All Travel Minis

Mini Toiletries and Miniature Skincare for Packing Light

You'll find the smaller sizes from across our range here, so you can browse by size instead of by product type. Plenty fit under the 100ml limit for liquids in hand luggage. Skincare has the widest choice, and haircare and bodycare each have a page of their own if you'd rather start there.

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Choosing Mini Toiletries

We've sorted this page by size, so you'll find skincare alongside a little haircare. Start with the products you already use, because a trip is a poor time to test a new serum. Our skincare travel minis narrow things down, and there are separate pages for body and hair.

Packing Mini Toiletries

In hand luggage, every container needs to be 100ml or under and fit in a clear, resealable bag. Tighten the lids before you go, because pressure changes can push product out of tubes and pumps. A favourite serum is worth a bag of its own.

Not Sure Which Minis Are Right for You?

Want advice tailored to your skin? Start with our free online skin test. You can also contact our expert team for one-to-one advice, and read our blog for expert tips on building a routine that supports your skin goals.

Sunscreen in Sizes That Fit a Wash Bag

A 50ml sunscreen takes up hardly any room in your wash bag. Altruist's Face Fluid is SPF50, and Beauty of Joseon's Rice Sunscreen is SPF50+ and made for all skin types.

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30ml Serums That Go a Long Way

Serums and treatments usually come in small bottles, because you only need a little each time. Two good examples are The Ordinary's Azelaic Acid Suspension 10% and Niacinamide 10% + Zinc 1%, both 30ml. Medicube's PDRN Pink Peptide Serum is 30ml too.

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A Routine That Shrinks to One Small Bag

Cleanser and moisturiser are the two you'll use every day away from home. Dermalogica's Special Cleansing Gel comes in 50ml, and the Skin Smoothing Cream is a tiny 15ml.

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Expert Tip for Mini Toiletries

"Stick with what your skin already knows. Travel changes the water and the climate, so it's a poor time to start a strong active like a retinol or an exfoliating acid. Pack minis of your usual cleanser and moisturiser, and add an SPF if you're heading somewhere sunny. Keep one mini in your hand luggage in case the hold bag goes astray."

- Kimberley, Face the Future Skincare Expert.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What counts as a travel mini?

Anything small enough to slip into your wash bag. Most things here run from a few millilitres up to around 100ml, and you'll see the exact size on each product page.

What size can I take in hand luggage?

Every container needs to be 100ml or under, and they all need to fit in one clear, resealable bag. Anything bigger should go in your hold luggage. Rules can vary between airports, so it's worth checking yours before you travel.

Is a mini the same as the full size?

Often, yes. It's usually the same formula in a smaller bottle. A few brands make a separate travel version, though, so if you want an exact match, the ingredients list on the product page will tell you.

Can I try a mini before I buy the full size?

Yes, if there's a mini of it. Not every product has one, but where it does, a mini is a cheaper way to find out whether your skin gets on with something. Our skincare travel minis are a good place to start.

How much should I pack for a week away?

It depends on the product and how long you're away. Cleanser and moisturiser tend to go fastest, so take a little extra of those. Serums and treatments are used in smaller amounts, so one mini usually does a trip.

Do you have mini shampoo and conditioner?

We do. There are small shampoos and conditioners on our haircare travel minis page, along with a few masks and oils.

Can I take sunscreen in hand luggage?

Yes, as long as each tube or bottle is 100ml or under and fits in your clear bag. Our travel size sunscreen page has plenty of options in smaller sizes.

Do minis make a good gift?

They can, especially for someone who travels a lot. If you don't know their skin type, a ready-packed travel set takes some of the guesswork out of it.