Whether by land, sea, or air, traveling can leave one's skin in a funk. From suffering the effects of cabin pressure - which can leave your skin dehydrated - to lack of sleep - leaving your eyes puffy - traveling is anything but beautifying. Keeping your beauty routine to a minimum, while making sure you take care of the trouble areas, is easy with these simple tips.

Use An All-Purpose Cream

All-purpose creams are great for travel, as they provide all of the necessary skin care in one simple formula. While all-purpose may not be your go-to, they can be your best friend on flight, where space is limited. They are great for getting off makeup and other residues, as well as fighting dryness. Applying right before travel is best, and it can also be reapplied as necessary.

Eat As Clean As Possible

While fast food and highly-processed junk is easier to find while traveling, it is also usually high in salt. This leads to puffy, under-moisturized skin, something that can be difficult to deal with once done. Instead, eating foods with a lot of water, such as fruits and vegetables, keeps your body moisturized and healthy - and nothing is more beautiful than a healthy glow.

Forgo Heavy Makeup On Your Day(s) of Travel

Foundations can be drying, and going long periods of time with mascara and eyeliner on can be damaging to your eyelashes. If you know you will not be able to easily clean your face, than skipping your usual makeup routine is best. Instead, focus on keeping your skin moisturized and safe. If you will be out in the sun a lot, like on the deck of a boat or near a window on a train, using sunscreen is a must.

Keep Your Eyes Looking Fresh

Using ice to reduce under-eye puff is one way to quickly reduce the effects of travel. Eye drops are another greal tool, as they can freshen and moisten your eyes, leading to a fresher and younger looking face. Keeping eyes from looking red and swollen, whether due to lack of sleep or high altitudes, is essential to keeping your face bright and beautiful.