A Flight Attendant's Entire Routine, From Waking Up to Layovers | Work It | Allure

Hello, welcome aboard, my name is Arne Issa Jones and this is how I

work

. I will take you with me for 24 hours of my beauty, wellness and skincare

routine

. I spent approximately 27 hours a week at 35,000 feet. I can upload. At six days a week my days can be twelve hours eight hours in the air but the best part is that I never really know what I'm going to finish. I've witnessed some really interesting things on

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s. I was able to see the birth of a baby I have seen children on their first

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people on their honeymoon a lot of interesting things happen on flights around 6:15 absolutely even 45 minutes today the cabin air is very dry your skin starts very quick so I try to put as much moisture on my face as possible before I put on makeup the first thing I do is wash my face with a Peter Thomas Roth brightening cleanser it has glycolic acid in it and I really like that glycolic acid has a toner in it so that I have a blend, it's again in my T zone it's very oily so if I don't moisturize enough Ice King will overcompensate.

In fact, it has helped me a lot in my

work

. Law of favors, you should come out clean. I use a lavender spray, this when I'm flying is very moisturizing. I love the way it smells and it's just a good prep before putting on the serum. I use this brilliant recipe. Pink watermelon juice is applied on my neck. My eyes get very dry underneath and this helps keep the moisture under my eyes so my concealer doesn't make it greasy. I went to an esthetician and she told me that you are actually in a big metal tube closer to the sun.

SPF is essential. I am in the air closer to the sun all day. I go for my SPF and moisturizer in one it has guava and vitamin C which is good for dark spots. Natural makeup is standard on airlines. I don't want crazy colors, nothing too flashy because people have to stare at you all day. The lighting is different on each type of aircraft. I tried to make my makeup good in natural light, which usually translates to everything else, like prepping my face with my fancy professional beauty filter. I rubbed it on my fingers. I focus on my cheeks and nose, that's where I get oiliest.

My poor beginning to appear. Removing my eyebrows is my next step. I have sparse eyebrows even when you're doing security. I don't have a very pretty eyebrow. We will make people pay attention to you. Just go, thank you, and then I'll go in and clean up the end result. with concealer after as a flight

attendant

, you never know how long your days will be for me and it's worth it, I try to choose two or three legs so a three hour flight usually takes between five and five and a half in total with preparation for D and D they plan the shoot so I err on the side of longer use so I use Smashbox 15 hours where it lasts more than 15 hours.

I can attest to this, so I mix two colors for point two and four, point three, and I don't put foundation under my eyes so less product or memorize not to touch it up don't wait next we can see so my favorite concealer it's the moisturized wow, that's like I go to the side of my nose and then if I'm being really dramatic, which I always am: I lighten one shade and put it right in the middle just to brighten it up a little bit. Make sure it stays that way for a bit while I wait for it to get sticky.

I put on the contour and just put a little bit on the sides of my chin it definitely accentuates my hair so I blend it right away with a brush. I don't use sponges. I feel like they retain bacteria and are harder to clean when placed on brushes. The brushes take five minutes. You put some soap on, wash your hands and they are dry when you get to your next hotel. I'm going to put my smile lines aside so that as a flight

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you talk a lot, especially if you're the person up front doing all the PAS and during service you talk a lot makeup wrinkles on the side of my face if I don't I fix my contour with the bronzer and then I also contour my cleft chin in this case and also Use it as an eye shadow.

I started loving makeup in third grade, that's when I got my first pimple, a really big pimple in third grade and I took my mom's makeup to try to cover it, she found out when I got home. because nothing was mixed, I really liked the process of putting on my face, I actually put on eyelash extensions to avoid having to wear mascara when you fly, your eyes get dry, I wear contact lenses so I wear them, we had high drops all the time, so I don't want to risk my gaze sliding down the side of my face while certain people blush below.

I really like it and then I mix it with my contour, so I love the highlighter. Some people say I'm overdoing it, but. I don't think you can, it gives that extra touch and when you turn your face, if you're talking to someone, you see that little glow on my finger and I apply it, my cheeks get very dry, so I apply comics constantly. I try not to do anything crazy to my lips. Red is not a ceiling color. I usually try to save it for the holiday season during the year. I keep the pinkish nude shades and my favorite gloss is in fact I buy another one and come here to the lipstick.

I use this one. morphe continuous setting mist sets everything please so this is my complete makeup. It takes about 15 minutes at home or in a hotel to put it on as a flight attendant, you learn there is a basic formula, let's pack, you have a warm weather suit. a cold weather suit a bikini because you never know if you'll end up on a nice tropical island. Repacking takes me about five minutes and I'm out the door an hour before I have to get to the door. I head inside. I am going to inform the gate meeting who I will be working with as a flight attendant for the next three days.

