20 Best Men's Travel Grooming Products 2024

A hanging dopp kit can be useful in cramped hotel bathrooms, especially if you’re competing for counter space with your beauty maven of a wife. (Just me?) It’s a lot bigger on the inside, with dedicated slots for a razor and toothbrush—plus multiple compartments for general organization.

In case you didn’t notice, there are a ton of EDC and grooming brands coming out of Australia lately. Case in point: Bellroy, which makes this compact and handsome toiletries bag. We love the toothbrush compartment with a magnetic closure and an easy-to-clean, water-resistant internal lining.

Bagsmart makes a line of practical bags for Amazon shoppers. I was gifted one of these hanging dopp kits for Christmas, and now I never travel without it. For guys with a lot of grooming gear to pack, it’s a spacious dopp kit with a surprising number of pockets.

If my travel plans include the beach or the pool (ideally both), then I also pack Geologie’s long-lasting face sunscreen, which offers some serious water-resistance.

Sometimes, you don’t have time for under-eye creams and acne treatments to go to work. So, unless you want that zit memorialized forever in wedding photos and your Instagram feed, you need an instant cover-up. Spot concealers like this can make blemishes and dark circles disappear, and Horace’s comes in seven different shades.

Harry’s excellent foaming shave gel is better for your skin and hair than the average drug store shaving cream, and Harry’s makes a travel-friendly version that won’t get confiscated by the TSA. And if you’ve forgotten to pack a shaving cream, you can often find this travel grooming product for sale at drug stores.

The new palm-sized electric shaver from Panasonic is perfectly sized for travel. Despite the small size, this fully wet/dry shaver has an extremely powerful motor and five-blade cutting system. The egg-shaped travel case barely takes up any room in a dopp kit.

I recently got turned on to this transparent shaving “elixir” by Caldera + Lab, a Wyoming-based company that makes eco-friendly grooming products with natural ingredients. This organic formula contains botanicals like oat kernel, watermelon seed oil, and witch hazel. This shave gel lets you see exactly where you’re creating shave lines, and it comes in a travel-ready pump bottle.

As a bearded guy, I don’t pack much shaving gear—but if I did, this is the kit I’d buy. Not only does it come with the excellent Truman razor, but you also get extra blades, a travel case, the foaming shave gel we featured earlier, and a dopp kit. Not bad for $32.

I might be the only men’s grooming writer that doesn’t love cologne. If you’re a fragrance fiend, then you need to know about this travel hack. You can fill up these atomizers with your favorite colognes and take them with you when you fly. (You can also use them on long days in the office when your fragrance needs a re-up.)

Most grooming writers have moved on from Fulton & Roark solid cologne. That’s not because the brand’s product quality has dropped, but because they aren’t the hot new thing anymore. Well, I’m still a fan, especially when I travel. The musky Palmetto fragrance is one of my favorites, and for guys like me that don’t love liquid cologne, it’s the only real alternative. Plus, the tiny metal case is extremely travel friendly.

Harry’s, the men’s shave club that’s expanded into skin, body, and hair products, really does travel-size right. The brand’s excellent body washes, which have surprisingly sophisticated scents, all come in travel sizes. Get the all-in-one variety pack and you’ll never have to use crappy hotel soap again.

What’s the first rule of safety club? You always talk about safety club. I’m my dad’s son, and you better believe if you’re traveling with me and you get a cut, scrape, burn, or boo-boo, I’ll have a stylish Welly bandage ready for you. These super-handy travel kits have everything you need to mend and sanitize while you travel, and I never fly without one.

I recently tested this pomade while riding a jet ski, and my part survived over three hours of salty spray and sweat. For weddings, work functions, and events that call for a perfectly coifed look, this natural-looking pomade provides a strong hold.

You love your $275 Mason Pearson boar bristle brush, but do you really want to travel with it? I’ve recently been converted to this popular alterantive, which also happens to be free of animal products. Now, the affordable brush always travels with me.