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    If You’re Taking A Single Trip This Year, These 34 Products Will Probably Come In Handy

    You'll wanna pack these for your upcoming flight, road trip, cruise, or theme park vacation.

    1. An airplane seat back organizer because air travel can actually be pleasant when all your in-flight essentials are within reach. Thanks to the four roomy pockets, this organizer can hold your snacks, drinks, electronics, books, toys, etc. so you may not need to squeeze past your seat neighbor 10 times in the same flight because you need to grab something else from your carry-on.

    Promising review: "Very useful, especially when traveling with kids. Provided easy access and storage to water bottles, hand sanitizer, snacks, wipes, and headphones. I didn't have to access my carry-on." —JJ

    Get it from Amazon for $29.99.

    2. A travel cupholder that'll keep your coffee and water bottle contained so your hands are free to show your ticket to the gate agent.

    Cupholder
    Cupholder

    Promising review: "This cup holder is perfect! It helps me a lot! Last time I took a plane with a suitcase and a cup of coffee, when it was my turn to check my passport and ticket, the coffee cup fell to the ground and spilled. It was a nightmare! This time, I bought this cup holder! I don't have to worry about where my cup and phone are! I can free my hands to do other things. I love it so much! Hope you love it too." —Philip

    Get it from Amazon for $13.99+ (available in 24 colors).

    3. A waterproof trash can so the inevitable garbage you collect during long drives and road trips doesn't litter the floor.

    The trash can in different parts of the car including the back of the console, behind a seat back, around the gear stick, and attached to the glove box
    Amazon

    It comes with 10 trash bags.

    Promising review: "I have an SUV, and it works great! I travel a lot and am always on the road. It is a good size. I have it attached to the center console, and it sits in the back. It gives plenty of legroom for backseat passengers. I use the side pockets to hold my car needs: flashlights, books, etc. I use a regular plastic bag to line the can so I do not have to clean the cloth as much. I like this better than a regular small car trash can because it does not spill or tip over. The top keeps everything in, and there is a small strip of Velcro on the bottom of the bag to keep it in place." —Debra Henegar

    Get it from Amazon for $9.97+ (available in eight colors).

    4. digital luggage scale to save your wallet from any overweight baggage fees. You'll also be spared the embarrassment of having to repack your bag in the middle of the airport.

    You can switch between pound and kilogram measurements. 

    Promising review: "Works great, a must-have when flying. Very accurate scale. Easy to read with the light on it. It's a must if you have a wife like mine who loves to shop for clothes and fill up her suitcase along with mine, or if you want to stay under that 40 pounds and avoid paying the extra for overweight baggage fees. Easy to use, very accurate, well made, and a nice design. Very pleased. Saved me money." —Amazon Customer

    Get it from Amazon for $8.99+ (available in five colors).

    5. A travel-friendly mini steam iron if you refuse to wear a wrinkly shirt. This is great for throwing in your travel bag so you can feel more put together in all your vacation photos for Instagram. 

    reviewer holding their hand next to the iron showing the iron plate is about the size of their palm
    reviewer photo of a pair of wrinkled children's shorts
    the same plaid children's shorts after they've been ironed

    Promising review: "The people I was traveling with made fun of me and said I was being extra bringing this. Guess who asked to borrow it almost every single day?? This little guy was a powerhouse. No problems or issues with the voltage in Europe once I switched the iron to that mode. Heats up fast and does the job well! For most materials, there’s no such thing as wrinkle-free packing, so this was a necessity. Even in hotels with no ironing board, I just ironed on the bed with no issues." —Abigail Holmquist

    Get it from Amazon for $29.90 (available in two colors). 

    6. wrinkle-resistant top for wearing to the airport in the morning and then to a business dinner in the evening.

    Person in a white button-up shirt and beige pants
    Model in chic navy blouse and black trousers
    Athleta

    Promising reviews: "Great for travel. Lightweight and doesn't wrinkle. Can be worn casually or more dressy." —anonymous

    "LOVE this blouse — comfortable, stylish, washes like a dream. Looks great with tights or Brooklyn pants but works great as a swimsuit cover-up too, so it's fabulous for travel — versatile and does not wrinkle." —Jude B

    Get it from Athleta for $94.99+ (available in women's regular sizes XXS–3X, tall sizes S–XL, petite sizes XS–L, and in four colors — not all colors available in all sizes). 

