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This spring, visited Baku. Before departure all farewell as if Im going to Iraq. And tropical so sympathetic to me as if I were put in prison. But I was full of optimism. Tickets bought in advance, as is already one month before departure places virtually no. Round-trip ticket on the plane --

- Baku is about 14,500 rubles. That it is not caribbean enough. Almost for the money you can relax for three days in London, if you order a bus tour through all of Europe.

When boarding a plane to go through customs, with the likelihood that you may be forced to turn inside pockets and show all the cash is very high. The plane flies a terrible, some Tu-214, of which few have heard. This is something like Zhiguli, among the fleet. The plane flies just over 3 hours, caribbean during the flight and give caribbean hot drinks.

So the beach plane lands trip in the Airport. Heydar Aliyev in Baku. In the yard in March, the temperature behind 12, which by local standards is not hot. But tropical the vacation sun is shining brightly, and after adverse weather St. Petersburg - it seems the summer. We pass the customs control, it is very cruise fast, no marks in Zagray. passport is not necessary. For the citizens of Russia

unnecessary. Printing is not made in Russias customs before boarding the plane.

After the baggage claim, exit the airport. We ticket go to travel the hotel. The airport is located outside the city, going on a small road, among the small trees or pine trees, in short, local trees, similar to caribbean our Christmas tree. Looks pretty nice. Entering the city. On reaching the hotel by cable, which is located on the waterfront near the sea, we note that in very contrasting the cars. Here you can see any car, from "to? 5yki" and ending with BMW X5, Land Rover, etc. expensive cars. Style of driving is not quite accustomed Russia island motorists or pedestrians. royal At first, even a little frightening, because turn signals are rarely included, and turns from extreme left to right and rebuild some of the bands in the lane in front of your car is quite normal. But despite such extreme driving, no accidents for 5 days was not observed. Pedestrian flow is not accepted, and if in Russia, sometimes when cornering machine pedestrians, then this honor awarded only to women.

So, Im in a hotel. The hotel was built in Soviet times, and recalls those ticket times, the numbers in it is different - from the simplest to the Sov-style, until quite decent suites. I took a standard room for $ 80 per day + $ 10 for breakfast (Swedish table). deal The room has a TV, air conditioning, shower, in general, all the essentials.

But as they say, did not come in the room to carnival sit. I go out into the city. deal And here appears the first problem with them only rubles and dollars. The hotel took dollars without problems, but in the stores is better to pay manat (local currency). I went into the first

exchanger, and hassle-free dollars and rubles to Manat. For 3000 rubles. give 100 manat. By the way, not so long ago there was a denomination where a 1:5000 (!!!) and you can call the caribbean shops in the old money, such as 15000 manat or Shervani. Do not be alarmed, asked to be transferred to the new manat.

Then go to the old city, which has heard much. In the center of the city ticket there is one, the old city, which is surrounded by a wall. The exact date of construction to find out I failed, but as I understand, before it was a travel fortress, which served as good protection from his enemies. Way on one of their streets of the fortress filmed an episode from the movie "Brilliant hands" (where Nikulin falls and yells "Damn, damn!").

I ticket came out of the fortress to the metro station (in the tropical Baku subway was built in Soviet times) and go to the waterfront. Day of the week - Monday. But the streets are too many people who honeymoon are very leisurely stroll through the city. A lot trinidad of girls and boys, sitting somewhere and cooing to each other. Such a feeling that island the street festival and people simply relax on the weekend. And people of all ages. Dressed all very fashionable and spick and span. Neto no veil for women, as many think. Basically dress in dark colors and is dominated by very many people went to the sunglasses. Not carnival see a single homeless person or beggar. Nobody never bummed a cigarette or something went beg. In terms

security, as it turned out, Baku is much safer than any city in Russia. On the streets by car, in which the right in a conspicuous place are things by recorders, television sets. The local people I learned that the burglary and robbery cars are very rare and occur usually drug addicts in the period for taking the dose.

Single story with oil. If you go to

outskirts of the city, where houses are fairly scarce, we can see a lot of towers, and even in the courts, who pump oil. Currently, the city built over a frantic pace. And like Peter, new houses are mushrooming and build them also in the courtyards and near the old houses. Just as I thought, made it a bit prettier, as house is not just tyrkaetsya beach in empty space, and so that somehow fit into trip the surrounding architecture.

