Whats in your clutch? How to smartly pack your bag

8 needed things that save any situation, which you can fit in your clutch bag for homecoming!

1.Pressed Powder
Blotting papers are great for removing oil on the go, but if you want to maintain a certain level of makeup coverage, a compact is a better bet. A dap of the sponge will get rid of greasiness while also applying a light layer of fresh powder to your skin. 

2. Lip Gloss
Prep your lips with a stain before you leave the house so your color of choice lasts all night, but keep gloss in your bag to touch up for pictures. 

3.Band-Aid
Wearing heels while dancing can lead to super uncomfortable blisters on your feet. Sheer Band-Aids are hard to spot, so stealthily patch up those puppies and get back out there! 

4. Mini Brush
Getting something stuck in your teeth right before a big photo moment is definitely a possibility if your homecoming dance involves dinner. Solution: Keep these mini toothbrushes in your bag for immediate damage control. One end freshens breath and the other acts as a toothpick. 

5. Bobby Pins
Hair emergencies are bound to happen. Keep a few bobby pins at the bottom of your bag to pull back loose strands or keep a struggling updo in place. 

6.Roll-on Oil
You may want to freshen up a bit after dancing for hours on end. This roll-on oil is super concentrated, so just a dab will make you smell amazing instantly. Plus it's the size of your pinky finger, meaning it won't take up much room in your purse. 

7.Hair Elastics in Clear
If you want to throw your hair into a ponytail or whip up a quick braid at the end of the night, have a couple hair ties on hand. These clear ones are basically invisible. 

8.Mini Nail File 
Not only does a chipped nail look bad, it can also snag your dress. Keep a mini nail file in your bag just in case