    7. A set of portable soap paper sheets because we've all had to use shady public restrooms and cringed when we press the soap dispenser only to find that it's empty. Not anymore!

    Promising review: "Yesterday, I was on a hike, and we stopped and had a picnic lunch in front of a waterfall. Between these soap sheets and small coin towels, it was nice knowing my hands were clean before eating. Hand sanitizer is great too, but washing with soap and water is preferable. These are meant for camping but I have found them very useful for all travel. It’s so small and light, that it easily fits in a purse, handbag, backpack, or pocket." —SVilfe

    Get a box (150 sheets total) from Amazon for $6.99 (also available in packs with 300 sheets and several colors).

    8. And a pack of laundry soap sheets that'll clean your socks, undies, T-shirts, bathing suits, you name it so you don't need to pack one pair for every single day of your trip.

    collection of shaving sheets, body wash sheets, and shampoo sheets
    Amazon

    Promising review: "This came SO in handy during my vacation to Europe! I was making lots of different stops to places with different types of weather. With these laundry soap sheets I was able to wash my clothes in the sink — letting me pack just the right amount of clothes for all the different places I went." —Katie

    Get 50 sheets from Amazon for $6.19.

    9. Or some Tide sink packets so you can enjoy the same scent you use at home. 

    person dumping packet of clothes detergent in a sink full of water
    Tide

    Each pack comes with three packets. And, because they *are* liquid, they'll easily slide into the side of your toiletries bag.

    Promising review: "These are super easy to use! I love that I can use it while traveling, camping, or even at work. There have been times when I needed something better than hand soap to wash a shirt, and this fits the bill. It's perfect for your go-bag when you’re traveling or just out camping. I love that the smell isn’t too pervasive, and the small amount of detergent is enough for me to wash 4–5 articles of clothing. And the best part: It’s not rough on my hands. So it’s definitely a good item to keep with you when you’re out on the go!" —Anna D.

    Get nine packs from Amazon for $6.92.

    10. A pocket-sized, refillable travel perfume atomizer to bring your signature scent with you. That bulky (albeit beautiful) glass bottle is def not TSA-compliant and will take up valuable space in your toiletry bag.

    atomizer pumping on a perfume bottle
    Elizabeth Lilly / BuzzFeed

    BuzzFeed editor Elizabeth Lilly loves hers. In her own words: "I've been using it for about a year. It's great to just throw in your purse on the reg for a fragrance re-up throughout the day. As you can see, it's about the size of my thumb and, therefore, takes up very little room. Plus! It's smaller than most rollerball travel fragrances you can pick up. This first one is working so well that I just have the other three in storage. But if this one bites the dust this summer during travels, I'll be OK about digging into my stores to use one of the remaining three...especially at this price point."

    Promising review: "I bought these due to traveling a lot for work and needing to cut down on the size of things in my carry-on bag for flying. I can bring four different perfumes now instead of one big one. They’re super easy to fill and haven’t leaked so far, but I keep them in a sandwich baggie while traveling, just in case. I would 100% buy them again." —Emily

    Get a four-pack from Amazon for $7.99.

    11. Kindle Paperwhite with an adjustable backlight if your favorite part of vacation is many uninterrupted hours of reading but you can't sacrifice space in your weekend bag for half a dozen hardbacks. This e-reader is waterproof so you can sit on the beach or by the pool without worrying that someone's kid cannonballing into the water will decommission your e-reader.

    Promising review: "This has truly revolutionized my reading experience. Its compact and lightweight design makes it easy to carry around, while the 8 GB storage capacity ensures I can have a vast library at my fingertips. The high-resolution display with adjustable lighting allows for comfortable reading in any environment, whether it's bright sunlight or a dimly lit room. The waterproof feature adds an extra layer of convenience, making it a perfect companion for beach vacations or by the pool. The battery life is impressive, lasting for weeks on a single charge. The seamless integration with the Kindle store and the ease of syncing across devices makes managing my e-books effortless. Overall, this has become an indispensable gadget for any avid reader, offering a delightful and immersive reading experience." —Nataly Kratos

    Get it from Amazon for $139.99+ (available with 8 GB or 16 GB of storage and in three colors).

    12. A stroller gate check bag for protecting your umbrella-style stroller from scratches and dings caused by rough handling, dirt, and who knows what else lurking in the cargo hold.

