight and now my skin feel smooth and plumped afterwards. Thank you so much Lisa for this very useful video! I can now be very well prepared for any long haul flights :)

[@fionacobb5503]

Clinique Moisture Surge - any of that range works well for super hydration on a flight.

[@joannakonstantopoulou6006]

Read my mind

[@sunshinejewel2952]

That stuff is the best

[@selinacheung6282]

Aww lisa cracks me up 😂the way she just faked slept

[@HaalaK]

Hi, wouldn't you need a mirror to do this? what do you use to see your reflection?

[@ChitterlingsNKimchi]

Korean sleeping packs are sheer: Laneige, Tony Moly etc., and great for stealth wear.

[@heatherbrowning3590]

Thanks for this video. It is priceless. Your opinion is very much respected.

[@LadyEsco725]

This is the cutest video

[@christinaplus2606]

dear lisa, this makeup is absolutely gorgeous! your skin looks so plump and glowy and it seems like you've just jumped out of bed like this 😍 I would really appreciate a video on this look even though this film isn't a current one. stunning as always! X

[@janethothersall8345]

Just out of curiosity...do you still use the same regime in 2019?

[@anaj9346]

Hopefully not. This is all just super drying

[@debraray5786]

@@anaj9346 Why would it be drying?

[@adiosepic1829]

One thing that I just don't understand: why not do this BEFORE your flight?? I mean, if it's before you leave your house, then it's only like an extra hour or two that the stuff has to actively moisturize your face, so no big deal. And if you've got 20 extra minutes before your flight, then you've got the terminal bathroom with a sink and soap and a mirror and ROOM to move around. So why go through all of these steps in your seat????

[@PacificNWGrl]

agree

[@Marydekergarec]

it is just a way to kill the time when you have a very long flight.

[@adiosepic1829]

Micheline Buchon Seems like reading or watching a movie would be a more entertaining way to do that : /

[@Marydekergarec]

+Adios Epic yes sure, but believe me when you have to spend more than 10 hours sitting (and i am not even talking about the waiting in airport) in an aircraft anything can be entertaining.

[@Ash2theB]

+Adios Epic I've done this on short flights and I love it. My skin is extremely dry so I rather do it while I'm already siting on the plane and not running a trying to find my terminal or a bathroom. Going to the airport for me is so stressful and I'm a last minute packer. And, I usually don't put anything on my face before I leave my house anyways, bc it one thing not to worry about. Once I'm in my seat, unwind, throw on a mask and moisturizer.

[@TrappedinSLC]

Additional comment which people might find odd - does anyone do something like this for car trips? My mom hates to fly so we regularly do fairly long times in the car (5-12 hours per day, depending) and in the winter with the heating on in the car, it can be very drying. It never occurred to me to use a hydrating mask but I bet it would work, and the one in the video looks invisible enough to not look too odd if we stop at a rest area.

[@kit7647]

You could also just do a sheet mask. They're usually only on for about 15 minutes, so you could easily fit it in before rest stops. You can also layer some products, like a serum and a heavier face cream to give you that shot of moisture.

[@courtneycullen6289]

I started developing a similar routine when I first flew to Italy (from the US, via Heathrow) when I was in school because I was a skin and beauty obsessed teen. And as a lawyer who travels a lot (not as much via plane in 2020), it's served me well both of international and cross country flights. It's also very calming and then I curl up in my flying wrap and read or watch movies. I am terrible about sleeping on planes, even though we did many long haul flights when I was a child and unless I need to knock myself out with some antihistimines because I have to get off the plane and be awake, I generally read most of the flight, but try to at least make myself listen to a book or a meditation for an hour or two to let my body relax. I love the current version of the Sisley mask too. I also like the Chantecaille biolifting mask, which smoothes out clear (but is very expensive) and I've recently been in love with the Innisfree green tea hydrating mask, which is very reasonable and so hydrating. An I will do basically the same routine for long car trips, which I take often for work, just when I stop for gas or to use the restroom.

[@I3img]

I don't know why (and maybe that's just me) but you remind me a lot of Natalie Portman... I wouldn't be surprised if you were related to her!

[@np6294]

Girl yes! That's who she reminds me of!

[@bastelkiste2242]

And also Keira Knightley I think.

