40 Things To Make You Feel Like A Type A Traveler, Even If You’re More Like A Type F

40 Things To Make You Feel Like A Type A Traveler, Even If You’re More Like A Type F

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40 Things To Make You Feel Like A Type A Traveler, Even If You’re More Like A Type F

You’re not bad at traveling; you just lack the right tools.

Posted on Nov 6, 2026 UTC

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Was your last trip a disaster? Ready to get your act together? Grab these TSA-friendly travel minis, packing cubes, car accessories, and more to make your next journey go much smoother. 

1. Mini tissue packs with pop-up lids, which are a step up from the flimsy plastic bag versions that always end up getting groady at the bottom of your bag. Keep your tissues clean until you use 'em! 

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Promising review: "I love Kleenex. I keep these very convenient, colorful packs in all our vehicles. These are perfect travel tissues that match the thickness, softness, and quality of my cube Kleenex boxes and are a great value. Will buy again and recommend." —MkMeLaugh

Get them from Amazon for $6.99+ (available in packs of four and nine).

2. A portable water flosser because fighting plaque is a must, even when you're on vacation. Reviewers say the collapsible, cordless device has a surprising amount of power despite its small size. It comes with two replaceable jet tips, boasts four pulse modes, and has a built-in timer. It's even waterproof for in-shower cleans!

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Promising review: "I absolutely love this! I use my water flosser every day at home, but my regular one was way too bulky to take with me when traveling. This one fits perfectly inside my toiletry bag and packs down really small. I’ve had issues with some smaller water flossers leaking in the past, but this one has been great so far and hasn’t let me down. It’s definitely become a travel essential for me!" —Stace

Get it from Amazon for $24.99 (available in three colors). 

3. A set of Tide sink packs if you're adamant about only bringing a carry-on but also adamant about not wearing dirty socks. Now you can wash your clothes in the hotel sink and avoid wasting valuable vacation time at the laundromat. 

Tide

Promising review: "Game changer for travel! We were gone for two weeks, and I was able to wash all the clothes I had packed! Helped with using only a carry-on for the trip and kept my clothes fresh and clean! So easy to use and smelled nice! Will never travel without them again!" —Kristy

Get them from Amazon for $4.79+ (available in six pack sizes).

4. And a bungee clotheslinewith 12 clips so you can hang your sink-washed duds up to dry. The only thing worse than dirty socks are wet ones, IMO. Reviewers love this lightweight set-up for cruises, camping, and long hotel stays. 

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Promising review: "I only write reviews for things that I positively love or something that I don't want anyone else to waste their money on. I love this product. I took it traveling to Asia. I was able to string it up in my hotel room, and my balcony, and on a rooftop patio to dry my clothes. It's stretchy with hooks on either side, and the little closure attached to it will hold anything." —MKN

Get it from Amazon for $6.99.

5. A Fiskars travel sewing kit that will somehow survive a trip through TSA (unlike your nail clippers 😒). It comes with scissors, needles, thread, a button, and more to help with lil' clothing emergencies. 

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Promising review: "This little sewing kit is way more useful than I expected. I keep it in my bag when I travel since it’s TSA-compliant, and it’s already saved me a few times with loose buttons and quick fixes. The folding scissors are sharp and sturdy, and the kit comes with plenty of thread colors, pins, a tape measure, buttons, and even a needle threader — basically everything you need for emergencies." —Jim

Get it from Amazon for $4.49.

6. A Glossier perfume sampler pack so you can mix up your scent while traveling. The 1.5-milliliter mini bottles are perfect for trips when you need everything from a sweet buttercream scent to a mysterious, earthy fragrance. Most notably, there's a mini version of the famous You scent, which was designed to smell warm and skin-like (think: just-took-a-shower freshness). 

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The scents are: You (warm and spicy with pink pepper, iris, ambrox), Fleur (fresh floral with ylang-ylang, apricot skin), Rêve (sweet gourmand with buttercream, plum butter), and Doux (earthy woody with palo santo, violet).

Promising review: "All of these are so awesome if you like unique, amazing-smelling perfumes. Highly recommended!" —Hannah

Get it from Amazon for $15.

7. A Bellroy cinch totemade for easy travel. The lightweight bag is made with recycled water bottles, has a drawstring closure for maximum "just throw it in the bag" efficiency, and comes with a strap to slide it over your luggage.  