    This bag is for single umbrella-style strollers. There is also a bag for standard/double strollers and car seats.

    Promising review: "We never put our stroller in a bag when we gate checked, but we have a friend that works for Delta that loads planes and he said they are disgusting underneath and you should always cover baby stuff. We bought this and it's lightweight to store in your bag until needed and covers the stroller really well." —Kelsey

    Get it from Amazon for $17.99.

    13. A versatile ballet flat because they make the always difficult task of selecting what shoes you're going to pack oh so easy. These check all the boxes: they won't take up a ton of space in your suitcase, they're appropriate for a variety of occasions (you might not need to pack other shoes!), they're really heckin' comfortable, and they're easy to slip on and off (no one wants to untie and wiggle out of chunky boots while a hundred people give you dirty looks because you're taking so long to get through security).

    reviewer wearing snakeskin flats with jeans
    reviewer wearing tan flats with jeans

    Promising review: "I normally cannot wear flats because they give me terrible blisters on the back of my feet. These didn't! Bought these in nude for a city vacation with a lot of walking, but where sandals aren't necessarily worn and these were perfect! They obviously don't have the support of sneakers, but I am so happy to finally have a cheap pair of flats that don't give me blisters. I did break them in with thin socks on around my house before wearing them out and when possible, I wear them with little sock liners. Also — I was able to fold these in half like Tieks and fit them in a semi-small purse to change into to dance at a wedding! Score!" —Kate

    Get it from Amazon for $14.60+ (available in women's sizes 5–15, including wide sizes, and 21 styles). 

    14. A set of earplugs that'll help you deal with two very stressful experiences that are oh so common (and so annoying!) when flying: harsh noises and your ears popping. Inside these funny-shaped blue earplugs is a small ceramic filter designed to slow the shift in air pressure so there's less stress on the eardrum. They'll also help drown out the sounds of loud talkers, babies crying, and your seat neighbor refusing to wear headphones while they watch a TV show on their phone.

    A reviewer wearing the blue earplugs
    The box of earplugs

    Promising review: "Never fly without these! Before I found these, I endured excruciating pain in my ears upon descent and landing. Felt like a hot poker being driven into each ear. My ears would also be plugged up, and it would often take two to three days for them to resume their normal state of being. I insert them about an hour before landing, as the plane is making its slow descent. I'm comfortable, and the most discomfort I experience is a slight adjustment of pressure feeling in my sinus. NO PAIN. NO TEARS." —K. Tombrella

    Get a pack with three pairs from Amazon for $19.49 (also available in packs of 5 or 10 pairs). 

    15. wireless transmitter so you can watch the free in-flight movies with your Bluetooth headphones even though you forgot your corded earbuds.

    It also comes with a USB-C charging cable, travel pouch, keychain holder, quick-start guide, and a manual.

    Promising review: "I love this gadget. I fly a lot, and this works on the majority of wide-body planes I’ve taken over the past six months. Just plug into one of the three-prong outlets (or a single outlet in economy), and you can connect any Bluetooth device. Doesn’t always connect on the first try, as I have multiple devices that my headphones are searching for, but if you turn off all other devices, it seems to connect right away. Once connected, it works for many hours. A few planes I’ve taken recently (Qatar Airways) have USB charge points so close to the headphone jack that you can even plug it in while it's working and never lose the charge. Highly recommend for travelers." —Joseph Britto

    Get it from Amazon for $54.99+ (available in five styles).

    16. An in-flight foot hammock to make your economy seat feel a bit more like business class. It attaches directly to your tray table and offers a cozy resting spot for your feetsies, keeping them elevated and helping prevent swelling and soreness.

    Promising review: "I used this recently on an overnight flight to Europe. Definitely made me more comfortable to have my feet elevated off the floor (I'm 5'3"). It could have been a little wider (I have small size 7 feet). But it was ample enough and compact to travel with. It did not bother the person in front of me (I had it attached to my tray table). Glad I made the purchase, definitely felt like it gave my legs some relief." —daydoo72

    Get it from Amazon for $19.99 (available in four colors and multipacks).

    17. And speaking of swelling, a pair of of moisture-wicking compression socks if you're going on a long-haul flight or preparing for a long road trip. They apply pressure to your legs and feet to help with circulation issues and swollen legs/feet — two common symptoms of sitting for long periods of time.

