How to Pack Your Everyday Purse (Teen Girls)
Remember to pack your wallet., If you carry them around, keys. , Pack some gum or breath mints., Pack some hand sanitizer., Pack a mini bottle of lotion., Pack your cell phone and iPod., Pack some basic makeup for touch-ups., Pack a pencil or pen...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Remember to pack your wallet.
Your wallet doesn't have to match your purse, but make sure it has your driver license or permit, any cards (lunch cards, library cards, gift cards), and money. ,, After you eat or after a while your breath will get stinky.
Keep a pack of gum to keep it nice and fresh.
Plus it helps you concentrate in class (as long as you don't get caught)., Especially during cold/flu season., Just in case your hands get dry, or you just want to smell nice.
You can get many bottles in the travel section of Walmart.
There's tons of mini stuff there!, You never know when you might need it.
Just make sure it's on silent in class.
And your iPod is a perfect cure for boring situations., But make sure it's all kept in a makeup bag so when you need to touch up your makeup it will all be in one place., It's always good to have backup writing utensils as well as a small notebook., This can also be found in the travel section.
Or the medicine aisle.
Your day doesn't have to be disrupted by a headache or cramps., Even if it's not that time of month it's good to have them just in case, you never know when your might get a surprise visit or a friend might need them.,, This is another just in case object.
It's actually really useful in the right situations., A small bag of chips or a candy bar is good to have.
By the middle of the day a tasty snack might be welcome., Just in case your contacts are bothering you and if you need to see with your glasses. -
Step 2: If you carry them around
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Step 3: Pack some gum or breath mints.
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Step 4: Pack some hand sanitizer.
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Step 5: Pack a mini bottle of lotion.
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Step 6: Pack your cell phone and iPod.
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Step 7: Pack some basic makeup for touch-ups.
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Step 8: Pack a pencil or pen.
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Step 9: Pack a mini bottle of Tylenol or pain killer.
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Step 10: Pack pads/tampons etc.
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Step 11: Hairbrush
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Step 12: in case it's super windy or you've just taken your hair out of an updo and it's knotty.
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Step 13: Pack a calculator or a mini calculator.
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Step 14: Pack a snack.
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Step 15: Pack your contact/glasses case.
Detailed Guide
Your wallet doesn't have to match your purse, but make sure it has your driver license or permit, any cards (lunch cards, library cards, gift cards), and money. ,, After you eat or after a while your breath will get stinky.
Keep a pack of gum to keep it nice and fresh.
Plus it helps you concentrate in class (as long as you don't get caught)., Especially during cold/flu season., Just in case your hands get dry, or you just want to smell nice.
You can get many bottles in the travel section of Walmart.
There's tons of mini stuff there!, You never know when you might need it.
Just make sure it's on silent in class.
And your iPod is a perfect cure for boring situations., But make sure it's all kept in a makeup bag so when you need to touch up your makeup it will all be in one place., It's always good to have backup writing utensils as well as a small notebook., This can also be found in the travel section.
Or the medicine aisle.
Your day doesn't have to be disrupted by a headache or cramps., Even if it's not that time of month it's good to have them just in case, you never know when your might get a surprise visit or a friend might need them.,, This is another just in case object.
It's actually really useful in the right situations., A small bag of chips or a candy bar is good to have.
By the middle of the day a tasty snack might be welcome., Just in case your contacts are bothering you and if you need to see with your glasses.
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