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Promising reviews: "This bag is spacey, lightweight, and waterproof. I do wish it had more dividers or pouches inside, but without it I’m able to comfortably fit my lunch box in the bag. It’s very versatile. I currently use it as my work tote. I can tell it’s well made and I appreciate the sustainability and conscious production of the final product." —Peach

Get it from Amazon for$99 (available in three colors).

8. A Willow travel bottle cleaning kitthat opens up into a mini drying rack. Sure, you can get a cheap-o one from Amazon, but if you're willing to spend a little extra, it's miles better! The bottle brushes lather beautifully, the soap dispenser is extra handy, and the case is just really pretty. Even if you don't have bottles, the lightweight kit is great for cleaning any dishes.

Bloomingdale's, Willow

I recently took this case on a trip, and it's become an immediate must-pack. The slim case is easy to store, and the built-in drying rack is perfect for bottle/pump parts. After trying a lot of different brands, I always assumed that silicone brushes would just never work as well as a sponge, but these brushes actually get super sudsy. A little embarrassing how important this is to me, but the dark green case is the biggest selling point, IMO — so pretty! 

Get it from Bloomingdale's for $29.99.

9. A mini can of Off! Deep Woods spray if you're on your way somewhere...buggy. Coming in at just 2.5 ounces, this lil' dude will breeze right through TSA. 

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Promising review: "No other product for three bucks can give you this much peace of mind when you're outdoors. We're on a stretch of land surrounded by woods in the Deep South. Sometimes I think we should change our State Bird to the mosquito. We get plenty of rain, lots of standing water, plus we've got a pond. And that means mosquitoes, lots of them. That's why I buy this stuff. It works. We spray ourselves down when we've got work outside. And then we can walk around in complete peace." —Sandor

Get it from Amazon for$3.99 (also available in a "clean feel" version).

10. A mini power stripperfect for people going on cruises or on their way to an Airbnb with minimal outlets. Despite its tiny size, it offers four AC outlets, two USB-A ports, and a USB-C port. Avoid charging cord fights and enjoy your trip! 

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Promising review: "I bought this power strip for travel, and it's quickly become one of those items I don't leave home without. The wrap-around cord design is incredibly convenient. When I'm done using it, everything rolls back up into a compact package that fits easily into my backpack or carry-on without taking up much space. It's also very lightweight, so it doesn't add noticeable weight to my luggage. If you travel frequently for work or vacations, this is a great accessory to keep in your bag. It's compact, well-designed, and makes charging many devices much more convenient." —Jason O

Get it from Amazon for $16.99 (available in four colors).

11. A playing card carrying case if you don't want their original box to get crushed at the bottom of your suitcase. Nothing will help pass the time on the plane faster than teaching your kid the joys of Crazy Eights or crushing your partner at Gin Rummy. 

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Promising review: "Good little case for storing Uno cards while traveling or keeping them organized at home. Fits the cards well and helps keep everything together instead of loose in a drawer or bag." —Cristina B.

Get it from Amazon for $9.99.

12. A lightweight, foldable keyboard that connects via Bluetooth so you can get some work (or gaming, online shopping, hardcore arguing with your siblings, etc.) done on your phone or tablet. A single charge can last up to 560 hours! 

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Note that iOS 13.4 or Android 3.0 and below are not supported. You have to use Bluetooth (no cord option). 

Promising review: "Typing with my iPhone, I feel like I am all thumbs at times, constantly hitting the wrong letters. This product has changed that. Flip it on, and it quickly links to my phone. The keys are large enough but not too big. The compact size makes it convenient for travel." —B. Coats

Get it from Amazon for $32.67+ (available in eight colors and a style that connects to three devices).

13. A pretty, padded stroller bag from Kindred Bravely's baby accessory line, Storq. It's lightweight and clips onto the back of your stroller, which is key for grabbing the essentials, like diapers, wipes, and teethers. 

Storq

I used to lug around a gigantic diaper bag, which was heavy, cumbersome, and difficult to squish under my travel stroller. While it was nice to have every conceivable thing packed and ready to go, it was too much. I wasted time searching for binkies in a sea of stuff I lowkey didn't need to bring. This stroller bag won't fit everything, but it can hold the essentials. The outer pockets are great for keeping bottles, and the inner pockets are good for wipes and toys. Here's what I can fit in this guy: four diapers, a changing pad, an extra outfit, baby wipes, pacifier wipes, two bottles, hand sanitizer, and a teether. I also hang a pacifier holderfrom the strap. It's small, cute, and honestly works well as a purse! 