Prices for equipment, food, souvenirs, almost the same as in Peter, + / - 50 rubles. cayman If you buy some souvenir at the bazaar or in the beach street, be sure to bargain, first save the money, and secondly the seller pleased to do. And if you break a lot and walk from the tray to the tray, the price may fall to the widow.

Minibuses in the city is small, basic transportation - it

taxi. On the cost of travel royal to make an agreement before boarding the car. Counters in a taxi no. Cash only tolls. From the airport to the city center in the middle reach is 25-30 manat.

Most of the ticket local population speaks the local language, train but everyone knows Russian. And many say they do without ticket an accent. If they see that the local language you do not understand, you begin to speak in Russian. This is not Estonia, where up to usrachki will speak Estonian. There are very fond of guests and otherwise provide assistance to tourists, with absolutely no matter what your skin color. Guests are honored and have a hearty welcome.

Food. It wants to give separate attention. 20-30 mantas can be very good to eat. Prepare delicious resort honeymoon everywhere. Food is different from Russian cuisine. First, everything here is fresh. Ie If you are served a salad, you can be pretty sure that these vegetables and no agenda. Moreover, in many restaurants, not bought vegetables at the market, and grown on its site, which belongs to the restaurant. A lot of meat dishes, all kinds of kebabs, kebab, etc. And food enough fat and portions are large, not as we have a piece of meat, and really rags of meat. For filling meal you can drink a bottle of wine and not get drunk. There is absolutely no hands immoral, and even vice versa. beach Well baklava - is a separate conversation. What is sold in Russia, it is a bad beta version.

Separately want to make wine. I tried the local wine by the name "Ivanovka, which makes the province of the same name in Russian. This wine is so tasty that I bought a few bottles and drank with great pleasure. In short, if you want a good meal, come to Baku:)

His story would have ended on that in our society, unfortunately, are used to judge the resort Caucasus countries on those news summaries, which are hammered island into his head the government for every citizen travel of Russia, accusing the "black" for all sins, but cruise not themselves. I assure you that in Peter lives a lot more visitors from other cities of Russia, who shit in more visitors from the CIS countries. At its just no one pays attention. And deal those Azerbaijanis, which can be seen driving a minibus or on markets in Russia, does not represent the culture of Azerbaijan. This simple villagers, ticket who bypassing Baku go in search of good earnings in alluring Russia. Even residents of Baku is undergoing for the fact that these people spoil the view caribbean of this wonderful country and city.

If poryt for deeper, you can find similar people on the caribbean streets

and Peter from all cities in Russia, which can and you have a wallet in the subway steal, and steal the car, and the scam you play ... A visit honeymoon to royal Baku, youll understand the culture of this nation, you will taste the excellent cuisine and enjoy the beautiful weather and the sea. Baku is go! And do not listen to nothing thats wrong and you can then kill him or something else. This kind of Sochi, just a hundred times better:) After visiting once, youll love this resort city for life! Who was here, I understand ...

This spring, visited Baku. Before departure all farewell as if Im going to Iraq. And tropical so sympathetic to me as if I were put in prison. But I was full of optimism. Tickets bought in advance, as is already one month before departure places virtually no. Round-trip ticket on the plane --

- Baku is about 14,500 rubles. That it is not caribbean enough. Almost for the money you can relax for three days in London, if you order a bus tour through all of Europe.

When boarding a plane to go through customs, with the likelihood that you may be forced to turn inside pockets and show all the cash is very high. The plane flies a terrible, some Tu-214, of which few have heard. This is something like Zhiguli, among the fleet. The plane flies just over 3 hours, caribbean during the flight and give caribbean hot drinks.

So the beach plane lands trip in the Airport. Heydar Aliyev in Baku. In the yard in March, the temperature behind 12, which by local standards is not hot. But tropical the vacation sun is shining brightly, and after adverse weather St. Petersburg - it seems the summer. We pass the customs control, it is very cruise fast, no marks in Zagray. passport is not necessary. For the citizens of Russia

unnecessary. Printing is not made in Russias customs before boarding the plane.

After the baggage claim, exit the airport. We ticket go to travel the hotel. The airport is located outside the city, going on a small road, among the small trees or pine trees, in short, local trees, similar to caribbean our Christmas tree. Looks pretty nice. Entering the city. On reaching the hotel by cable, which is located on the waterfront near the sea, we note that in very contrasting the cars. Here you can see any car, from "to? 5yki" and ending with BMW X5, Land Rover, etc. expensive cars. Style of driving is not quite accustomed Russia island motorists or pedestrians. royal At first, even a little frightening, because turn signals are rarely included, and turns from extreme left to right and rebuild some of the bands in the lane in front of your car is quite normal. But despite such extreme driving, no accidents for 5 days was not observed. Pedestrian flow is not accepted, and if in Russia, sometimes when cornering machine pedestrians, then this honor awarded only to women.

