Things You'll Need:
- either a camp bed or an airbed.. I personally use a double airbed.
- a tent large enough to stand up in.
- a decent sized mirror.
- a warm sleeping bag, pillow and blanket.
- regular but appropriate clothes.
- toothpaste, toothbrush, flannel, soap, face-wipes, moisturiser, plenty of deoderant and a body spray.
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Step 1
Firstly, make sure you arrive at the campsite early in order to have plenty of time to pitch your tent and set up your bed. A good idea while camping is to keep your clothes neat inside a bin bag inside your main bag as it is a possibility your tent may flood (it has happened to me) and all of your clothes get soaked. When your tent is all set up, you can start to enjoy your surroundings.
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Step 2
Before you go to bed, you will need to properly was using water and your wash kit. Moisturise regularly throughout the day as this will help to keep you looking refreshed.
Depending on the nature of the camping trip, the clothes you take will vary however a good idea would be to pack plenty of pairs of shorts. In case of rain, shorts are necessary as trousers take a lot longer to dry than legs. -
Step 3
If the camp trip is a networking event where you will be meeting new people and partying, make-up is a good option. As for hair, as you cannot wash it, I have come across a few good tips for styles. One good idea that I have discovered is to wear your hair in french plaits for the day. In the evening, when you take out the plaits your hair will be curly, use some hairspray and it will stay. This is usually a good style for the last night as by the time morning comes your hair will be messy again.
I have found that although cordless straighteners are pretty much useless, they can be very handy for small touch ups.















Comments
amylaine said
on 5/25/2008 Great tips.