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What's in my... Travel Makeup Bag

This is my Travel Makeup Bag that will be in my Carry on/Purse throughout the trip (if you didn't see that post click here), in here I have...
  • Trade Secret Pallet, this has eyeshadow blush bronzer and lipgloss in it, so it is just a good compact pallet for travel
  • Rimmel Stay Matte Powder
  • Kabuki Brush
  • Hard Candy Gold Eyeliner, this always stays in my makeup bag so I just left it there
  • White Eyeliner, for your waterline to make you look more awake and alive
  • Hard Candy Concealer Pencil, in case I rub off any of my makeup while I am sleeping in the car, it isn't my favorite concealer but I leave it in this bag because it's small
  • Mascara, because I probably won't put any on the morning we leave
  • Travel Makeup Brush, it looks like a lipstick, but when you roll it up it is a blush brush!
  • Eyelash Curler
  • Pineapple Juice Lipgloss from Bath and Body Works
  • Bert's Bees Lifeguard Chapstick
  • Bert's Bees Mango Butter Chapstick
  • Maybelline Baby Lips Melon Mania
  • Aquphor Lip Repair
  • A Mirror
  • Paper Soap, I know. It's a little weird, but its cute and fun to have around!
  • Clean and Clear Oil Absorbing Sheets, because i get soooooo oily! 
  • Bobby Pins, because you can never have enough Bobby Pins!
  • Hairbow Elastics
  • An Extra Contact in case one of mine rip or fall out
  • A Nail File
  • Bath and Body Works Hand Sanitizer
  • Bath and Body Works Butterfly Flower Hand Cream
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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