10 Things You Really Should Pack In Your Carry-On That Nobody Tells You About

This is my absolute favorite pair of headphones to travel with. It has a solid battery life, and is noise-canceling when you need it to be. It can also transition from wireless to wired, so you can wear them comfortably before the flight, and then plug into your plane's entertainment system if you want to watch a movie. And it doesn't hurt that they look super cute, too.

A hydrating face spray is always a must for me on flights. People often overlook skin mists on flights, but I think they make a huge difference. I love this one from Tatcha, because you only need two or three spritzes to cover your entire face, and the light fragrance is very calming, in my opinion. It leaves your skin feeling refreshed and soothed, which is a major relief during and after long flights.

I'm a huge advocate for using sheet masks during flights to give your skin a boost of hydration, and the value of this box can't be beat — you get 14 masks for just $25. All of the masks have different functions, so you can just grab a handful and slide them in your bag.

Face rollers are a relatively recent addition to my carry-on go-to kit. My face and body swell when I fly, and face rollers help reduce the puffiness. I like using this one over my sheet masks to push the serum in further and simultaneously sculpt my face with its unique shape. Plus, it's big enough to use on larger areas that need a little massage, like my neck and wrists.

If you sleep on planes, an eye mask is an absolute must. As a frequent traveler, I 100 percent swear by this eye mask. Since I started using it, I have never gotten better sleep on a flight.

Planes are notoriously drying, so a moisturizer should always live in your carry-on. I absolutely love this Drunk Elephant moisturizer, because it's light enough so I don't feel sticky or oily (you can also use it as a hand cream), but it's also heavy enough to feel deeply hydrating. Plus, it has a pump dispenser so you don't make a mess if you accidentally drop it on the plane (speaking from experience, of course).

A versatile sweater is always perfect for long flights. This one from Urban Outfitters is great because you can unbutton it to wear as a cardigan, leave it buttoned and use it as a pullover, or tie it up. It is both light and warm and the same time, super comfy, and makes for a great travel #OOTD selfie.

I don't know why, but even if I wash my hair right before a flight, I somehow get off the plane with oily hair. A travel-sized can of dry shampoo has been my saving grace. R+Co's Death Valley is my favorite because it doesn't feel powdery or drying in my hair, and doesn't leave a white mess in my hair. Plus, it smells heavenly, but the fragrance isn't overpowering.