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As of January 1, 2025, New York State officially prohibited Hotels with 50 rooms or more use disposable toiletry bottles that are less than 12 ounces. By 2026, all hotels in the state (regardless of capacity) will be affected. For fans of staying at New York’s trendy hotels, there’s usually a little Le Labo shampoo or shower gel available in best-selling scents such as: noir 29 or Matcha 26this marks the end of the days of swiping said bottle and continuing to use it at home. However, there are some bright spots. It’s an opportunity to feel more equipped to travel with your own TSA-compatible bottle rather than just picking up a travel-sized bottle at your local CVS.
The Cadence Capsule System gives you a way to do just that while being the chicest traveler in your group of friends. This woman-owned brand is a favorite of our editors here at WWD. Featuring a minimalist, modular capsule, it’s durable enough to withstand life and expertly engineered to be completely leak-proof.
“I love the Cadence Capsule System travel set I customized in 2022. This product is high quality, lasts for years, and helps me stay organized with my best beauty products, medications, and other small essentials ” – Adam Manthroglu, WWD Commerce Director
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The ready-made set includes storage solutions for your on-the-go essentials and is labeled according to the products you want to store. Go the custom route and use the Cadence system to manually select labels for everything from shampoo, leave-in conditioner, and moisturizer to makeup remover, facial serum, and sunscreen (indicated by a cute little sun icon). You can also build. Can’t see the label for your travel essentials, like liquid foundation? It costs just $4 to make from scratch. Rest assured that your pills and supplements will also be protected inside these pods as they are made from food-safe materials. Size options include Small (0.56 oz), Medium (1.32 oz), and Large (2.75 oz).
cadence best selling set
Prices on the date of publication of this article: $164
A big advantage of Cadence products is that the capsules are magnetic. This means that the capsules can bond together and prevent things from flying around in your carry-on (we’ve experienced this too, trust us). Cadence’s patented design is also dishwasher safe, but it’s easier to clean by hand compared to relatively hard-to-reach squeeze bottles.
Our editors can attest to the fact that the Cadence Capsule System also scores highly in terms of aesthetics. The body of each capsule is smooth and high quality, with a pleasant touch. In addition to a seemingly endless range of colors, including soft green eucalyptus, baby blue Pacific, and 70s-inspired terracotta, color options give you creative freedom and pair perfectly with your overnight bag or makeup case There will be many moments of compatibility.
Speaking of which, Capsule also sells Parcels for organizing your capsules. It is transparent for increased visibility and boasts magnetic omnidirectional opening and closing (they may also become mutually magnetized if you purchase more than one). When open, it can be used as a makeshift tray in hotel bathrooms where, let’s face it, shelf space is lacking. Get one or two and you’ll never run into a broken zipper or mismatched toiletry bag again, making jet-setting even more fun.
Not sure what you’ll end up transferring to your new Cadence Capsule? We now have Flex products that pair seamlessly with the Flex Extender, add-ons that rotate the top for a snug fit, and even 1.43 Add an ounce of space. Instead of clumsily sticking your finger in to scoop up the last bit of shaving cream, just loosen the extender and save yourself effort and time.
cadence flex extender
Prices on the date of publication of this article: $14
Cadence was founded in 2020 and has always had sustainability at the core of its ethos, especially as it relates to reducing single-use plastics. According to the brandThe statistic is that 9 billion single-use plastic travel bottles and 6 billion silicone travel bottles will be thrown away on beaches in our lifetimes, but they will be replaced with new ones. We’re trying to improve by manufacturing products we don’t need. It was never thrown away. Additionally, Cadence’s manufacturing process focuses on reusing leftover scrap materials, its packaging is fully recyclable or compostable, and the capsules themselves are partially made from ocean-derived materials collected from beaches around the world. Made of bonded plastic.
When you try the Cadence Capsule System, your skin care products, makeup, and hair care routine will always be there for you when you’re busy exploring a new city or relaxing in a cabana. It also makes me feel like I can help the planet, even if it’s just one capsule at a time.
Shop more editor-favorite Cadence products before your next trip
the cadence you set
Prices on the date of publication of this article: $233
cadence the flex large
Prices on the date of publication of this article: $38
cadence the cove edit
Prices on the date of publication of this article: $182
cadence the parcel
Prices on the date of publication of this article: $65
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Stacia Datskowska Senior Commerce Writer at WWD. Previously, she worked as an assistant digital editor at ELLE DECOR, covering all things luxury, culture, and lifestyle through the lens of design. Over the past five years, her byline has appeared in USA Today, the Baltimore Sun, Teen Vogue, the Boston Globe, Food & Wine, and more. Before joining ELLE DECOR, Datskowska learned the ins and outs of e-commerce at Mashable, where she tested products, covered tent pole sale events, and curated gift guide roundups. She graduated from New York University with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and international relations. Datskovska regularly reports on trending products.
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Adam Manthroglu Director of Commerce for Footwear News and WWD, where she oversees shopping content strategy for both brands and writes shopping guides, product reviews, and shopping trend stories across fashion, beauty, home, and lifestyle product categories for men and women. Editing is in progress. Prior to her current position, Mansuroglu was a fashion editor and stylist for Cosmopolitan Magazine, a style editor for BestProducts.com, and a senior style and gear editor for Men’s Health Magazine. Mansuroglu is used as a shopping expert by editorial websites such as Wirecutter, and his work has appeared in Out Magazine, Esquire, and other publications.
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