During my daughter’s Music Together class, I looked around the room and noticed that not one mother (or grandmother, nanny or father) was better dressed than their child. One little girl had a funky wrap-style dress, matching socks, ballet flats and adorable matching barrettes in her hair. Her mother had on jeans and a wrinkly tee-shirt, like most of the parents present.

I'm a distinguished and long-serving member of the Mile-High Club. It's actually pretty easy to become a member. In fact, if you've ever boarded an airplane, jumbo jet or super shuttle, it's my duty to inform you that you too are a member. It's just that this Mile-High Club has much more to do with hijackings than high jinks. Because, as anyone who's ever flown knows, airplanes seize control of your face and don't let go until landing.

You know the scenario. You climb aboard for a trip to, say, Cleveland, face beaming with excitement, eyes shining in anticipation, and you arrive looking the whole other side of slick. Your body may have flown first class, but your face definitely rode cargo.
It is, however, possible to bump your face up to at least business class. Read on and learn about the latest beauty products. They not only travel well — they perform well, too.