Travel Beauty Kit: My Skincare Routine for Long Haul Flights | Dr Sam in the City

[@shizzle218]

I have found sometimes I can't carry that many products or not able to apply liquids. SHEET MASKS are amazing! Although it can make you look like a serial killer, it provides amazing Hydration and very soft skin

[@Heyimvalarie18]

Aww, I remember those days of airline spa trips haha, now with an 18 month old daughter and my husband, I don't have time. Not to mention business class and economy instead of 1st class =[ ... I never, ever recommend people using the bathroom water on planes, totally not "clean" enough.

[@Noblesseobligebeauty]

love your videos. Please could you do a vid on your favorite foundations/ makeup? thanks xoxo

[@DrSamBunting]

Will do - a much-loved topic.

[@Jasmineflower124]

absolutly loved the video!!!! ive been wondering when u will upload a new video and here it is, i always look forward to ur videos they are so helpful and u are so elegant and stylish. i also use epiduo for any problem skin and it works a treat. you should do some vlogs.. a day in the life of type videos :)

[@DrSamBunting]

Thank-you! Will give that idea some thought...:)

[@cindywebb7718]

Hi Sam, Fantastic and honest video as always!! I was so excited to see you'd uploaded :). I'm in the process of saving up to come and see you at your clinic - I can't wait (I need so much help.. Years of ignorance !) Xx

[@DrSamBunting]

So kind! You'd be most welcome.

[@sofialiberata5692]

Great video…very informative! Looking forward to more videos :)

[@DrSamBunting]

Thank-you!

[@kristinaw6654]

Great advice. Having done a few long hauls from Brisbane, Australia to London I am going to keep these tips in mind to use. What about spritzing and patting in thermal waters (I know you shouldn't let them just dry on skin) like Avene and La Roche Posay for hydration and then occlusive moisturiser to seal in the water?

[@stregadisalem732]

Kristina W I’ve heard people recommending this too

[@kirsten121]

Thanks Dr B. Would be good to have more lip product recommendations - I know you're on a quest like me to find the perfect one!

[@khush-nv4pi]

ahh...you are here again...keep going with videos Dr Sam...very informative...waited for long for new video

[@DrSamBunting]

Thank-you! Glad you're enjoying the videos.

[@ecazzolli]

Dr. Sam, I love your necklace! Where is it from?? Thanks!! :)

[@dolly400]

Brilliant video x

[@DrSamBunting]

So grateful!

[@missVmilne]

Nailed it - well done : )

[@missf79]

So excited!!! Great video as always!! Thank you!! 😁😚 is the CE Ferulic suitable for Rosacea?

[@DrSamBunting]

Thank-you! Vitamin C in the form of such a product can be valuable - but skin needs to be calm and not bumpy first.

[@missf79]

+Dr Sam Bunting thank you! Im so grateful you replied, I think your totally fab!! 😘 x

[@corref2082]

Dr Sam Bunting m

[@brynleywilliams8640]

I'm a flight attendant and always worry about my skin as now I have dermatitis would you still follow these steps if I'm working? Thanks

[@pamelacoman4844]

hello, Dr. sam . It read in several articles that niacinamide combined with ascorbic acid is not good , is this true?

[@Chicpea101]

Great video, I must find out about seeing you for a consultation x

[@DrSamBunting]

You'd be most welcome!

[@joballinger6019]

Hi Dr Sam, what was the over the counter alternative to Duac you mentioned in this video? I couldn't quite catch the name!

[@mysteriouskat]

Love your shirt-may I ask what brand it is?

[@mrssenta7197]

When do you use the Vit C serum: at your day or nightroutine?

[@bimbadisemmy]

Loved the video! Thanks so much! Do you think this would work for me even if I am a bit prone to redness? Would love to start early enough using anti aging products! I am 29 and use only azelaic acid at the moment!

[@DrSamBunting]

I think gentle retinoids and vitamin C can work just fine with redness-prone skin - just add one at a time and go slow.

[@xAdrianaxL]

Completely off topic but I can't place your accent? It sounds British mixed with somewhere else? :)

[@cadyrines5267]

Sounds so attractive but I can't figure it out as well 😍

[@DrSamBunting]

Northern Irish!

[@37finley]

Hi Dr Sam. I'm wondering if the shea butter in Obagi Hydrate is a potential problem for clog-prone skin? I'm trying to find a good moisturiser for dehydrated skin, but anything too rich gives me clogged pores on my chin. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks :)

[@DrSamBunting]

No - I find shea butter to be fine on acne skin.

[@37finley]

Thanks so much for the reply. I'll give it a go, thank you :)

[@geslinam9703]

How about a tip for a C serum that doesn’t cost over $150USD?

[@helenchua3408]

Melano CC serum.

[@smhei]

All your videos are so interesting and informative! If you are familiar with the brand DMK, I would love to hear your thoughts :).

[@amrasl9485]

I loved this video:)

[@DrSamBunting]

Thank-you!

[@ProgrammedToFunction]

Do you know any hylaronic acid lip balms? I can not keep my lips smooth, the only thing that somewhat works is the nuxe one. Thanks!

[@DrSamBunting]

Great product, love Lanolips!

[@essencekk]

Hada Labo

[@matiss.3381]

Great video, very helpful indeed. One question: what about spf? Do wear spf on the plane? :)

[@DrSamBunting]

I don't - I'll reapply before landing if arriving in daytime somewhere hot.

[@naughita]

Isn't it especially important to apply spf on flights due to the higher radiation in the high altitudes?

[@matiss.3381]

+naughita I thought so too! I think the solution could be to apply a hydrating serum and a thicker, more moisturising spf cream on top, kinda like a mask! 😊 (not sure if oily skin types would benefit from this as thicker creams could be too much..)

[@Helen-vb3nh]

Any tips for the crew?!

[@DrSamBunting]

Aww. this is tough! Very important to hydrate verrrrrry well before make-up application.....use something occlusive, rather than humectant (water-attracting) as the dry air will be a big challenge if doing so on a repeated basis. And stock up on good fats in your diet to build a good barrier. Happy flying!