What to bring to the gym.

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Kristine N.

Aug 31, 2014

Kristine N.

Going to the gym on Monday for the first time to an actual gym.

Liv I.

Aug 31, 2014

Liv I.

Just bring water, a towel and makeup wipes? If you even wear makeup to the gym, but I wouldn't suggest it.

Erin L.

Aug 31, 2014

Erin L.

If you shower there afterwards I would bring body wash,wash cloth,
Always have deodorant,extra pair of socks gym shoes , an extra outfit,

Hannah M.

Aug 31, 2014

Hannah M.

Headphones, water-bottle, extra ponytail holders and bobby pins, deodorant, face wipes, body mist, Chapstick, Shea butter lotion.

Melissa P.

Aug 31, 2014

Melissa P.

I bring water, headphones, extra pontail. in my bag I keep a change of clothes, socks and shoes or gym clothes depending on where I was before hand, face wipes, for removing makeup if I was out and for cleaning my face after, deodorant, body spray, lip balm, moisturizer and enough makeup to look pulled together if I'm going out after, usually bb cream, Concealer, powder, bronzer, eye primer, neutral quad, liquid liner and mascara. and I always have lip products in my purse so I don't bring them.

M G.

Aug 31, 2014

M G.

Water , preworkout, phone, headphones and urself ;)

Kellee R.

Sep 1, 2014

Kellee R.

Water bottle
Towel
Headphones
Spare shirt (incase I sweat a lot)
Deodorant and body spray

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