What’s in my bag?

Do you ever wonder what women keep in their handbags?

Handbags come in so many different shapes and sizes. It always amazes me how many women can totally maximize any size bag and fill it with everyday necessities – and then some.

I will admit that at one point I used to carry a huge bag. I had everything in my bag. I’m surprised I didn’t carry around the kitchen sink. Ha Ha.

After lugging around a diaper bag for many years I opted to minimize my purse. These days I typically carry a small wristlet that holds my wallet and car keys. On days that I go to work I have a different bag because I never know what I might need during the day.

Let’s see what is in my bag.

Inside my handbag you’ll find my wristlet. I have a bag in a bag. When I’m not at work I leave my larger handbag in my car and take the smaller handbag with me when I run errands.

I carry snacks in my handbag such as granola bars or breakfast bars. I only work part time (3 1/2 hours) in the morning, however sometimes I get a little hungry while at work. I can’t leave my job to get anything to eat so I make sure to pack a little something with me so I have something to hold me over until I can get home and make lunch.

I always carry some kind of a hand lotion/cream. I wash my hands frequently at work which can really dry out your skin. I always apply lotion on my hands after I wash them to keep them from drying out. There is nothing worse than dry skin that splits open and bleeds.

I always carry my phone charger with me. Normally I have a portable charger in my bag too but I need to recharge it so that I have plenty of “juice” when I need it and I can’t find an outlet.

I carry Tylenol or Advil just in case I get a headache and pills in case I get an upset stomach.

You’ll always find some kind of lip balm in my bag. I need to keep my lips kissably soft for my hubby.

Most of the time my job is pretty easy going, however there are times when it can be totally insane – so much so that I get really frazzled and stressed out. I hate feeling that way. I feel like it sucks the energy out of me.

I keep a tin of RESCUE Pastilles in my bag. They are natural, homeopathic lozenge that you chew on to help you feel more calm and less stressed. The ingredients are slowly released into your body as you chew one one.

The RESCUE brand has been trusted for generations and their products are used by people around the world. Their products – developed by a doctor – are gentle, safe and most importantly not habit forming and produce no side effects.

My family has used RESCUE products often over the years. My son has a bit of anxiety and he uses RESCUE products to help him feel more at ease. This is especially helpful when he has a text or presentation coming up.

The Pastilles are new to me. I’ve used other RESCUE products. I recently started to use the Pastilles.

I like the portability of the tin. I don’t have to worry about them lozenges getting flattened in my bag.

RESCUE Pastilles are available in different flavors. Currently I am enjoying the Black Current flavor. They taste really good. Even my kids like the flavor (my son has used RESCUE products in the past – my daughter tried one because she was a bit frazzled by a debate at school she was working on).

RESCUE offers a variety of products in a variety of forms (lozenges, spray, gum, pills…) making them easy and convenient to use.

RESCUE products are available at many retail locations both online and off line including Whole Foods Market, Sprouts, CVS and Walgreens (here in the US) and just about any place else that sells natural products.

I find that the products do help me feel less frazzled, which is important to me. I cannot afford to feel stressed out. I’m a busy person and I don’t want to waste my time feeling stressed.

If you would like to learn more about RESCUE products visit the RESCUE website. There you can also find also find a valuable coupon.

When you are feeling stressed, how do you cope? I would love to hear from my readers. Feel free to share your thoughts.

Have you tried any RESCUE products? If so, which one/ones? What do you think about the brand and products?

Kimberly

I was selected for this opportunity as a member of Clever Girls and the content and opinions expressed here are all my own.

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