Store all your stuff if you use the overhead bins to check each other's stuff for catering and afterward. You'll start boarding shortly when you greet someone who walks in white. You want him to feel comfortable. You never know why a person travels. It could be good. It could be bad. And you don't want them to hesitate if they want to. to ask a question I fly many hours I like to work so my hair skin nails eyes everything becomes really Drive so I have to overcome see I use conditioners that leave I use masks and I really concentrate this one look at the difference the frizz has disappeared it can be dried and I make sure to use alcohol-free hair sprays, so I'll take a good amount.

Just if your hair is too long you have to lift it from the center towards the back of your head so it could be a role it could be a bun it could be a ponytail it could be a nice top knot I just tend to put it up back in ponytail or bun slicked back whether straight or natural we have so many uniform options I wear our dress is easy to pack it is also flattering on me because it hugs my curves and all the right places so you have the heels and you see all your flight attendants walking through the airport.

They always ask you how you work in those, how do you walk? but we change shoes from heels to flats once we are in the air. I drink water every time I think about it. You think you've drunk too much water. You have it. It's never enough. I actually got dehydrated my freshman year and I went for my annual physical and she says you're really dehydrated between flights, or we don't have time or two, sometimes three hours, that's weird, so after getting everything sorted and getting ready our carts for the next slide, I usually try to check my makeup, that's also the time. where will you try to get your lunch if you can if we have time between flights.

I'd rather eat my lunch then we'll know what's watching me while I'm eating so I think if it's light then he has the same immune system as a kindergarten teacher your first year flying your body is getting used to this huge adjustment between lack of humidity general of the germs that go through airports on planes they meet a lot of people holding hands sometimes they want hugs, you get the worst cold of your life in the first, I would say, 90 days, then you get it again to be between six and eight months old. When you finish the year, you have one of the strongest immune systems you can imagine.

I wash my hands. a lot, a lot, every time I wash my hands, I apply lotion and I carry little mini hand sanitizers everywhere and little mini bottles of Nivea lotion or hand cream, so if two hours would rather be able to make my next move, I would have been some fresh air keeps me sane, I sit outside for half an hour and step into the light of the game, it's the homecoming game and the day. I think something people don't know is that things taste slightly different in the air. on the ground, sometimes salty foods are not as salty and sweet foods do not taste as sweet, so someone will ask for something like tomato juice.

I don't like it, this doesn't taste very good and I say, well, your taste buds are a little different when you're in the air you don't taste as much salt the load is a real thing there are foods you can avoid like salty foods sugary drinks soft drinks I avoid excess dairy and certain vegetables just because you don't do it you want to be too gassy during a flight depending on what city you are in and how much time you have in that city you know your career you are going to go out for a drink eat something talk catch up because many of the People you work with become friends in real life.

You see that they have the same schedules as you. You just need him inside for the last call. What time is it? It's basically midnight, 11:51, so it's basically midnight. This is the end of the day after three. Legs got nice there just drinking some food before going to sleep and then we'll see what happens. I don't care what kind of hotel you stay in. X Be a five-star, four-star, three-star hotel, always check for bed bugs, so don't do it. put your luggage on the carpet, if you can avoid it, don't put it on the furniture, leave it on the hardwood floor or most hotel rooms have luggage racks.

Once you get out of there, you take it right to the bed and check for bed bugs and I just pull all the pillows, but just the corners. I feel like getting off the plane. I just want to wash everything before I go to bed. I use a Neutrogena skin light to remove my makeup. Then I'll apply a clean green cleanser which is a balm to remove the rest of the makeup, then I follow up with my Peter Thomas Ross cleanser and the same processes I did in the morning, but instead of using my SPF and moisturizer in one, I'll use a serum and a l. 'Oreal night cream after doing that I will use a mask.

I have dozens of them. I only pack two or three in my bag on each trip, whichever one I feel my face needs. I use my forehead, so I'm fresh out of the shower, I spend three to four, sometimes five minutes, just rinsing all the product off. I don't use shampoo on my ovaries. Hotel shampoo is to join the hotel. Conditioners are really good for going for a walk. Some of them have their faces full. They are built up now, that is very nice to detangle in the shower and when I go out I burn my hair and put it in a bun.

I don't make hotels homely but that's the great thing about it it's almost like being on vacation every day oh that moment when hitting the pillow is the best feeling in the world like you don't even know it's like leaving breathe a sigh of relief when you hit the pillow this is what we really do in my excesses eat too much Netflix yeah