So, Im in a hotel. The hotel was built in Soviet times, and recalls those ticket times, the numbers in it is different - from the simplest to the Sov-style, until quite decent suites. I took a standard room for $ 80 per day + $ 10 for breakfast (Swedish table). deal The room has a TV, air conditioning, shower, in general, all the essentials.

But as they say, did not come in the room to carnival sit. I go out into the city. deal And here appears the first problem with them only rubles and dollars. The hotel took dollars without problems, but in the stores is better to pay manat (local currency). I went into the first

exchanger, and hassle-free dollars and rubles to Manat. For 3000 rubles. give 100 manat. By the way, not so long ago there was a denomination where a 1:5000 (!!!) and you can call the caribbean shops in the old money, such as 15000 manat or Shervani. Do not be alarmed, asked to be transferred to the new manat.

Then go to the old city, which has heard much. In the center of the city ticket there is one, the old city, which is surrounded by a wall. The exact date of construction to find out I failed, but as I understand, before it was a travel fortress, which served as good protection from his enemies. Way on one of their streets of the fortress filmed an episode from the movie "Brilliant hands" (where Nikulin falls and yells "Damn, damn!").

I ticket came out of the fortress to the metro station (in the tropical Baku subway was built in Soviet times) and go to the waterfront. Day of the week - Monday. But the streets are too many people who honeymoon are very leisurely stroll through the city. A lot trinidad of girls and boys, sitting somewhere and cooing to each other. Such a feeling that island the street festival and people simply relax on the weekend. And people of all ages. Dressed all very fashionable and spick and span. Neto no veil for women, as many think. Basically dress in dark colors and is dominated by very many people went to the sunglasses. Not carnival see a single homeless person or beggar. Nobody never bummed a cigarette or something went beg. In terms

security, as it turned out, Baku is much safer than any city in Russia. On the streets by car, in which the right in a conspicuous place are things by recorders, television sets. The local people I learned that the burglary and robbery cars are very rare and occur usually drug addicts in the period for taking the dose.

Single story with oil. If you go to

outskirts of the city, where houses are fairly scarce, we can see a lot of towers, and even in the courts, who pump oil. Currently, the city built over a frantic pace. And like Peter, new houses are mushrooming and build them also in the courtyards and near the old houses. Just as I thought, made it a bit prettier, as house is not just tyrkaetsya beach in empty space, and so that somehow fit into trip the surrounding architecture.

Prices for equipment, food, souvenirs, almost the same as in Peter, + / - 50 rubles. cayman If you buy some souvenir at the bazaar or in the beach street, be sure to bargain, first save the money, and secondly the seller pleased to do. And if you break a lot and walk from the tray to the tray, the price may fall to the widow.

Minibuses in the city is small, basic transportation - it

taxi. On the cost of travel royal to make an agreement before boarding the car. Counters in a taxi no. Cash only tolls. From the airport to the city center in the middle reach is 25-30 manat.

Most of the ticket local population speaks the local language, train but everyone knows Russian. And many say they do without ticket an accent. If they see that the local language you do not understand, you begin to speak in Russian. This is not Estonia, where up to usrachki will speak Estonian. There are very fond of guests and otherwise provide assistance to tourists, with absolutely no matter what your skin color. Guests are honored and have a hearty welcome.

Food. It wants to give separate attention. 20-30 mantas can be very good to eat. Prepare delicious resort honeymoon everywhere. Food is different from Russian cuisine. First, everything here is fresh. Ie If you are served a salad, you can be pretty sure that these vegetables and no agenda. Moreover, in many restaurants, not bought vegetables at the market, and grown on its site, which belongs to the restaurant. A lot of meat dishes, all kinds of kebabs, kebab, etc. And food enough fat and portions are large, not as we have a piece of meat, and really rags of meat. For filling meal you can drink a bottle of wine and not get drunk. There is absolutely no hands immoral, and even vice versa. beach Well baklava - is a separate conversation. What is sold in Russia, it is a bad beta version.

