Review on 🧳 Efficiently Organize Your Travel Essentials with Osprey UltraLight Organizer Shadow Grey by Kathy Morales

I love this little set. I know some reviews say it's too small, but I often travel to conferences for a week or so just with my two practical things. Don't let 2 carry-ons fool you, which is what I carry. I am allergic to detergents, synthetic dyes and perfumes, which means I carry my bed sheet, pillowcase and towels and all my toiletries with me because I cannot use free gifts at the hotel without a reaction. (My trick is to combine good camping gear with good camping gear—campers hate weight!). So why this Osprey kit? I wanted to consolidate and modernize - I used to have a 4" x 6" x 2" dripper set and a separate pouch for liquids, but I wanted something all inclusive and wanted one that could be hung in the bathroom. The pouch on this set was detachable and easy to access at the airport.Hanging sets don't usually have that feature!I also always buy bright colored gear so it's easy to see if I've forgotten something in all those neutral hotel rooms.The ripstop fabric has to be pretty durable, and one of my tote bags is the osprey trolley and it expires after ten years of campus travel and 2-3 conferences a year etc. what does it mean if you look at my photos I'm not picky about hair and makeup, but very picky about the amount of things I need to take with me so if you like more makeup but can use hotel shampoo and soap they should be fine, led the containers, AND ic h keep an extra pouch for medication, supplements, first aid (which you can see on one of the pictures for reference - this pouch is from the container store and because it's soft it's easy to get stuck in nooks and crannies). my bag). So you can see the reduced and extended kit. When filled, it measures about 4.5"H x 8.5"W x 3D, and there's still room to stretch if I need to sneak something small in. In the rear liquid compartment I have a pouch of New Wash Rich and styling gel for my wavy hair, aloe calendula balm, toothpaste, tinted sunscreen (instead of foundation), an essential oil sampler of face oil (works as a night moisturizer and eye makeup -up remover), brow gel, mascara, eye wash, essential oils and mouthwash (don't worry, it's the herbal power of Dragonfly Effects). I can also bring in a little EO headache roller here, or swap out the hair gel for a mini sea salt misting/curling spray. The hardest part of the fluid bag? Not perfectly square and my Matador shampoo bag is a bit slippery, but New Wash is a tick. Medium bag that when rolled up is accessible from both the inside and outside of the kit! c and I also use for shaving), solid lotion, body slip, deodorant, sunstick, dental floss, d solid/cream blush/compact eye makeup. (Tip: turn the travel deodorant and the body slides horizontally so that it fits better) I wrap my necklaces and earrings in a cloth and bag. I put it in the mesh bag at this level. There is a mirror in the top pocket! I have a comb, small scissors and sewing kit, hair ties/pins, eyelash curler, lipstick (tinted lip balm in my purse), eyeliner, tweezers, travel razor and travel toothbrush. This bag offers space for a few more items, such as. B. Feminine hygiene products. The only thing I have that doesn't quite fit in here is my night watchman briefcase. I hope this helps those of you trying to figure out how small can be too small for you or trying to appreciate what you can really get in this set. All the best! Travel safe!