Get it from Storq for $64.90 (available in six styles).

14. Cleansing oil pods with rosehip oil and cranberry seed oil you can toss in your makeup bag on your way out the door. The convenient ampoules have enough oil to gently remove one face's worth of makeup. 

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Promising review: "I like these. They open easily and remove my makeup without leaving my face feeling greasy. They are step one of my double-cleansing routine. Light scent, my skin doesn’t feel stripped or clogged. I will be using these in my travels in a week, and I’m looking forward to the ease of these containers." —PickyExtra

Get a pack of 20 from Amazon for $8.98+ (available in two scents). 

15. Or a pack of Neutrogena makeup remover towelettes sooo much easier to pack than a giant bottle of cleanser. They're compact and won't leak all over your stuff, so you might as well throw a bunch in every bag. 

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Promising review: "Just what I needed. This worked perfectly on a recent business trip. Felt refreshing and left my skin feeling soft." —Glenda E 

Get a pack of 20 from Amazon for $6.99 (also available in a larger pack).

16. Travel bottles with built-in pumps for an elevated showering experience. They come in a grippy travel case to keep them secure. Your fancy shampoo and conditioner deserve nothing less. 

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Reviewers say the pumps struggle with thicker consistencies. 

Promising review: "These make travel so easy and cute. First, it’s the perfect amount for what’s allowed on flights. No questions were asked, and I got through security with no problems. I bought two and had my shampoo and conditioner in one and face wash and sunscreen in the other. I will admit that you can’t use a very thick soap in them, though. My shampoo, conditioner, and sunscreen pump out fine, but my face wash was too thick to use the pump." —Amazon Customer

Get a set of two from Amazon for$6.99+ (available in three colors). 

17. OR! If you're packing full-size toiletries (fancy), LeakLocks Toiletry Skins you can pull over the tops of your bottles just like a— never mind. Like that thing we're not thinking about, these will protect your luggage from unwanted spills. 

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Rinseroo is a small business specializing in problem-solving cleaning, pet, and travel products. 

Promising review: "I used these on my travel toiletries on a month-long road trip. On several occasions, the toiletry lids opened, but none of the product leaked out of the toiletry skins. I was even able to pour the leaked shampoo back into the bottle. I rinsed out the skin and placed it back on for the next leg of my journey. These are my new travel must-haves." —Tyson Mohr

Get a four-pack from Amazon for $11.99.

18. A foldable hair dryer so you can have your most essential hair tool nearby without sacrificing your entire carry-on. Reviewers say this dual-voltage gadget works just as well as the full-size version.

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Promising reviews: "As a flight attendant, I can't always be sure my hotel has a hair dryer, so I bought this one, and it hasn't disappointed me! It folds up to about the size of a roll of toilet paper, so it doesn't take up much room. It's powerful, too!" —Billy H.

"I ordered this for a recent international trip and loved it. For a small dryer, it has a great output and did wonders on my thick, curly hair. It has a dial that allows you to change the voltage and is very compact. A perfect handheld dryer to take with you when the hotel dryer just isn't enough." —TexasAggie

Get it from Amazon for $18.99.

19. A mini EOS Vanilla Cashmere body lotion featuring that dessert-y fragrance that half the internet has fallen in love with. Now you can bring the smell of whipped vanilla, musk, and soft caramel with you without getting hassled by the TSA (except for questions about why you smell so good). 

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Promising review: "This lotion is great! Smells amazing with a warm vanilla scent that's not overpowering, but lasts for hours, longer than any other lotion I've ever tried. It's a thicker formula, but not greasy. Glides on and makes my skin soft until my next shower and beyond. Highly recommend! I've been gifting this to everyone for birthdays, and I plan to gift more for Christmas!" —Madelaine

Get a two-pack from Amazon for $7.98 (also available in four other scents). 

20. A stackable formula dispenserso you can keep several servings on hand for longer trips out of the house. The easy-pour lids make it easy to transfer powder into the bottles, so you can avoid covering everyone in a thin layer of formula dust. 

