Packing liquids in a suitcase is the absolute worst. I have some tips and tricks for you to limit the liquids in your suitcase so you can have a safer flight. Let's go. Hi everybody, welcome back. It's Haley with Haley with the Flare.com. If you are new here, please subscribe and don't forget to follow me over here on social. I would love to connect with you there. Alright, today we're going to be talking about liquids. We all hate packing them. They're a pain in the butt. You're only supposed to fit so much in your quart-sized gallon and then putting them in your checked luggage as a headache. If you don't want to do the carry on, it's just a mess. So I found a few products that I've used personally and I have recently tried and experimented to recommend to all of you. So let's get going with product number one. Okay, the first thing that we're going to talk about is tablet toothpaste. I don't know if you guys can make this out. That's the brand. So I ordered this off of the Amazon. I was a little suspicious. I was like, tablet toothpaste, but then I thought, you know, they kind of use a hard-ish toothpaste when you go to the dentist, but you're teeth white and so I figured, why not? So one of the things that's great about these is the tablets. Are only about this big, you guys. They're super small. So if you're going on a weekend trip, you could even put these in a smaller container, like a little pill container, which is less room in your suitcase and obviously no liquids. So you can pack what you need. They're pretty inexpensive. I'll put the link down here from Amazon, but there's baking soda, mint, mint, and honestly, great space flavor. All right, number two. Now I thought I had one of these. We're going to point to it right here. It is stick sunscreen. I actually use this particular one on my face very frequently, but using a stick, which kind of looks like a deodorant style sunscreen, is going to save you on that liquid space and especially if you have sensitive skin, need to use Neutrogena or something high-end. See if it comes in a stick and then you can pack that and not have to worry about your liquid allotment. All right, number three, shampoo and conditioner. Now I'm going to have a separate tip if this tip in particular does not float your boat, but you can actually purchase shampoo and conditioner bars that will obviously not count towards your liquid allotment. But they smell so good. I actually got this. This was on Amazon. It's called the naked balm. And they have a ton of different scents. It's all natural ingredients. It's green. It's a vegan. It's cruelty free. No parabens, all that jazz. And they come with the cute little cases that you can put them in so that you're traveling. They're already cased up and ready to go. But no liquids and honestly for a bar, I was a little skeptical because we all know how I feel about my hair, even though it's doing its own thing today. I was actually really impressed. I was really, really impressed with this. So if you want to see these, again, I'll link these down here to give you some assistant. All right, this is my last tip. Tip number four, Primate to yourself, send it to yourself. So one of my go-to travel hacks that, for those of you that have been here for a while, for me mentioned, mail it to yourself. I always do a big box. I call my hotel ahead of time. See if there's a fee. Usually if there is, it's only about $5 per box. And I do an Amazon order about a week before I head out and I'll put, you know, bulk shampoo and conditioner, sunscreen, body wash, mouthwash, any of those liquids that, you know, I'm really intent on having that I don't want to pack in a suitcase, have it take up weight in my checked bag or trying to put it into these little containers in my carry on bag. Cause let's be honest, those little containers do not work when your hair is this long. And I'd rather use that for like my skincare regimen, you know, that little court size bag. That's what I prefer to put in there's my skincare. So I always go through your Amazon prime and I block up that stuff and I send it to the hotel. And if worse comes to worse, you know, one of my biggest recommendations, especially for you cruisers that are on here, when you stay the night before, you can always run over to a CVS, a wall green, or whatnot. I'm a very big advocate of not having to pack more liquids than you need to and just picking them up on the way. Now I know that is an extra fee. That's not necessarily a money saving tactic. But it is a stress saving tactic that is what I'm trying to show you here. So let me know in the comments section, which of these products you'd like to try or if you have any tips on how to minimize your liquids with love, the carrot. And I'll be back here next Wednesday with another travel vlogger tip video. Bye guys.