For future reference you can call your hotel and ask for double rinsed linens. Let them know you have sensitive skin and they will most likely work with you. I'm a former housekeeper.  The same goes for hospital stays.

When I decant thick products, I put some in a shallow dish then use a child's medicinal syringe to transfer it to a smaller tube/container.   I also refill travel sized toothpaste from a larger tube by butting the nozzles together and gently squeezing from the full sized product into the smaller one.   Much more cost effective than buying replacement travel sizes every time. After a couple of trips, I can toss the used tubes along the way and create a bit more room in my toiletry bag coming home.

FYI 😂This is my #1 favorite toiletries packing video!!

NOBODY could possibly say that this video ‘sucked’! Thank you❣️

I’m very impressed Lori. Makes me so keen to pack just what I need. Cheers from 🇦🇺

This is great! Fellow rosacea girl here--we use a lot of the same products!

This video is so delightful and entertaining!  Thank you for sharing these helpful tips.

This video was great. You really broke it down and made everything make sense. I was going to avoid as many liquids as possible but clarifying that it has to fit in that bag was very insightful so I can save money and decant them into smaller containers. Thank you!

The solid idea is excellent!

Buy earth breeze laundry sheets they are so convient

I loved this video!  You are an excellent teacher. You give all the necessary details while making video interesting and fun!  Thnx

It's nice to see how you did that!  Your video is great!  

I found a video on youtube two years ago showing a woman taking a Korean skincare routine with (I want to say) 16 items, plus basic toiletries (Over 30+ products in all!) and reduce it down to a sandwich ziplock back using the same airless pump bottles, along with very small spray bottles.  It featured so many different styles of small bottles/pumps/sprays.  The video was genius, but I can no longer find it.  

I started doing this myself and it's the best.  The airless pump lasts me a little over 2 weeks, at minimum.  In order to get thick creams into the airless pumps I got syringes with no needles.  (Like a baby medicine syringe).  It was so much easier than a small funnel.  I got a few because they were free from Walgreens or CVS, but they were worth the trip to run out to get!

I now use fragrance-free laundry detergent sheets for my regular laundry. For travel, I just put some in Ziploc bag. If you're sink washing, just use part of sheet. A whole sheet for a regular washer load. There are several brands that make this type of product but most have fragrance and I, like you, have sensitive skin and avoid fragrances. I found the brand Earth Breeze, which has both fragrance and fragrance-free versions. Plus it's super eco friendly.

Such a classy lady. It’s the lash shampoo for me 😂😂😂😂.   I really enjoyed the video… thank you 🙏🏾

This was SO helpful. I have the same issue.

I really enjoyed your video,  its very detailed and I do have products that I just prefer. I learned how to bring them now. Thank you!!!

Wow.  Love the video.   You were so clear.  I think the same way I want to use MY Own products.  So thank you I found my products in small quantities.  It’s been years that a flew on a plane so I’ll be going to NY  for 18 weeks next month. Maybe longer so I said take travel and BUY what I need at NY   Thank you

Great video, thank you

Enjoyed your video. Thank you

I like this video a lot. What about toothpaste?