[@sunshinejewel2952]

It’s the mole and skin tone

[@mervecoskun8581]

@@sunshinejewel2952 I think the the shape of her eyes adds a lot to the resemblance.

[@DanityFairMakeup]

I have booked a 9 hr flight for august. That gives me time to save up samples! i'm excited to do this. Do you ever paint your nails on a flight? I imagine the smell would be awful for others on a plane.

[@Liz-mm4bb]

I'm definitely going to start saving up on samples as well, they come in handy for flights. Unless you happen to have a completely scentless nail polish (which I have yet to discover), I don't think painting them would be a great idea, especially since other people have to smell it. That's a sure way to make you the most hated passenger on the flight ;) Have a safe trip!

[@calleeka]

If you have a Nordstrom nearby, they are chock-full of samples, as is Sephora. Likely the salespeople do not wish most customers to have this knowledge

[@calleeka]

Liz R It is not legal to paint nails in flight due to major health risk to persons with allergies. Better not, and opt either gel mani prior or simply pack a day before flight, and paint nails the night before flying :). Good advice, Liz!

[@TTJ1186]

Origin drink up mask is pretty great

[@TTJ1186]

It look like normal moisturizer on my skin, so I guess that's just me :)

[@tigressBZ5]

Love this ! The glam glow hydration mask is amazing and goes clear with a thin layer

[@likethesun13]

The only thing I wouldn't do, is touch my face with my hands after I've been in the check in and in the waiting area. And I wouldn't recommend using a hand sanitizer before either. So if I don't go to the bathroom right before the flight, I think I would have to find a better way to apply products on my face. Maybe with a cotton pad? It might not be a perfect solution. But better than dirty hands in my opinion.

[@monjiaitaly]

you can wash your hands in the airplane's bathroom. :)

[@likethesun13]

That's true;)

[@anonymousorange4457]

True 😛😃😄😝😋😜😁😃😋😋😝😀😃😄😃😜😘😁😘💤😃😀😋😄😛

[@fizzysherbetfun]

deborah dd I just tend to use hand sanitiser, but then wipe my hands with my face wipe before touching my face.

[@anonymousorange4457]

Hayley M hmm that might be good

[@NinjaGirl14172]

Can you do an updated video?

[@lizfriesen3056]

now I wish I had a long haul flight to do this on...

[@ChloeGhorbeh]

I highly recommend the Fresh Black Tea Mask. It is white in the jar but clear when applied. It is very hydrating and plumping and also refreshing as it has a cucumber-ish scent to it. I think it would be perfect to use on a flight!

[@sarahseven2515]

You sound and look so like Nigella Lawson

[@charlenewilliams9472]

You remind me a lot of the chef Nigella Lawson

[@TheRobilottas]

I have a question: why to even put any makeup on to begin with? Put some mascara on at home, SPF and some lip balm- done!

[@niamhbowling7214]

I get what you're saying but some people just feel more comfortable and confident with a bit of makeup, although it's a little unnecessary. It's a self esteem thing.

[@elodi_rose]

I'm moving from Boston to Cape Town, South Africa in two months and I've been concerned about the 22 hour flight (plus layovers). I'm so excited to use this routine!!!

[@koneko279]

I can't even tell you how many times I've watched this video. I LOVE LOVE LOVE your makeup in this video and the glow of your skin after the products are put on. I hate to fly but I've done this video as a part of "spa night".

[@kristiknobloch3760]

After almost nine years of watching this video... I finally purchase one of the sleep masks you recommended. I got the Dragonfly in the Peacock blue color!

[@debraray5786]

You liked it then?

[@erinsmith8749]

No7 Beautiful Skin - Hydration Mask! It dries clear with a satin, but dry finish and feels incredible! Also works really well with a Beauty Bar to help glide easily over your skin. Plus insanely cheap price point. I used it tonight in the same way with two thin layers and sounds like it has a similar finish. Love it!

[@mayaluna11]

I have dry, aging skin, and fly long haul at least 5 times a year. Despite slathering on creams, oils, I used to arrive looking like a crocodile :( I've been using Lisa's routine for 2 years now, and it's amazing!. I've experimented with several clear hydrating masks. The Sisley is by far the best, but the price may be a problem. The Dermalogica is a great runner and costs 75% less. Instead of the Caudalie mist, I'm now using Dermalogica's antioxidant hydrating mist. More hydrating and nourishing for me. Thanks Lisa!!!