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Promising review: "As a mom, convenience and cleanliness are huge for me, and this stackable formula dispenser has honestly made bottle prep so much easier. The compartments hold a good amount of formula, and I love that each section twists securely into place without leaking or spilling in my diaper bag. The pink color is adorable, and the container itself feels lightweight but durable. I’ve used it for travel, overnight trips, and everyday outings, and it saves me so much time when preparing bottles quickly. The pouring spout also makes transferring formula into bottles mess-free, which is a big plus during late-night feedings. Such a helpful baby essential and definitely worth purchasing if you want stress-free bottle prep while out with your baby. I would absolutely recommend it to other parents!" —Sharon Lena

Get it from Amazon for$12.99 (available in 12 colors).

21. A hair-tie keychain that fits up to three elastics and takes up exactly zero bag space because you can clip it anywhere. Bon voyage, annoying indents on your wrists!

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Promising review: "I have left the house on numerous occasions and needed a hair tie and could never find one. I could dig through my purse, diaper bags, and car, and there was never a hair tie lying around. I have had to refill this hair-tie holder on about five occasions because of how many times I've taken hair ties off for myself and the friends who need one. Great invention." —Samantha

Get it from Amazon for $8.99 (available in three colors). 

22. A small lint roller so you can pack black clothing without worrying about any cat hair making the trip as well. It's also retractable, meaning it won't stick to anything in your suitcase and prematurely lose its stickiness. 

Amazon, Amazon

There are 30 sheets per roller. 

Promising review: "Perfect little travel lint roller. I take it with me on all my travels as it is very compact and easy to use." —Lori

Get it from Amazon for $7.77.

23. A teeny-tiny umbrella that will take up so little room in your bag, you'll be like, "Why not?" It won't stand up to a monsoon, but you can count on it for unexpected drizzle or harsh sunlight. (UPF 50, baby!)

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It comes with a zippered hard case for easy stowing. 

Promising review: "I purchased this for a theme park trip to Florida to keep the sun and rain off me. Over the course of the trip, I used it for both, and it worked well. It is compact with a nice carrying case. The handle could be a bit sturdier. Would definitely repurchase." —Clark2774

Get it from Amazon for$9.99+ (available in 10 colors and double packs).

24. A set of Sea Bands for anyone still working on getting their sea legs. They apply pressure to a specific acupoint on your wrist, which many reviewers say is the key to a successful, barf-free boat trip. 

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Reviewers swear by these nonmedicated bands for nausea relief; they've used them while traveling on airplanes, boats, and cars and for morning sickness during pregnancies. Read more about acupressure and nausea at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.

Promising reviews: "I flew on a four-hour plane ride using Dramamine and then a 30+ minute car ride to my hotel. I was so nauseous and wiped out that I spent the next day feeling like I had a hangover. Yesterday I took the same car ride and flight home (but using the Sea Bands), and I was unaffected by any of it! Any time in the stop-and-go traffic that I thought I was feeling motion sick, I rubbed the button against my wrist and immediately felt better. These bands are going with me anytime I travel from now on!" —Kindle Customer

"These work. They’re amazing. Complete game changer for car rides for me. People are like, 'iT’s ALL In YOuR HeAd.' If that’s true and it’s a placebo effect, I really do NOT care. They work, and that’s all that matters." —Broadwaygirl

Get a two-pack from Amazon for $8.53+ (available in packs of two).

25. A wireless transmitter that'll connect your AirPods (or any other wireless headphones) to the headphone jack on the flight so you can get access to the free entertainment without having to use those tinny-sounding earbuds they offer during flights. 

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The standard edition allows you to connect one pair of headphones and lasts for 20+ hours on a single charge. It also comes with a USB-C charging cable, travel pouch, keychain holder, quick-start guide, and a manual.

Promising review: "This product worked flawlessly! I travel often for work, and hated that I couldn’t use my Apple AirPods on the airplane to watch in-screen entertainment movies, until I discovered the AirFly Pro. I paired these with a dummy device before traveling in order to create the initial connection. Once I got on the airplane, I plugged the AirFly Pro transmitter into the headphone jack, turned on my AirPods, and it instantly connected. I would happily recommend these again. Thanks again!" —Bill

Get the standard model from Amazon for $34.95+ (available in two colors and five styles).

26. A luggage strap to hold extra essentials like jackets, hats, and additional bags. Just clip on the heavy-duty carabiner and suddenly gain an extra hand while traveling. So simple, so reliable, so genius!

