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Going on 1 week OUTDOOR trip! NEED SURVIVAL TIPS! (girls especially)

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Ok so almost immediatly after we get into school we have a 1 week outdoor education trip with our class. We have to sleep in tents all week etc. NO indoor plumbing ( for what i have heard from past classes). Generally I'm fine with camping and stuff. I am an outdoorsy girl, but I need some tips on how to keep a clean (zit-free) face with out sinks in stuff and things like sanitary issues incase i have my period that week. ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING! thanks!

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  1. School camps are equipped with everything you need -  ask the questions at the school meeting

    for packing tip try

    http://www.cheap-fun-family-travel.com


  2. hey(:

    ill be glad to help!

    hygiene is very important(as we all know)

    so its crucial to stay clean & healthy.

    ive put together a list of things that I would pack.

    Face:

    ◦face wipes/acne wipes:

    (dont touch your face with your hands. thats one of the top reasons you have pimples. sounds weird, i know. but keep fingers away from your face. the less grease & dirt the better!)

    ◦cleanser or scrub:

    (if your going to be outdoors, then it would

    be good to pack a facial cleanser or scrub.

    itll keep your face nice & fresh & mostly, just

    wash it.)

    ◦sunscreen:

    (my friend actually has this really good stick

    sunscreen meant for your face. you can get

    it at any drugstore & apply it 1 or 2 times a

    day.)

    Hygiene:

    ◦toilet paper:

    (well it sort of explains itself:D)

    ◦pads/tampons/pantyliners:

    (i dont know if youve started your period yet or

    not but im sure you know that its important

    to have enough supplies. id take a big pack of

    pads with me, i had one of 36 pads in it & it

    lasted me 1 period. if your planning on swimming

    then take tampons. they are WAY more comfortable than pads because you can feel them. & dont listen to all the baloney about it

    hurting. it doesnt. it only hurt me once bc i put it in wrong. to me the most comfortable position is

    squatting. dont sit. it goes in wrong [for me]. take about 15 pantyliners. so if you wear a tampon put one on too so just incase it leaks. & also for the light days.:D)

    ◦shower supplies:

    (i had a trip like that too & alot of girls just brought their own buckets [like me]. buy a big/medium bucket [like to build sandcastles] and

    put all of your soap/shampoo/conditioner into it.

    its really handy. we all bathed in the lake so everyone just took their bucket. & dont forget your TOWEL!)

    ◦sunscreen/bug spray:

    (okay, so it sounds geeky but bring sunscreen

    & bugspray. i came home with millions of bugbites just wishing i would have listened & brought the bug spray. also dont forget sunblock,

    i got really burnt there too.)

    ◦first aid kit:

    (put together your own little first aid kit. my friends & i took pencil [boxes] cases & filled them with some aloe vera gel, band aids,

    a bandage, mini scissors, alchohol wipes & other useful items)

    Other:

    ◦sheets:

    (i suggest just bringing a blanket or towel to put

    on the ground so your sleeping bag wont get all

    grassy. then a sleeping back, pillow, & flat sheet)

    ◦snacks/drink:

    (bring enough water or drinks for yourself & its a good idea to bring along some snacks. buy some chips, granola bites, basically anything.)

    ◦food:

    (i dont know if you have to bring your own food or not but we did. if you do bring food that wont spoil for a week. we brought lots of canned foods like beans, corn, & canned fruit. & everyone had a little cooler for their hot dog weiners or hamburger patties. just bring easy food to make such as mac & cheese...dont forget pans or little pots to cook the food(; )

    i think thats all ive got for you:)

    hope i helped a bit & if you have any

    questions, comments, or suggestions

    you can email me at malpiszon94@yahoo.com


  3. If your two major problems are acne and visits from Flo

    Acne: Bring some of those stridex pads.  They are easy, portable and medicated to prevent acne.

    Flow: I would bring along a box of OB tampons, they don't have an applicator so they are super small and super discreet.  Also, bring along a small container of baby wipes.  For outdoor plumbing, they will make you feel much cleaner.

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