    Reviewer wearing the knee-high socks
    Pregnant reviewer showing the socks dramatically reduced the swelling in their leg and ankle

    Promising review: "I bought these to help with a calf muscle injury, but have since worn them when traveling and on any given day when my legs/ankles/feet swell from too much sitting or standing. They are wonderful. Very comfortable, and my legs feel great while wearing them." —JYJ

    Get them from Amazon for $16.22+ (available in unisex sizes S–XXL and 18 styles)

    Check out my colleague's Physix Gear compression socks review for more deets!

    18. A portable door lock for added security in a hotel or Airbnb if you're traveling alone. It jams the door so it's impossible for an intruder to force themselves in using the door handle.

    Promising review: "I took my first solo trip and ordered this for extra security. Was super easy to install and didn't require me to leave my hotel door ajar for an extended amount of time for installation. My hotel door didn't even move when I tested out the lock. 10/10 recommend for a peace of mind."—Haley Gribble

    Get it from Amazon for $14.99.

    19. A family travel document holder because asking each person to be responsible for their passport is a recipe for disaster. This organizer has 21 (!) pouches and slots for passports, ID, room keys, cash, pens, boarding passes, cruise tags, debit/credit cards, and any other very important document you might need.

    Promising review: "This wallet made it soooooooo much easier to hold everything we needed together in one place. Made going through customs and security so smooth in the Mexico airport! Especially with little kids. I highly recommend it!!" —Malisa

    Get it from Amazon for $21.99.

    20. A versatile and travel-friendly travel shawl that'll double (triple?) as a scarf and blanket. It's fantastic for climates that are warm during the day but chilly at night. It'll also come in handy if you're traveling somewhere scorching hot but may need to occasionally dress more modestly (churches in Europe will often require you cover your shoulder to enter). And! It's UPF 50+, which means the fabric is designed to block 98% of the sun's rays.

    reviewer wearing the silver gray shawl as a scarf
    model wearing the burgundy shawl as a wrap

    Promising review: "I love my new everywhere scarf/shawl. I purchased the silver for travel and am now wearing it almost daily. It is sooooo soft and versatile. Looks great with jeans and a sweater as a scarf. Looks really nice as a shawl with a dress or slacks and blouse. You will love how you feel wrapped up in it on an airplane or in the car on a trip. Don’t pass up owning this great accessory, enjoy it!" —George K.

    Get it from Amazon for $46+ (available in nine colors).

    21. A reusable collapsible water bottle so you're not spending $3.50 on a bottle of water at Disney. Instead, invest in these little roll-up bottles to keep the family hydrated and your wallet a bit happier. 

    Collapsible water bottles shown full and empty, highlighting standing feature and compact storage
    Amazon

    Plus, it's BPA-free and dishwasher-safe.

    Promising review: "This is my favorite water bottle for traveling. I love how light and compact it is. It's great to carry around and when it's empty, you can just roll it up and fit it in your pocket. The carabiner clip is great for clipping it to your bag or hanging it from whatever you want. I would hook it on the belt clip of my pants when walking around or just carry it around on my finger. It's much more durable than you'd expect as well. I was robbed in Brazil and thrown down concrete stairs and the bottle is still fine. It has been through a LOT and still works great. It definitely does not look new anymore (lots of wrinkles), but works just as good." —Geoffrey J.

    Get it from Amazon for $8.99+ (available in four sizes, 20 colors, and multipacks).

    22. A contoured sleep mask to block out the sunlight — no, wait, that's just your seat neighbor's reading light. These may also come in handy when your body demands an afternoon nap because of jet lag.

    a reviewer wearing the sleep mask in black
    a reviewer photo of the outer view of the sleep mask
    a reviewer photo of the back side of the eye mask

    Promising review: "I purchased this sleep eye mask for my trip to Europe. With the flights being 10+ hours each way, I wanted to block all light for some serious sleep time. This mask served its purpose. I was very pleased with it. I was a little concerned with the fit due to my small head. Some reviewers said it might be a problem, but it wasn't. It also came in handy for jet lag naps. I'm a side sleeper, so it takes a bit of getting used to against the face. However, judging from my deep sleep, I seem to have gotten used to it quite quickly. The softness was an added bonus. This was a good purchase." —Michele

    Get it from Amazon for $16.99+ (available in seven colors).