[@Tazzy5]

Hi Stace, Flying alone can be loads of fun. The stewards on the plane will help you with any questions, as well as people working in the airport. Twenty five hours IS a long time, but you can do Lisa's routine and tweak it with some favorite products of your own! I have flown by myself all over, from US to Mexico, US to France and England, those flights were about 11 hours. Read, take a laptop if you need to, SLEEP, and give yourself a spa treatment. Happy travels!

[@donnabarrett4361]

I have watched this video a million times! I love your skin care videos Lisa!!!

[@kandorstevenson]

I really enjoyed watching this video in particular. Excellently explained and one can see the effect of the treatment on your video and how your face looks revitalized and new.

[@marromman]

Great video. I have some flights coming up, and have allready written down some of the products you suggested, so I can try them out. I will be going back to Aruba, where I have lived, in a few weeks, which I'm really excited about! Meeting with friends and showing the island to my children. This sounds like a great routine while sitting around in the plane.

[@maretta0728]

The longest flight I've ever taken was the one to Miami and if I knew before about your beauty routine, I surely have took some inspiration from it. Actually, I think it's quite an amazing beauty routine to follow also from time to time when you're at home. Thank you for being always so helpful and inspiring

[@sarienvanschalkwyk6318]

Thanks Lisa, love this video. I have taken a 14 hour flight every Christmas for the past 10 years and I also believe in the magic of a clear mask. Currently I am using the Cream Mask from Esse Organic Skincare, it is beautiful.

[@daniahmiller3336]

You've inspired me to actually take care of my skin. I love makeup and doing dramatic looks, but now I seem to be drawn to looking as flawlessly beautiful and radiant as possible, which begins with the skin underneath all the makeup. Glad I realized this at the age of 21 and not later on. You're a gorgeous inspiration Lisa :) Thank you.

[@helenz3281]

the fresh rose petal mask is great too! and it smells great, i use it all the time on plane, but it is slightly bit brown, but no one can tell in the dark light on plane.

[@katieeisenhower1168]

I never considered doing this -- fabulous idea. The sound effects are great!

[@ceamean]

I hate plane trips just because I feel soooo tired and look even more tired when we're landing. This routine is amazing! And who cares what others think when I feel refreshed and beautiful. Lol. Thanks Lisa xxx

[@KimmieSpirit]

I'm travelling to Tokyo in May and it's a long flight. I am so glad I found your video. You inspired me to make my own routine. Thank you!

[@Whatisupwiththatpict]

I love watching all your videos, and I don't get to fly usually. But I learned some good products to use. Lisa you are helping me have better skin and looking better with your advise on makeup. Thank you.

[@lekaj24]

Hi Lisa, in 1 month I'm flying back to Europe to visit my family and childhood friends. I am so excited to see them after so long, but a little nervous too. This regime is wonderful and will help me when i arrive there I want to look at my best as they haven't seen me in years. My face has been acting weird lately, but I'm trying hard to bring it back to normal before my flight. Cant wait to visit Europe...my home...!

[@joannefabiaschi4604]

Wow! That Sisley masque is awesome! I purchased some because of this video and I like it even more than La Mer masques! Not tried it on a long haul but hope to soon. I have dry skin and i used Burt's Bees tinted lip balm as blush on a flight also. So cool that an expert recommends it x

[@sals7059]

Dearest Lisa. Omg. Love it. I always think flying should be a luxurious pampering experience. Thank you! Could you please do an updated version with products that are for sensitive skin and available in Canada/US Please!!!

[@melikaibukic2013]

Another good mask option is Ole Henricksen's Invigorating Night Gel. Goes on completely clear. It's done wonders for me in reducing breakouts and I love how it tightens up my skin!

[@Juliamay67]

Lisa, I've been a subscriber for years and just came back for a "Lisa Lesson" as I will be flying 12+ hours to China in a few weeks. My teenage son is going to throw a fit when I start this routine but I bet he'll be begging for his own treatments after a few dry hours. THANK YOU. I'm an esthetician but I am always learning from you.

[@Juliamay67]

Additionally, two products I love to help my very dry, 47 year old skin are Bioelements Gel Therapy and Bioelements Ultra-Rich Crèmetherapy. I layer these two masks (in that order). They do go on mostly invisible if you don't slather too much on. Thank you.