Shop the SHAMPOOHOTEL Miami Hydration Travel Kit at Ulta Beauty

If your idea of hydration goes beyond just a tall glass of water and extends to glossy hair, smooth skin, and a mood that screams OOO, the SHAMPOOHOTEL Miami Hydration Travel Kit is ready to check you in.

Available exclusively at Ulta for only $16, this compact yet indulgent set delivers head-to-toe moisture with serious vacation energy. It’s the kind of kit that makes even a quick overnight trip feel like a beach escape and turns your everyday shower into a sun-soaked moment of self-care.

This dreamy set is designed for anyone who wants hydrated, frizz-free hair and soft, nourished skin without committing to full-size bottles or a full-size budget. Each kit includes four 2.4-ounce essentials: the Miami Hydrating Shampoo, Miami Hydrating Conditioner, Miami Hydrating Leave-In Conditioner, and Miami Hydrating Body Lotion.

Together, they create a streamlined routine that works just as well tossed into a carry-on as it does for a beauty enthusiast’s gift (you know, the friend who’s always planning their next getaway).

The core ingredient of this collection is hyaluronic acid, a hydration hero known for its ability to attract and retain moisture. Not only is it my most-used beauty ingredient, but in your hair, it works to drench dry strands in lasting hydration, leaving them soft, smooth, and noticeably more manageable.

The results back it up, too, with proven third-party testing showing 24-hour hydration, up to 1.3 times boosted hydration, and up to 86% frizz reduction in high humidity. Hair is also shown to be up to 2.2 times smoother when humidity strikes, which makes this kit especially appealing for anyone whose hair tends to revolt the second it senses moisture in the air.

The shampoo gently cleanses without stripping, setting the stage for moisture rather than undoing it. Follow with the conditioner, which helps detangle and smooth while reinforcing hydration from root to tip. The leave-in conditioner is the secret weapon for beach days, blowouts, or air-dried styles, adding an extra layer of softness and frizz control without weighing hair down.

Rounding out the set is the hydrating body lotion, which brings that same moisture-focused philosophy to your skin, leaving it supple, comfortable, and glowing from shoulders to sandals.

Of course, hydration is only part of the Miami fantasy. The scent is what truly transports you. This fragrance is sun-kissed, breezy, and just the right amount of indulgent. It opens with a bright splash of salty air accord, lemon peel, and pineapple nectar that instantly feels fresh and energizing.

As it settles, creamy coconut blends with plumeria and ylang-ylang, adding a tropical floral warmth that feels effortlessly beachy rather than overpowering. The dry down brings in tonka bean, creamy sandalwood, and solar musk, wrapping everything in a soft, sun-warmed finish that lingers like a perfect vacation memory. We’re already obsessed.

The bottom line

The Miami Hydration Travel Kit feels like an upgrade in every sense, from the quality of the formulas to the experience of using them. It’s affordable without feeling cheap, playful without sacrificing results, and compact without cutting corners. You don’t have to go to St. Tropez; even if you want a more luxe, self-care moment, this kit delivers — no ticket required.

This article was written by Victoria McDonnell, New York Post Commerce Journalist & Content Strategist, who has spent countless hours researching, testing hundreds of products and comparing the latest makeup, skincare, hair and beauty items and trends to determine what’s truly worth your hard-earned cash. She evaluates formulas, textures, ingredients and more, in addition to consulting medical and industry experts. Some of Victoria’s latest conquests include testing the best vitamin C serums on the market, and a rinse-and-repeat review of the best shampoos of 2025. Victoria, who received a beauty industry essentials certification from the Fashion Institute of Technology, has been creating shopping guides for the New York Post since 2021 and previously held positions at Insider Reviews and CNN Underscored.