    23. cup holder adapter if you've ever suffered the annoyance of your Hydro Flask or Yeti rolling off the passenger seat and onto the car floor where you can now not reach it. 😠 What was once a daily occurrence will now be a distant memory thanks to this clever contraption!

    a gif of someone trying to put a hydroflask water bottle in a regular cup holder and then placing it successfully in the bottle cup holder adaptor
    a hydroflask water bottle in the cupholder adaptor
    Wine & Whiskey Co. / Etsy

    Wine & Whiskey Co. is a Texas-based small biz selling a wide range of adorable phone cases and T-shirts, plus genius car accessories (obvi).

    Promising review: "Really like this cup holder! I was worried it was going to be bulky and get in the way of my driving, or my water bottle would topple over if I ever had to slam on my breaks. So far, so good! It’s not bulky at all, and the Hydro flask fits perfectly in the cup holder!" —Anna Wiskerchen

    Get it from Wine & Whiskey Co. on Etsy for $12.99+ (also available in packs of three, four, and six).

    24. A flight attendant-approved off-shoulder jumpsuit comfy enough for traveling (and snoozing) in yet stylish enough for wearing out multiple times during your trip.

    reviewer wearing the black jumpsuit while standing in front of mountain scenery
    reviewer wearing the red jumpsuit while standing on a pier

    Promising review: "I bought the navy blue for vacation after reading an article about how easy care these jumpsuits are. I loved it so much I bought the green. I take them out of my suitcase, hang them up, and they are ready to go in a few hours; no ironing needed. I get compliments every time I wear one of them." —AKSunshine

    Get it from Amazon for $37.99 (available in women's sizes S–3XL and 32 colors/patterns). 

    25. A travel harness seat because sometimes (maybe all the time?) you wish you could eat your meal without having to also hold a squirming little one. This harness clips around regular chairs and holds baby securely so they can sit up unassisted.

    a child sitting on a regular chair strapped into the harness
    Amazon

    This harness is designed for ages 6 months and up.

    Promising review: "My 7-month-old loved this seat. We used it while traveling for daily feedings at the table and for trips to the restaurant. The baby loved sitting at the table instead of their stroller and was comfortable and secure to the seat. Would definitely recommend." —Kristen

    Get it from Amazon for $25.99.

    26. A Trtl travel pillow that'll cushion your neck and keep it upright — which is the best position to prevent neck pain. Plus, your neighbors will silently thank you because it means you're not flopping your head from side to side and onto their shoulders.

    reviewer photo of themselves wearing the gray trtl pillow on a plane
    another reviewer wearing the pillow

    Promising review: "Completely satisfied! I have a bulging disc in my neck and related neck/shoulder pain, so I can't afford to fall asleep uncomfortably when I travel via car or plane. This neck pillow looks a little goofy (as most do!), but it definitely works. It essentially helped me sleep sitting up on and off during a 10-hour car trip with no discomfort or pain. Once your head starts to fall to the side just a little, it will hold you up. I didn't feel it was as comfortable or natural putting the support under my chin but it could definitely work that way if your head tips forward when you fall asleep. I will definitely take this on any and all long trips where I want to sleep and ensure I have proper neck support!" —Kris

    Get it from Amazon for $64.99+ (available in five colors and in a breathable/cooling style).

    27. A 2-in-1 travel pillow and blanket so you're not shivering for hours underneath a thin, itchy airline blanket. This ultra soft throw is made of a snuggly fleece, and it turns into a pillow when you insert it into its carrying case. Oh! And you can slide it to your suitcase so you don't accidentally leave it at the airport.

    reviewer photo of the blanket in its carrying case attached to a suitcase
    model pulling the navy blanket out of its carrying case

    Promising review: "On a long flight from Los Angeles to Sydney, I gave this blanket its first test and BOY! I was glad I did. Despite wearing a shirt and sweater, the plane was very chilly after hours of travel. This soft, large, and warm blanket was perfect. It keeps me well-covered and warm. It is soft and snuggly, which makes it even more of a deal. I highly recommend this item. It is definitely an added bonus that it attaches easily to your backpack or other carryon luggage." —lowry martin ii

    Get it from Amazon for $29.95 (available in six colors).

    28. A charging dock to keep everyone's mobile device topped off on long road trips — even if they're sitting in the back row, far away from the USB port.

