LHOOQ Journal No.5

Why your skin gets dry when you travel.

Dry skin countermeasures for hotels, travel, and air conditioning

After traveling for leisure or business, your skin feels drier than usual. Hotel rooms, air conditioning during transit, UV rays, and changes in sleep patterns – travel brings together many factors that can lead to dry skin and hair.

4 Reasons your skin tends to get dry when you travel

Air conditioning during transit: On planes, bullet trains, and in cars, you're exposed to dry air for extended periods.
Dryness in hotels: In air-conditioned rooms, you can easily feel dry even while sleeping.
UV rays: Spending more time outdoors can put a strain on your skin.
Changes in lifestyle: Changes in sleep and eating rhythms can cause your skin condition to fluctuate.

Don't add more care when you travel

The more items you bring when you travel, the less likely you are to keep up with your skincare routine. The important thing is not to bring a lot of different products, but to choose items that can care for your skin, hair, and body all at once.

At LHOOQ, we recommend our Universal Oil and Watery Serum Mist as essential travel care items.

How to use: During transit, at the hotel, and after going out

Before transit: Apply a small amount of Universal Oil, then layer with Watery Serum Mist.
During transit: Lightly spray the mist from a distance before you feel dry.
Upon arrival at the hotel: After washing your face, use the oil and mist to moisturize your face, neck, and hair ends.
After going out: On days you've been exposed to the sun, simply reapply moisture without rubbing.

Only two items for your trip

There's no need to add special steps to your skincare routine when traveling. Bringing your usual basic care in a portable size is a gentle choice for both your skin and your luggage.

Care more simply. Live more richly.