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According to experts, wearing clothes that are too tight can reduce blood flow to other areas. Remember, your body has thousands of vessels that transport blood across your body. When you increase pressure, from tight clothing, it will slow down movement of blood. Slower blood circulation from tight clothing is called circulatory interruption and it causes less nutrients to be transported to your skin. This results in your skin losing moisture and aging faster. Other disadvantages of poor circulation include poor digestion and nerve issues. To avoid bad circulation you can wear looser fitting clothes like sweatpants and sweatshirts. Not only is this more comfortable, it can protect your skin from feeling irritated and dry.

According to studies you should move around every two hours on a flight. All you have to do is get up from your seat, when allowed, and move up and down once through the aisle. Moving around will improve your blood circulation during the flight. Benefits of improved blood circulation include increased hydration of skin, prevention of blood clots, and improved nutrient transport through your body.

We know, having drinks with friends before and during our flight is one of the fun parts about traveling. But, this is doing some major damage to your skin. When your body metabolizes alcohol, a byproduct called acetaldehyde is released.  This is a toxic byproduct which ultimately causes your skin to become dehydrated. As a result, you are more likely to experience premature aging such as fine lines or wrinkles from the lack of moisture in your skin. Besides alcohol, let’s not forget about caffeine. It has similar effects on your skin. Coffee is also metabolized by your liver and acts as a diuretic. Diuretics dehydrate your body’s tissue and skin. Again, dehydration from coffee leads to wrinkles on your face and the rest of your body. Our recommendation is to avoid these drinks or at the very least wait to drink them after your flight. 

Each time you go to the bathroom during your flight to wash your hands you are stripping your skin of natural oils. This ultimately leads to skin dryness and irritation. According to a study in the Dermatology community, there are surfactants in cleansers that damage your skin barrier and lead to skin tightness. So, when you need to take a restroom break on an airplane, try to wash your hands with something gentle. We would recommend washing your hands with your own gentle cleanser. 

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