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What's in My... Shower Bag

This is my Shower Bag, I just sit this whole bag in the shower whenever we go somewhere so everything is together. And then when we leave I put the whole thing into a gallon sized sandwich bag so it doesn't get anything else wet!



  • In the back of the bag if you look closely you will see that I bring a few samples. They are:
    • The Fekkai Shea Butter Shampoo and Conditioner. This smells sooooo good and it is soooo moisturizing!
    • A Seba-Med Sensitive Skin Facial Cleanser. In case my face gets sunburned and I don't want to use one of my harsher cleansers.
    • Lastly I have a few little packs of Swimmer's Hair Treatment to mix with my conditioner. It gets all of the gunk out of your hair that could potentially turn Blond into green!
  • I bring is my little Travel Sized Garnier Fructis Shampoo and Conditioner. They are the perfect size for my trip! 
  • I have the Bath and Body Works Butterfly Flower Body Wash mini
  • The St. Ives Apricot Facial Scrub
  • Baby Oil, for shaving because it is more compact than shaving cream
  • I bring some VO5 Clarifying Shampoo in one of the little red jars in the front of the bag
  • Also in another one of the little red jars I have the Clean and Clear Deep Action Facial Cleanser
  • Lastly in another Little Red Jar I have the Clearasil Daily Facial Scrub
  • My Razor
  • And the very last thing I squish down on top is my  Bath Pouf
If you would like to see all of the posts in this series click here and If you would like to see a list of everything I am bringing on this trip, click here!
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