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Makeup is one of the most fragile, overlooked categories when moving — and one of the easiest to ruin. Cracked powders, broken glass, spilled foundation… it adds up fast. Here’s how to pack makeup for moving — and rookie-proof the rest of your move while you’re at it.
✅ 1. Toss Old or Expired Products First
• Rookie Trap: Packing products you haven’t touched in a year.
✨• Pro Tip: Save space and hassle — check dates and purge what’s crusty, dry, or leaking.
✅ 2. Use a Hard-Shell Makeup Case or Small Box
• Rookie Trap: Tossing makeup bags into big boxes.
✨• Pro Tip: Use a dedicated, padded case or sturdy shoebox lined with towels or foam.
✅ 3. Secure Lids & Liquids in Zip Bags
• Rookie Trap: Foundation or creams exploding in transit.
✨• Pro Tip: Seal anything liquid inside zip-top bags. Add cling wrap under lids for extra spill-proofing.
💄 Packing makeup wrong can cost you hundreds — but it’s just one of many rookie traps most people don’t think about.
👉 My Smooth Move Blueprint walks you step-by-step through every part of your move — saving you $1,000+ in preventable moving mistakes that you wish you knew before.
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✅ 4. Wrap Palettes Like Glass
• Rookie Trap: Powder palettes shatter on first bump.
• Pro Tip: Wrap each one in bubble wrap or soft cloths. Fill gaps in the box to prevent shifting.
✅ 5. Keep It Close
• Rookie Trap: Packing it with everything else.
• Pro Tip: If it’s valuable or essential, bring it with you — not in the truck.
💄 Your makeup deserves better than broken bottles and busted palettes.
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✅ Done packing your makeup? Don’t stop there…
👉 Learn how to rookie-proof the entire bathroom in this quick guide: [How to Pack a Bathroom for Moving]