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Promising review: "My daughter convinced me to purchase these. I used to drape my jacket over the top of the suitcase or over the strap of my purse. The jacket was just lying there, just asking to be dropped. My daughter saw the problem and found the solution. Great for my jacket. I think this can be helpful for several things that need to be connected." —B. Hunter

Get it from Amazon for $7.99+ (available in five colors and multipacks).

27. A set of seat gap fillers to prevent things from tumbling down into what scientists have dubbed the Black Hole of Vehicles.

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Promising review: "I recently discovered Drop Stop and it has become my new best friend. No more searching for lost car keys, phones, or french fries between the seats. Drop Stop is like a giant catcher's mitt for your car's gap. It's always there to catch anything that tries to escape. I can confidently say that Drop Stop has given me back hours of my life that I used to spend searching for lost items. If you're looking for a way to bring some joy and organization to your car, then Drop Stop is the answer. I give 5 stars." —Scot Dargan

Get the set of two from Amazon for $24.99.

28. A blind-spot mirror so switching lanes doesn't have to be a heart-stopping moment of terror. This lil' cutie mounts onto your side mirror and can move in any direction so you get the perfect extra vantage point of the Tesla sneaking up on your left — can't trust those things!

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You can opt for a suction style or a more permanent version that sticks on with 3M adhesive. 

Promising review: "I bought these for my mom's car and mine a while back, and these little things are great. Since I got my license, I've hated merging or switching lanes; I never felt good or safe doing it. Since having these, it's been a blessing; I feel less like a scared new driver. I'm currently encouraging my sister and friends to invest in these too! These are also great for backing up, because you can see exactly how close you are to hitting the car behind, and it's helpful when I parallel park in the city." —Mariam Abass

Get it from Amazon for $6.99+ (available in seven shapes and in four-packs).

29. An anti-blister balm to protect your feet while walking on your trip. Sure, new shoes for vacation seem like a good idea, but beware the breaking-in period. 

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Promising review: "I purchased two of these for our one-week Disney World trip. I knew I’d be walking around A LOT, and my feet aren’t used to the many miles of walking a day in the hot and humid environment, so I didn’t want to be uncomfortable. I'm happy to say I put it on once in the morning, slipped on some socks and comfy shoes, and I didn’t get one blister or issue with my feet! I wish I knew about this a long time ago!" —Michelle

Get it from Amazon for $8.99.

30. A teeny-tiny trashcan that fits in your car's cup holder so you have no excuse for all the gum wrappers and tissues littering the passenger seat.

Amazon

Promising review: "It’s ridiculous how much I love these! The push part is on a spring so it stays closed when you aren’t pushing it, and of course it perfectly fits in the cup holder of our vehicles. Pro tip: a quart-size Ziploc is the perfect size to add as a liner and fold over the top to keep the inside clean!" —Chaos Coordinator

Get it from Amazon for $7.99+ (available in four colors).

31. A bunch of Sriracha packets to help make the bland airplane food taste sliiiiightly more edible.

Amazon

Promising review: "I travel extensively and often desire to spice up the food along the way. Carrying a bottle of hot sauce is precarious, so I welcomed these individual packets, which are TSA-compliant and easily packed." —Randy Becker

Get a pack of 50 from Amazon for $9.99.

32. A digital luggage scale so there are no surprises when it's time to check your bag. Nothing more annoying than having to wear three sweaters and two hats while carrying an extra pair of shoes onto your flight. 

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You can also switch between pound and kilogram measurements. 

Promising reviews: "I cannot imagine how we would have managed a big international trip without this. It saved us so much stress and, I’m sure, surprise charges at the airport." —Potter Freak

"This scale works and was accurate on four flights. The first flight was a test at 46 pounds, and Delta scales said it was 46 pounds. The next two flights were at 49 pounds, and both United and Delta found it to be 49 pounds. The bag on the fourth flight weighed 49, but the United scale found it to be 48 pounds. Four different airports and scales proved that this scale is a good, low-cost, must-have item for air travel." —Robert

Get it from Amazon for $8.99+ (available in three colors and also a two-pack).

33. A teeny-tiny razor for travelers who like to shave on the move. The kit comes with an extra five-blade razor and a travel case.

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Promising review: "The perfect razor for traveling! Easy to use and very practical, totally recommend it; the razors might be a little expensive, but at least you don't have to change the whole razor every time." —Maria Claudia

Get it from Amazon for $8.79.