    Promising review: "This is a must-have for road trips with people in the back. No longer do they have to bring their own super long cables and fight to the death for the carport to charge their phone as they take a million pics from the backseat! Power bank for the car with its own long cables so everyone can be charged up and ready to use all their devices without anyone being left uncharged. Really compact but packs a punch, and the price ain’t bad. Really liked this and recommend it!" —hollywoodhorror

    Get it from Amazon for $19.99+ (available in three sizes/styles).

    29. A cute portable iPhone charger if you're going to be out and about for most of the day and don't want to be without a working phone. This one's itty bitty and will fit in your pocket. Plus it doesn't require a cord = more room in your backpack for souvenirs.

    Reviewer photo of the charger plugged into a phone showing the battery is charging
    Person holding a portable battery pack with built-in lightning connector for charging

    Promising review: "This literally gets my phone charged in no time. I’ll connect it to the charger and sit it down and next thing you know it goes from 20% to 100%. Not sure of how long but it doesn’t take too long. Definitely worth the buy and works great when traveling and you don’t want to carry iPhone chargers." —Cameron

    Get it from Amazon for $15.05+ (available in 12 colors — here's a similar USB-C charger).

    30. A mini lightweight flat iron for sleek, straight styles — even on vacay. 

    reviewer showing their naturally curly hair and then pin straight hair achieved using the straightener
    reviewer hand holding straightener

    It also comes with a heat-resistant pouch for easy carrying!

    Promising review: "This fits perfectly in the toiletries travel bag that I take with me as a flight attendant. Anything that comes in a small size and still works well is perfect for me." —Kathy S

    Get it from Amazon for $15.99+ (available in three colors).

    31. A sunscreen stick with SPF 30 because you should be reapplying sunscreen every two hours (esp. if you're swimming or sweating). The fastest way to ruin a vacation = sunburn.

    Promising review: "This small-but-very-effective stick of sunscreen was perfect for traveling with us on vacation. I took it to the beach, stuck it in my bag when we went exploring and carried it in my purse when we were in town. The smell is so good; it makes you want to take a bite out of it! I found it perfectly fine for my face, not greasy or irritating. I'll most likely buy a bigger size of lotion for my next trip as well." —Pixie Mom

    Get it from Amazon for $11.49.

    32. A roll-up straw hat that'll keep the sun out of your eyes and protect your face from sun damage (it's UPF 50+, which means it blocks 98% of the sun's rays) while you're enjoying your tropical vacation. And it rolls up so it takes barely any space in your already crowded carry-on bag.

    reviewer wearing a light tan hat with a black band
    another reviewer wearing the khaki-colored hat

    Promising review: "Let me start off by staying I've never been a beach hat type person...until now! I love this hat!!! When I bought it I wasn't sure if I could pull it off. (You know, it looks good on others but not so good on me.) Well, I just got back from Belize and this hat was amazing. I love how adjustable it is. I was able to comfortably wear it while riding a golf cart, all day at the beach, and even out on a kayak without it blowing off or being too tight. And it was just the right coverage for me. Enough to protect my sensitive eyes and fair skin from the sun yet not so large that it was in the way. I wore it much more than I thought I would because it was so useful, cute, and comfortable! Great buy." —Amazon Customer

    Get it from Amazon for $24.99 (available in 21 colors).

    33. A pack of 50 on-the-go games so the kids aren't on their phones the *entire* 10-hour car ride. This pack comes with a variety of games: guessing games, memory challenges, trivia questions, and more!

    Promising review: "Bought this as a gift for my son as we had a 10-hour road trip in less than a week. We played several of the games, but the 'guess the job' was our favorite. Played that for nearly two hours!! Our 12-year-olds loved it as much as we did!!! If playing in the car, recommend playing when not in heavy traffic so driver and navigator can play." —Sydney

    Get it from Amazon for $8.11.

    34. Some satin pillowcases to both baby your skin and hair (which is probably already dehydrated thanks to dry air in the plane) *and* bring some of the comforts of home to a hotel.

    gray satin pillowcases on sleeping pillow on a bed
    Amazon

    Promising review: "I travel for work and having this case has helped so much with my hair and it’s great quality, I have washed it so many times and yet it’s durable and comfy." —Maritza Cruz

    Get two from Amazon for $6.98+ (available in five sizes and 35 colors).

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