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" Jet-Set Hair Do some prep work. &amp;quot;Whether you&amp;#039;re heading north or south, a change in climate can really dry out your hair,&amp;quot; says hairstylist Ashley Javier. Apply a deep-conditioning treatment before you go (just leave it on for 20 minutes while you pack) so your hair has some extra moisture reserves to draw on when you&amp;#039;re on the go. Call a truce with your natural texture. You should spend your time off kicking back, not stressing about unruly curls. &amp;quot;You can look great using nothing more than conditioner and a black elastic,&amp;quot; says India Hicks, creative partner at Crabtree and Evelyn, who lives in the Bahamas. Hicks simply combs a light cream conditioner through her long wavy locks when they&amp;#039;re damp and ties them back in a low ponytail. If your hair is coarse, stylist Ted Gibson recommends choosing a protein-derived conditioner (we like Pantene Pro-V Repair and Protect Intensive Restoration Treatment, $3.99) to calm it down before you pull it back. Stay sleek. If you are frizzprone and going to a humid locale, do what American Airlines flight attendant Debra Coleman does when she flies to South America: Comb a silicone serum through your hair before landing. A cult frizz-smoothing favorite: Citr\u00E9 Shine Miracle Anti-Frizz Serum, $3.99. Loosen up. Vacation is about fun, not perfection, so when you&amp;#039;re hitting the town at night, try playful variations on classic styles. Instead of doing a  prim and polished chignon, toss your brush aside and use your fingers to rake your hair into a low pony. Twist it into a messy knot and secure with a few pins for a chic but not done effect. Tie a ribbon to make a headband, and pull wisps out for a flirty touch. Pack protection. You&amp;#039;ll probably be spending more time outside than you usually do...and with any luck, the sun will be shining. Guard your hair against those strand-parching, colorfading rays with a leave-in treatment infused with UV filters, says Gibson. (A hat never hurts either!) If your hair is straightened, be particularly diligent about protection because it&amp;#039;s even more prone to breakage in the sun.  Silky Skin  Get glowing.Want to get that bronzed vacation radiance before you&amp;#039;ve even unpacked your bikini? Apply self-tanner the day before you hop on a plane, train, or automobile. You&amp;#039;ll arrive at your destination with a sexy (and safe) tan. Hydrate, hydrate. We all know planes suck the moisture right out your skin, but any travel is taxing on your complexion. A good moisturizing mask goes a long way toward keeping it in shape. Throw a Skinvitals hydrating cloth face mask, $9.99 per box, in your suitcase; they come in slim individual packets and will revive your complexion in 10 minutes. Pamper your eyes.That skin is the thinnest on your face, so wear and tear shows up there first. Delta flight attendant Carrie O&amp;#039;Leary swears by Lanc\u00F4me Progr\u00E9s EyeCream, $52: &amp;quot;I put a ton on before bed and use it while I&amp;#039;m in the air to clean up mascara flakes and refresh my eyes.&amp;quot; Prone to puffiness? Pop a tube of Kiehl&amp;#039;s Ultra Moisturizing Eye Stick SPF 30, $19.50, in the hotel freezer; the cool sensation will send bags packing. Scrub up. To stay silky (without schlepping a lot), snag a few sugar packets from the airplane drink cart or roadside Starbucks. &amp;quot;White sugar is all I use to exfoliate,&amp;quot; says celebrity makeup artist Carmindy. &amp;quot;After you cleanse, massage a little over your face and lips while they&amp;#039;re still damp. Sugar slowly melts in water, so it will gently slough away dead skin without causing irritation.&amp;quot; Safeguard your skin.You&amp;#039;re already protecting your hair from the sun, but more important is your skin. Slather sunscreen on any exposed areas, and reapply every three hours. Skinceuticals Sport UVDefense SPF 45, $34, never leaves behind a white or chalky residue.  Makeup, to Go Clean up your brows. With groomed arches (done by a pro, if possible), you look polished even without a speck of makeup, so you can skimp on your regular regimen while you&amp;#039;re away. Blend liquid shimmer into your foundation. &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s the easiest way to get vacation sparkle without sun damage,&amp;quot; says Carmindy, who puts a few drops of Benefit MoonBeam, $22, into her Make Up For Ever Face and Body Liquid Make Up, $38, and shakes it up. (To do this one dose at a time, mix a dollop that&amp;#039;s one-quarter shimmer, three-quarters foundation.) Pack a palette, says makeup artist Carol Shaw. They&amp;#039;re already color coordinated for creating different looks. We&amp;#039;re smitten with the flattering lip, eye, and cheek shades in Bobbi Brown&amp;#039;s limited edition Bridal Palette, $50. (Just pull off the &amp;quot;bridal&amp;quot; sticker so your guy won&amp;#039;t freak if he spots it.) Embrace the Q-tip. They&amp;#039;re perfect for applying eye shadow, blending liner, and erasing smudges. (The only brush you&amp;#039;ll need to pack is for your blush.) If you want to get creative, soak the Q-tips in a lavender-scented makeup remover, and seal them in a zip-top bag before you leave. That way, you can fix makeup goofs on the go...and the lavender will have a bonus calming effect. Carry a highlighter. (We mean the kind for your face, not your reading material.) The makeup versions bring light to your complexion and soften any flaws, says Shaw. Best of all, you can use just one all over. Tap a cream highlighter stick, like Nars the Multiple, $36.50, under your brows, on the inside corners of your eyes, and on the tops of your cheekbones. Avoid the T zone though, since the glimmering particles will accentuate any shine. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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