They say nothing brings to life a forgotten memory like fragrance. That’s because smell is the strongest link to memory. During my recent time in Argentina, there’s one scent that will forever remind me of traveling over Patagonia rivers and through Argentine woods. It exudes the colors of the flat plains before it and trails after me like a warm cashmere scarf. It’s easy and simple, yet tough and rugged when necessary – the essence of Patagonia. I think the best scents evoke the best feelings and can make you believe the impossible can become possible – I can climb the mountain, I can trek the hillside for miles. Who knew perfume could be so powerful?!
Much like perfume, travel is a highly personal matter. These 9 beauty products are currently in my overweight suitcase because over the past few years, I’ve learned what it takes to make a vacation successful. Perhaps your cosmetic bag tells a different story!
Sharon Surloff says
Hi, I was wondering what curling wand you use when you travel abroad out of the United States??
lesleymurphy says
Hi! I use a hot tool 1 inch extended barrel at home and abroad 🙂