Essential Gear: Toiletries

Fresh as a Mountain Spring
Travel toiletry kits

Being far from sinks and showers is no excuse for bad personal hygiene. I can keep my hair and skin clean, my teeth shiny and my legs shorn with the help of this very handy travel kit.

Standard & Deluxe include: 2 2oz. squeeze bottles, 1 2oz. Travel Suds, 1 2oz. shampoo, 1 1oz. shaving cream, 1 toothbrush holder, 1 toothpaste, 1 safety razor, 1 comb, 1 tweezers, 3 wash-up towelettes, 3 pill vials, 7 blank labels, and 1 removable mirror. From GearPro.com

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Toiletries
	Outdoor Research Deluxe Travel Kit Standard & Deluxe include: 2 2oz. squeeze bottles, 1 2oz. Travel Suds, 1 2oz. shampoo, 1 1oz. shaving cream, 1 toothbrush holder, 1 toothpaste, 1 safety razor, 1 comb, 1 tweezers, 3 wash-up towelettes, 3 pill vials, 7 blank labels, and 1 removable mirror. From GearPro.com Click here for more Toiletries & Travel Kits
	Millennium Soap Ring in the new Millennium with the scent of champagne and strawberries and make it a bubbly New Year! A treat for the senses! Made of 100% pure, moisturizing glycerin, each 5 ounce bar is freshly handcut from the handmade loaves and packed in a handsome box – ready for giving (or just for using!). We don't know which you'll enjoy more – the silky smooth lather, the delightful scents, or the translucent, glowing colors. Click here for more Soaps from Bodybar.com
	Avocado Body Lotion Our best selling lotion! Treat yourself to our Aloe Vera (not water!) based thick and silky lotion and drench your skin with moisture. Let the light, fresh scent of Avocado delight your senses as this exceptional, natural lotion nourishes and softens your skin. And because it's Aloe based, dry skin and constant reapplying are a thing of the past. DID YOU KNOW? Our Aloe Vera is hydroponically grown, super concentrated and pesticide-free. Experience The Natural Body Bar Difference! Click here for more Skin Care Products from Bodybar.com
	Lemon and Beeswax Lip Balm Your lips are exposed constantly to the environment. Parching sun, drying wind, pollutants... and even worse, they can't replenish their own moisture. What to do? Moisturize and protect them with our all-natural, non-greasy balm. Heal cracked, chapped lips and keep soft lips soft! Click here for more Lip Balm from Bodybar.com
	Comfrey Root Shampoo For fine, limp or thinning hair, this gentle shampoo blends healing Comfrey Root with Vitamins and Panthenol to soothe and enrich for bouncy, full an nourished hair. Click here for more hair products from Bodybar.com
	Little Honey Wash Aloe Vera -- not water -- based with pure, moisturizing Honey, soothing Marshmallow and Soapberry Extract for extra gentle cleansing. All natural and tear-free. Click here for more baby care products from Bodybar.com
	How to Shit in the Woods : An Environmentally Sound Approach to a Lost Art by Kathleen Meyer This book grew, rather organically, out of my first years of guiding whitewater rafting trips in the 1970's. My aim was twofold: first, to offer badly needed succor to backcountry travelers struggling with things like balance, bugs, embarrassment, and yellowing tennis shoes (I often encountered neophyte rafters who without the bathroom door to close and lock behind them opted for a week of cramps and constipation); and second, to provide practical and environmental methods for keeping wild places pristine, esthetically and bacterially. Today, in heavily trafficked river corridors, "packing it out"—yes, poop!—is required. And a growing number of regulatory agencies that oversee other high-use areas (trekking trails, climbing routes, beaches frequented by sea kayakers) are encouraging or instituting pack-it-out programs. The rest of the world's wild lands—and the health of these ever-shrinking places—remains dependent on the sojourner's mastery of environmentally sound "one-sit-hole" burials. If you plan on straying far from your urban flush commode, plan also on a degree in higher learning in the disposal of your own poop. The information in How to Shit in the Woods draws heavily on worst-experience stories, my own and those of many others. We're all in this together. Happy Trails! Happy Squatting! Click here to purchase this text.