In the series FYI, experts explain various topics such as if lip balm is bad, how often to wash your hair, and travel essentials like neck pillows and meditation apps to make flying more enjoyable. Flying can impact your skin due to low humidity levels and emotional stress, leading to dehydrated skin and increased oil production. Dermatologists recommend drinking water, eating hydrating foods, applying moisturizer, and using facial mists and SPF while flying. They also suggest specific products like Curology Barrier Balm, Cosrx Hyaluronic Acid Hydra Power Essence, e.l.f. Cosmetics Holy Hydration! Hydrating Coconut Mist, Vaseline Healing Jelly Original, EltaMD UV Clear Face SPF 46 Sunscreen, and Dr. Jart+ Ceramidin Cream-Infused Mask for in-flight skin care. Experts like Dr. Adriana Lombardi and Dr. Elizabeth Geddes-Bruce provide advice on protecting your skin while traveling. The experts at NBC Select ensure all advice and recommendations are unbiased and free of financial conflicts of interest. Journalist Bethany Heitman conducted interviews with dermatologists for this story. Stay updated on personal finance, tech, wellness, and more through NBC Select’s coverage on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok.
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Experts reveal the ultimate in-flight skin care guide
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