Women's Work Bag Essentials

I am sharing some items every woman should carry in their handbags.

Wallet - Of course, you need money and your cards.

Keys - Remember to take your house keys so you can get back in after work. If you hold keys to your office, remember to take them with you. Put your house and office keys together on a keyring to keep them safe.

Building pass and ID - You need to get into your office.

Earphones - If you like listening to music or watching videos during your commute to work, take earphones. Use them to cancel out noise and distractions while you work.

Portable charger - To keep your phone charged.

Laptop and charger - If you have to carry a laptop with you.

Water bottle - Stay hydrated, especially now that it is summer.

Snacks - Along with your lunch, take plenty of snacks to eat during the day.

Mints - We all want fresh breath.

Perfume and deodorant. - Take a mini perfume to stay fresh while you are at work.

Hand sanitizer - To keep your hands clean.

Feminine products - Periods can be unpredictable and having a few pads in your bag will save you from embarrassment and having to run out to the shops.

Tissues and wet wipes - Keep yourself and your workspace clean with these.

Hairbrush and hair ties - Our hair can get messy as the day goes on, so if you have a hairbrush and some ties, you can go to the bathroom and fix it.

Medicine - Take any medications you need .

Umbrella - For those rainy and miserable days.

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