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As you make your plans for 2025 travel, we're sharing a few products to help you arrive hydrated and healthy, plus insider booking tips from travel experts. May your travels go smoother than a fresh blowout.

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Beauty professionals, I have found, have a serious case of wanderlust. Maybe I'm generalizing but over the years, I have absolutely seen proof of this, especially since social media allows us to share our "I'm in Bali" travel moments.
It might be the desire to seek and experience beauty everywhere but I see so many of you packing up and heading off for adventure.
As you make your plans for 2025 travel, we're sharing a few products to help you arrive hydrated and healthy, plus insider booking tips from travel experts. May your travels go smoother than a fresh blowout.
Bon voyage!

As we head into 2025, savvy travelers are looking for ways to make their trips more affordable. With the right strategies in place, it is possible to save big on everything from flights to accommodation.
Travel experts at Seine River Cruises revealed insider tips for securing the best deals. Note: These travel experts are based in Europe and the UK, so some sites may be specific to those locations. Always do your own research!
1. Set price alerts for flight deals
Booking flights in advance saves money and setting up price alerts ensures you get the best deal. Use Skyscanner and Google Flights to track prices and get notified when they drop, giving you more options and a better chance to secure the lowest price.
2. Go to countries with cheap daily costs
Travelling to destinations with lower living costs can greatly reduce your overall expenses. Cities like Budapest and Belgrade offer affordable accommodation and dining. Use cost comparison tools like Numbeo to find the best value for your next trip.
3. Spread the cost of your trip
If you find a great deal but need time to pay, services like Klarna let you spread the cost over three months interest-free. This option is available on platforms like Booking.com, Airbnb, and Expedia, allowing you to secure your booking and pay at your own pace.
4. Book hotels via smartphone for extra discounts
Booking hotels through your smartphone may unlock mobile-only discounts. Websites like Booking.com and Hotels.com often offer lower rates on their apps. Additionally, calling the hotel directly could sometimes result in cheaper rates or added perks.
5. Don’t book holidays last-minute
For fewer delays, travel in March, and consider off-peak months like September and October for lower costs. Booking on Sundays can save you 20% on domestic holidays and 10% on international ones.
6. Use trains over flights
Travelling by train, such as taking the Eurostar to Paris, can save you money compared to flights. European train systems offer great discounts for early bookings. Plus, trains provide more flexibility and often offer a more scenic and comfortable journey.
7. Keep flights cheap with flexible dates
Being flexible with your travel dates can lead to significant savings, as airlines often offer lower fares on less popular days. Shifting your travel dates by a day or two can make a big difference.
8. Get more legroom and sit together for free
For extra legroom, opt for seats on the right side of the plane, near the bulkhead or towards the back for more space. Airlines like British Airways and EasyJet* usually seat families together for free if you skip reserved seating, so check in early to increase your chances.
9. Consider hotels over Airbnb for better value
In many destinations, hotels are often more affordable than Airbnb rentals. Additionally, booking hotels on Thursdays can save you up to 6%.
10. Stay in lesser-known cities for huge savings
Staying in well-known cities can drive up your travel costs. Consider alternatives like Lille instead of Paris for a more affordable yet charming experience. These hidden gems offer lower accommodation and dining costs, helping you stretch your budget.
Once you're on the plane, these products will help you recover from dry air and dry mouth. Mouth Tape on the plane? Why not? I mean, what's a little mouth tape compared to other things we have all seen on plane.

TonyMoly Moisture Boost Hydrogel Eye Patches
Dehydrated skin often gives away the fact you've been on a long haul flight. Perk up your peepers with these moisture-infused eye patches.Formulated with Spirulina, Plankton, and Sea Water to nourish, hydrate, and soothe skin for youthful under eyes. Paraben and sulfate free.

A breath of fresh air can make a world of difference. This small, safe and easy to use advanced mouth trainer helps to gently promote nasal breathing, day or night. It also can help better your sleep, bolster immunity and improve oral health. Apply tape, pull down eye mask, snuggle into neck pillow, and go.

Active Collagen Wonder Moisturizer: A firming gel-cream moisturizer that helps leave skin feeling hydrated and toned, while visibly reducing signs of aging and enhancing collagen production.
*EasyJet primarily operates within Europe, offering flights to numerous destinations across the continent.

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