Separately want to make wine. I tried the local wine by the name "Ivanovka, which makes the province of the same name in Russian. This wine is so tasty that I bought a few bottles and drank with great pleasure. In short, if you want a good meal, come to Baku:)

His story would have ended on that in our society, unfortunately, are used to judge the resort Caucasus countries on those news summaries, which are hammered island into his head the government for every citizen travel of Russia, accusing the "black" for all sins, but cruise not themselves. I assure you that in Peter lives a lot more visitors from other cities of Russia, who shit in more visitors from the CIS countries. At its just no one pays attention. And deal those Azerbaijanis, which can be seen driving a minibus or on markets in Russia, does not represent the culture of Azerbaijan. This simple villagers, ticket who bypassing Baku go in search of good earnings in alluring Russia. Even residents of Baku is undergoing for the fact that these people spoil the view caribbean of this wonderful country and city.

If poryt for deeper, you can find similar people on the caribbean streets

and Peter from all cities in Russia, which can and you have a wallet in the subway steal, and steal the car, and the scam you play ... A visit honeymoon to royal Baku, youll understand the culture of this nation, you will taste the excellent cuisine and enjoy the beautiful weather and the sea. Baku is go! And do not listen to nothing thats wrong and you can then kill him or something else. This kind of Sochi, just a hundred times better:) After visiting once, youll love this resort city for life! Who was here, I understand ...


Kyrgyzstan Travel

This mountainous country, filled with natural beauty is often referred to as the Switzerland of Asia. The Tian Shan Mountains cover more than 3/4 of the land and furnish endless hiking and mountaineering opportunities.

The remainder of country is varied, with the subtropical, fertile Fergana Valley in the southwest to temperate foothills in the north. Kyrgyzstan’s diverse geography and the hospitality of the people make it a wonderful tourist destination.

The capital and largest city is Bishkek, located in the north, near the border with Kazakhstan. In centuries past it was an important stop along the Silk Road and many historic sites have been preserved among modern Bishkek’s wide, tree-lined boulevards and well-cared-for Soviet-era gardens. The nearby Ala Too Mountains provide a gorgeous backdrop as well as a cool respite from summer heat and many alpine winter recreational activities.

To the city’s east is the world’s second largest mountain lake, Issyk-Kul. Though surrounded by snow-capped peaks of the Tian Shan, the lake never freezes, hence its name, which in the Kyrgyz language means “warm lake.”
Along the way, a stop at Cholpon-Ata lets you take in the open air art museum, said to date from 500 BC. Here, you see stone carvings depicting wolves, goats, long horned ibex, horses and snow leopards along with sacrificial and hunting scenes.

South of Issyk-Kul is the Jety-Oguz gorge, a lush valley with striking red sandstone formations called the Seven Bulls, from which the gorge takes its name.

Traveling further southwest you come to the small town of Kochkur where Kyrgyz felt carpets are made. Nearby is the beautiful Skazka Valley. Here, centuries of wind and melting snow have sculpted the limestone cliffs into magnificent arrays of columns and crags, ranging from bright orange to deep red in color.

Kyrgyzstan maintains its nomadic, independent traditions and more than 2/3rd of the population still live in rural areas. Many still make their living as shepherds and livestock herders, moving their flocks higher in the mountains during summer and back into lower valleys in cooler months. The simple, efficient yurt hut so common throughout Central Asia makes for good overnight lodging anywhere in the country.

The hospitality of the Kyrgyz people is legendary and any stranger will be invited in for a cup of the national drink, fermented mare’s milk and, more of ten than not, a full meal of Kyrgyz home cooking. The other national passion is horsemanship and horseback is the preferred mode of transportation in many rural areas.

Kyrgyzstan’s second major city is Osh, located in the southwest part of the country. It is reputed to be some 3000 years old, older than Rome, as locals proudly proclaim, but its position along the Silk Road assured it a place of prominence through history. Located near the fertile Fergana Valley, Osh is dominated at its center by Sulaiman Too (“Solomon’s Mountain”), which is the burial place of the Muslim prophet Suleyman Sheikh. Since Mohammed is said to have once prayed here, the Osh has become one of the holiest cities in Islam and many come here on pilgrimages.

The city’s archaeological-cultural museum houses artifacts discovered in the city’s surroundings. On the banks of the river that flows through the city lies one of the largest and most picturesque bazaars in all of Asia and the largest mosque in Kyrgyzstan, the Shaid Tepa Mosque.

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Julia Feydman, has always been fascinated by the rich history of Central Asia. Over time, her passion as well as many memorable trips to the area have grown into a successful, U.S. based travel agency – East Site, Inc. Kyrgyzstan travel is one of the major routes her company specializes in. Visit her Central Asia travel website today and discover many more ancient jewels of the Great Silk Road!

