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Finally able to travel it’s been a while
..in a hurry. by Gaboreal
"A Speaker and a Cabinet That Travels"
Here are some highlights from the Nomadic Audio Speakase review by Gadget Review: "A Speaker and a Cabinet That Travels"
"The design kills two birds with one stone. Just pack up your suitcase like normal, then close it up and travel, knowing that you can break out some loud tunes anywhere you want. The party doesn’t start until you arrive."
"The beauty of this design is that the suitcase acts as the speaker cabinet. It delivers rich and loud audio."
"We love that you can get the fullest sound by using the Speakase as a cabinet and then detach and use the speaker on its own when the situation calls for it. And since the speaker is removable, it is also TSA friendly when you are flying. It’s a great idea for anyone who loves music enough to take the best sound possible with them while traveling."
Read the full review here
Travelling with carry-on only!
[German version here]
I travelled quite a bit the last few years and I learnt a few things, so I thought I might share my knowledge haha
The key to travelling with only hand luggage is to use as little products as possible, but also avoiding liquids. So, use multifunctioning products! I usually put all my liquids into a small plastic bag.
My vanity bag:
Facial Cleanser (crueltyfree, vegan, zero-waste // very gentle cleanser for sensible but also acne-prone skin)
Make up Remover (zero-waste // removing make up with only water? Yes, sir! Less trash > better for our environment and perfect for sensitive skin)
Moisturizer (natural cosmetic // my favourite, I had a hard time finding a moisturizer my skin likes)
Toothbrush
Toothpaste or tooth tabs (crueltyfree, vegan // I have never tried them but my friend swears by them and the are perfect if you want to save place for other liquids on a plane)
Deodorant (have not found the perfect one yet)
Shower gel (I usually fill it into a smaller bottle)
Shampoo (crueltyfree, vegan, zero-waste // fav shampoo bar)
Sunscreen (I usually get a small non brand one)
King of Skin (crueltyfree, vegan, zero-waste // favorite lush product, perfect for dry skin! but be vary it might melt, so don’t take it with you too very hot places)
Razor (I use generic ones, no particular recommendations)
My make-up bag:
either Foundation (crueltyfree, vegan // bad color range but actually a good product for the price) OR Concealer (crueltyfree)
Powder (crueltyfree, vegan // v cheap and really good)
Bronzer (I use a cheap one of a German drugstore chain, I also use bronzer as eyeshadow)
Eyeliner (crueltyfree, vegan // faaaav!)
Eyeshadow (crueltyfree // combining this palette with the bronzer you can get some nice natural looks + I use the 2 light shades as highlighter)
Mascara (crueltyfree, vegan // great for sensitive eyes)
Lipstick (crueltyfree // use it as lipstick and as “cream blush”)
Sponge, shader brush, blender brush, powder brush
♡ Waterproof Luggage ♡
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Cabin Suitcase for Hand Luggage Hard shell cabin suitcase with a 3-digit lock and telescopic handle. Handy if you’re packing light for a weekend away or needing something simple for hand luggage. A straightforward UK travel find that’s easy to keep in mind when you’re sorting away bags without too much faff. See the full product post here
Airlines will not be allowed to charge passengers any additional fees for carrying hand luggage on board.
European Union lawmakers have voted to adopt a proposal that will allow air passengers to bring a personal item into the cabin and a piece of hand luggage of up to seven kilogrammes free of charge. “Today's vote marks an important step toward fairer and more transparent travel,” Matteo Ricci, vice-president of the EU Committee on Transport and Tourism and the bill's lead sponsor, said in a press release. He added that clearly defined rules for free hand luggage were “a fundamental right to avoid unjustified extra costs”, ensuring a “fairer and more efficient system”. The measure comes in addition to wider reforms proposed by the European Commission in 2023 on passenger rights. It would require airlines to disclose total flight costs earlier in the booking process and affect compensation rights. Here’s how the ruling will affect air passengers and when the changes could come into effect.
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