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What's in my... Toiletry Bag

 Here have is some of the Hair Care Products that were too big to fit in my Toiletry Roll (If you didn't see the post with my Toiletry Roll, click here)
  • The Bed Head "Dumb Blonde" Leave in Conditioner, this is a new product for me so I hope it works great!
  • The Batiste Dry Shampoo
  • The John Frieda Frizz-Ease Secret Weapon Cream, this stuff works wonders :)
  • I also just stick my Wide-tooth Comb in the side of this bag


The next bag I have is my Nail Bag
  • There isn't a whole lot in this bag, but the main thing is my Manicure Tool which is a spinning Nail File. I can't stand to use a regular nail file now that I have this one :)
  • Nail Clips
  • A clear Top Coat
  • The colored Nail Polish that I think I am going to bring is Coral by elf
  • A White Nail Art Pen

    And then I fit all of these bags...

    Into this big Toiletry Bag!
    And then everything is just much easier to carry and contained in the same area when you pack it like this!
    In this bag I have:
    • My Toiletry Roll, click here to see that post 
    • My Full sized Hair Products
    • A Hair Brush
    • My Hair Straightener
    • A Mirror
    • My Shower Bag, click here to see that post
    • My Nail Bag

    And that is all of my Toiletry things! I hope you enjoyed this post!
    If you would like to see a collective list of everything I am bringing with me on my trip you can click here, and if you would like to see all of the posts in the "What's in My..." series, click here!
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