34. A pill organizercomplete with medicine labels to ensure you don't mix up your MiraLax and Imodium. (Eek!) It comes with 161 stickers so I'm preettyy sure you'll be covered, but one reviewer listed them all out if you're curious. 

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It also comes with blank labels for prescription drugs and lesser-known medicines (so indie of you). 

Promising review: "This is the perfect little pill case, and the variety of labels was a great touch! There was literally a label for any medicine I could think of! It is very small, so this is great for a short trip." —Amazon Customer

Get it from Amazon for $4.99+ (available in three sizes and seven colors). 

35. Olay face wash sheets that just need a splash of water to turn into a frothy cleanser, ready to help clean, tone, and refresh after a long travel day. The gentle formula is powerful enough to remove most sunscreen, makeup, oil, and debris, but gentle enough to keep your skin barrier intact.

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Promising review: "Great for travel and packs a powerful punch. Rich, smooth, and creamy lather that leaves your face clean and soft." —aclark

Get a two-pack (64 sheets total) from Amazon for $17.78+ (available in two formulas).

36. A school-inspired 4-in-1 makeup pen with everything you need — eyeliner, highlighter, lip liner, and eyebrow filler — so you can free up some space in your bag.

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This thing has all the benefits of four makeup items and all the fun of those four-color clicky pens. Click to your heart's content and travel with a lighter load. Alleyoop is a woman-owned small business that specializes in functional makeup products.

Promising review: "I bought this to help make my travel makeup bag not so bulky. I really like how smooth every product is. The colors were nice and pigmented. I probably wouldn't use this on a daily basis, but when I travel, it'll be really nice and compact in my suitcase!" —Kara E.

Get it from Amazon for $19.99+ or Alleyoop for $20 (available in three colorways).

37. A refillable soap dispenser that turns almost any disposable water bottle into a portable sink. This'll be super helpful at playgrounds, gas stations, or other places where hand sanitizer is simply not enough. 

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Promising review: "This product was a lifesaver at a cabin destination wedding. I absolutely love the Suds2Go company. They made sure I had it in time for the wedding. Several people asked me where I got it, and they went on and ordered some for themselves!!! It would make a great gift. I keep mine in the car everywhere we go! We have used it several times already." —Candace SImons

Get a pack of two from Amazon for $28.99 (available in four colors).

38. A skyline mini wallet emergency kit pre-packed with essentials you may have forgotten otherwise, like a hair tie, nail file, Tylenol, and more. It's small enough to fit in your purse, so it doesn't even need to take up valuable real estate in your carry-on. 

Anne Cate

Anne Cate is a woman-owned small business based in Ohio that handmakes minimalist keepsakes.

The kit includes a hair tie, lip balm, two floss picks, a sewing kit, bandages, an emery board, two safety pins, two earring backs, a makeup wipe, two bobby pins, two mints, a deodorant wipe, a Shout wipe, a tampon, hand sanitizer, and Tylenol.

Promising review: "I’m heading to Rome this fall with my best friend and our husbands. I thought this would be the cutest little emergency case to bring along so I got each of us one. I am so excited to give it to her. She will love the Rome skyline and all the goodies inside." —Jen

Get it from Anne Cate for $25 (available in 96 skylines).

39. A Calpak duffel bag with a trendy puffy design, side pockets for stuff like plane tickets or snacks, and — the pièce de résistance — an interior shoe pocket so your icky soles don't get everything else dirty. 

Calpak

Promising review: "Great fabric, perfect size, and the perfect color. So many useful pockets and love the hidden compartments for passports, etc." —Jeannie

Get it from Calpak for $178 (available in seven colors). 

40. A seat extender that'll let your little one stretch out and even take a nap. The hammock-like device unfolds from a travel bag and buckles onto the chair and tray table arms. Oh, to be tiny enough to lie down in a single airplane seat. 

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Promising review: "This product was lightweight, super soft, easy to use, and made my flight so much easier! My toddler was comfortable and loved being able to stretch out his little legs and lie down. He even napped on the flight! The install was quick and easy — very user friendly. It fit the space in the airplane seat perfectly. The side pocket was useful to store extra toys and a pacifier. I would definitely recommend this product to families traveling with small children." —Bruna

Get it from Amazon for $25.99+ (available in three colors). 

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