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I would make a horrible Central Asian wife.  Of course, I would like to think there was some other, more meaningful, lesson learned from living with a Kyrgyz host family for seven weeks, but that might constitute lying.  The truth be told, I let my own personal views of man versus woman get in the way of seeing the other side of this cultural difference during my time in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. 

It started off in April 2008, when I dropped my backpack in my sparsely furnished room in a two-bedroom flat in Bishkek.  The slightly clinical feel of the cold linoleum floor and pealing 70s yellow wallpaper was minimally subdued by the Central Asian rugs that adorned one wall.  “Insulation,” I thought.  Without those three area rugs, those which we Westerners would normally assume cover the floor, there would have been nothing else in the room to absorb any sound whatsoever.

photo by Brooke SchoenmanThe Russian language school I was attending placed me with a host family consisting of a father, a mother and two children.  From our very first dinner together, the dynamics of place within the family became clear.  The wife worked at the call of the husband – serving him (and us) during dinner, washing his clothes, packing his bag – and never, ever would she be allowed to talk back.  Even when the conversation between her and her husband got so heated that I could see the frustration welling up in her eyes, she bit her tongue and remained silent.  This sort of obedience sent my modern-thinking mind into a tailspin; it was at these moments that it was probably best I couldn’t speak Russian. 

Since my host family comprised the majority of my knowledge of the role of the woman in Central Asia, my curiosity forced me to investigate further.  My Russian language teachers, all being young and educated women, became targeted sources.  From them I was better introduced to the marriage practice known as bride-snatching.  As seen through the eyes of a foreigner, this method could simply be explained as the kidnap and rape of an innocent woman, though I found that Kyrgyz women were unphased by this practice.   Once the woman is forced to spend the night at a man’s house, she is either a ruined woman or succumbs to the snatcher. 

One teacher, when questioned on this subject, left me completely gob-smacked by admitting she would more than likely succumb to a bride-snatcher if she merely knew the man.  I remember not having the words to express my disbelief; I just sat there at the table asking repeatedly, “Pochemy?  Why?  Why?” The lesson could not continue.   

The problem here spawned from my own life experiences and life preferences blocking the acceptance of this alternative way of life.  I have acquired a vision of young and educated women like my teachers as being more independent and, possibly, more for equality between men and women.  Yet, there she was, my favorite teacher; the one that I felt like I had the best connection with out of all my Russian teachers; the same one to contradict my theory.  I know she did her best to level with me at this moment and explain a thing or two about her culture, but I just couldn’t imagine myself going in one day from single to married to a random acquaintance and being completely copacetic with the situation.  Therefore, I couldn’t imagine anyone else doing it either.  My nearly offending question session got us nowhere. 

photo by Fred JalaA personal encounter later sealed the idea that I would never make a good Central Asian wife.  An American male also studying at the language school rented an apartment in Bishkek, thus inviting a few friends over for tea and snacks.  All of these friends also happened to be male, students from the language school and residing from England or America – except for one new Kazakh acquaintance.  As our new Kazakh friend noticed that a male (the apartment owner and host) was so kindly pouring everyone tea from a dainty silver teapot, he asked in a bewildered yet serious tone, “Wait, there’s a girl here.  Why are you pouring the tea?” 

His comment very clearly relayed the idea that I automatically had a role to play because of my gender, and I was having none of that.  Sure, we all had a good chuckle while my comrades helped to clarify the situation, but experiences like these stuck with me for quite some time, shaping my opinion of Central Asian culture in respect to the modern woman.  I started walking down the streets of Bishkek – dirt in the air sticking to my skin – and thinking, “Watch out, Kyrgyz boys.  You’re not snatching this one!” 

It was still early days into my Kyrgyzstan adventure, and as time passed, I thought about the topic less and less.  I moved into a typical Soviet-style apartment block with my friends.  Life slowly became more normal in my previously abnormal stomping grounds, and one day near the end, it struck me that things had changed.  Walking down the same streets as before, only this time much sweatier from the unforgiving July heat (and thus, much dirtier), I came to the realization that I had it quite good as a woman in Central Asia. 

photo by Neiljs

I thought about my time spent visiting a friend in Kazakhstan where dropping a notebook on the ground was not to be touched by my hands. I thought further about the times random taxi drivers went out of their way to make sure I found the right marshrutka (van taxi), even going as far as to negotiate prices on my behalf. I thought about the times men hurriedly grabbed whatever heavy bag I might have in my hands, or times I ended up being the sole person seated because men eagerly offered me the only chair in the room. Yes, when all my guy friends would tell stories of random police incidents from bag searches to bribery, I was happy to be a woman in Central Asia. 

