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Summer Air Travel - Beauty Baggie Builders

June 4th, 2008 · No Comments

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Banana Republic Rosewood MINI

You’re headed somewhere by plane, you bought your ticket and have the barcode to prove it.  You want to avoid costly fees to check your bag and the fun that can be had when they lose it.  That’s what brings you to Beauty Baggie Builders, carry on and control your beauty!

The Beauty Baggie Builder for today comes from Banana Republic!  Mini versions of your favorite large size Banana Republic fragrances.  Minis are 2 for $15.00 or 1 for $10.00 and are available now only at Banana Republic stores nationwide.   The 7.5mL  size is perfectly portable.

Alabaster

Description: A delicate blend of wild musk and natural florals.

Fragrance Family: Floral-Floral

Key Notes: Lotus Flower, Wild Rose, Musks

Color: Champagne

Rosewood

Description: A sensual blend of rare florals and rich amber.

Fragrance Family: Floral-Oriental

Key Notes: Bergamot Champagne, White Tea Leaves, White Amber

Color: Blush

Banana Republic Slate MINI


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Summer Air Travel Post One

June 1st, 2008 · 2 Comments

Welcome Aboard the first in a series of Summer Air Travel posts all about my thoughts on air travel.  The first in the series is about the hot topic of the fees for checking a bag.  The New York Post reported that American Airlines is now charging $15 for the FIRST checked bag.  Other airlines are charging $25 for the second checked bag and don’t you dare try to overstuff your first, they will charge you if you go over the weight limit.

Longchamp Boxford SuitcaseAll this means that you will have to pack wisely and carry-on yourself.  For you beauty-holics it’s the perfect time to splurge on a chic carry-on bag to house it all.  Here is my favorite, the Boxford from Longchamp pays for itself in 20 trips ($15 x 20).   If you booked your travel well in advance of these fees and charges, it’s worth trying to get your money back.  If not,  is the flying public going to be responsible for all their increases and fees as they occur? 


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