How to Make an Emergency Period and Makeup Kit
Get a roomy, unsuspecting bag., Decide what you might need., Buy these things in the smallest size and most convenient version possible., Respect the season and your needs when making your bag., Find a good location., Replenish this kit as needed...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Get a roomy
A make-up bag should do the trick.
Get a bag a bit larger than you think you might need. -
Step 2: unsuspecting bag.
Was there ever a time when you wish you had a certain thing? Be sure to put that in your bag.
Here are some ideas on what to put in:
Chapstick or lip gloss Cover-up or a blemish stick A brush A compact mirror Hand sanitizer Deodorant or light perfume Gum Advil/Tylenol Tampons or pads Money (no more than twenty dollars), and change for a pay phone Extra undies Non-perishable food, like an energy bar Facial tissues Body/hand lotion tide-to-go sticks An extra shirt (one that goes with anything) Mints (a good gum substitute) Cough Drops Bobby pins Hair Elastics/ties Travel sized hairspray/gel , Rather than buying a big bottle of liquid foundation that requires make-up sponges and can spill, put in simple, solid stick foundation.
Buy travel sizes.
Do not buy anything that could explode or leak. , In the dead of winter, it's obviously not necessary to have medication to help pollen allergies.
It would also be a dread to find gum in your kit after a garlicky meal when your school bans gum. , If you carry a purse, it is most obvious to put it in there.
Otherwise, put it in a private location where you can get to easily. , -
Step 3: Decide what you might need.
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Step 4: Buy these things in the smallest size and most convenient version possible.
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Step 5: Respect the season and your needs when making your bag.
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Step 6: Find a good location.
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Step 7: Replenish this kit as needed and don't be surprised when someone needs some help from your kit!
Detailed Guide
A make-up bag should do the trick.
Get a bag a bit larger than you think you might need.
Was there ever a time when you wish you had a certain thing? Be sure to put that in your bag.
Here are some ideas on what to put in:
Chapstick or lip gloss Cover-up or a blemish stick A brush A compact mirror Hand sanitizer Deodorant or light perfume Gum Advil/Tylenol Tampons or pads Money (no more than twenty dollars), and change for a pay phone Extra undies Non-perishable food, like an energy bar Facial tissues Body/hand lotion tide-to-go sticks An extra shirt (one that goes with anything) Mints (a good gum substitute) Cough Drops Bobby pins Hair Elastics/ties Travel sized hairspray/gel , Rather than buying a big bottle of liquid foundation that requires make-up sponges and can spill, put in simple, solid stick foundation.
Buy travel sizes.
Do not buy anything that could explode or leak. , In the dead of winter, it's obviously not necessary to have medication to help pollen allergies.
It would also be a dread to find gum in your kit after a garlicky meal when your school bans gum. , If you carry a purse, it is most obvious to put it in there.
Otherwise, put it in a private location where you can get to easily. ,
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