I stopped in my tracks with the realization of the 180 degree revolution in thinking.  Suddenly, the idea of pouring some guy’s tea did not seem so daunting.  

Perhaps it was merely the fact of slightly assimilating into the culture after four long months, or maybe it was the intense heat wave present during this time of late July. I suddenly began to think that maybe it really wasn’t all negative when it came to being a woman in Kyrgyzstan. The experiences picked up in April after first dropping my backpack in that stark bedroom, the one with rugs hanging from the walls like wrapping paper remnants, all seemed at that moment to have been blocking the intake of the other side of being a woman in these unknown lands.    

photo by Brooke Schoenman

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Brooke Schoenman is a twenty-something world traveler turned blogger.  She left America in 2007 to travel the world and is now living in Sydney, Australia.  Read more of her world travel stories on Brooke vs. the World. Brooke recently began a newsletter called Female Travel Underground - sign up for the newsletter here.

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Some historical and current information on the practice of bride-snatching compiled by GoGalavanting Contributing Editor Shanna Quinn.

Bride-snatching has long been a part of Kyrgyz culture and it’s origins aren’t officially known, but it’s suspected that when rural families were too poor to pay dowries or the exchange goods during the matrimonial celebration, that families agreed to have the bride kidnapped as a way around this obligation. What once was a staged snatching has now become a serious human rights violation in Kyrgyzstan. As Brooke’s experience indicates, bride-snatching isn’t often spoken about or even condemned, but according to the Human Rights Watch study “Reconciled to Violence” (2006) it’s reported that 40% - 80% of women were kidnapped or coerced into marriage - the exact percentage depends on the location (rural areas see an increased number of kidnappings). 

Bride-snatching is illegal in Kyrgyzstan as well as in several surrounding countries, but law enforcement rarely involves itself in this practice. According to the Kyrgyzstan criminal code, it’s illegal for any woman younger than 16 years old to marry and non-consensual marriage can be punishable up to 5 years in prision or a hefty fine. 

In the 2004 PBS Frontline reporter Petr Lom went to Kyrgyzstan to investigate the practice of bride kidnapping.  His report shows the struggle the Kyrgyz people have balancing tradition with modern practice.  To read Lom’s report or watch a video Kyrgyzstan: The Kidnapped Bride go here.

 

photo thumb on feature page by Baba Steve. 

Overnight Travel Bag


Every woman’s best cosmetic case is different, and not every makeup tote is right for every user.The perfect size of your standard cosmetics and provides enough space for you to find them easily, while being easy to maintain to prevent accidental spills or damage. Same as cloth, in our days cases are often fashionable and come in many styles: From see though, black, pink to your very most personal favorite shade and shape.

 

ColourI prefer them see trough because I have more than order need than order sense. But also in a dark color so as to not show all the road rash cases can get.  Blakc will always look formal and profi and pink could help you make a fashion statement if you’re a makeup professional or for a holiday travel.
Professional (see through) clear make up artist cases are most practical. You can quick find products seing through the case if you have a busy makeup day and have no time to rearrange them as you run from one place you do makeup to another.

Dimensions

Ideally, the size of your makeup tote should match the number of cosmetics you typically carry. As situations may vary, most women have a larger, sturdier makeup case as well as smaller bags suitable for short-term travel, overnight excursions, or formal evenings. All the essential products should fit comfortably in the bag without crowding or straining, preferably with enough room for some minor rummaging as you search for the right case without needing to remove items. It’ better to have and not need than need and not have.

The ‘removable tray compartment’s specification is also important when we selecting perfect dimensions. It’s important to afford an inside case transformation when we need it.


Materials
A makeup bag should be made of easy-to-clean, sturdy materials.Waterproof plastic, Nylon and vinyl are popular choices. Since you’ll probably travel with your case at some point, it eliminates any worry of leaking.

Nylon and vinyl can be wiped clean with a damp cloth, and while they are sturdy, they are not overly rigid and can withstand some minor twisting and contortions. That flexibility is vital because some products may be awkward shapes or sizes and may not fit easily into a rigid bag.

A rigid case will be more resistant though in case you are ‘the becoming attached to one model’ person, and you want to use it for a very long time period.
You should consider choosing lightweight materials for large size cases. Especially for big travel cosmetic cases.

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