Toiletries. Princess' in-cabin bathrooms offer dispensers of generic shampoo and body wash; you won't find individual bottles of conditioner and shower gel. If the generic stuff tends to dry out your skin or depress your curls, you'll want to pack your own toiletries (in TSA-approved bottles if you're flying).

Excellent question! Knowing what to pack and what will be provided can make packing for a cruise much easier.

On Princess Cruises, the toiletries provided are best described as “basic and functional.” They are adequate for most guests, but those with preferences for specific brands or needing more specialized items should plan to bring their own.

Here’s a detailed breakdown of what you can typically expect in your stateroom bathroom:

Standard in All Staterooms (Interior, Oceanview, Balcony):

• Shower Dispensers: Mounted on the wall in the shower, you’ll find two large pump bottles containing:
  • Shower Gel & Shampoo Combo: A 2-in-1 product.
  • Conditioner: A separate conditioner.
• Bar Soap: A small bar of soap for handwashing at the sink.
• Body Lotion: A small bottle of body lotion is usually provided.
• Other Basics: A wall-mounted hairdryer (typically lower power than home models) and tissues.

Enhanced in Mini-Suite and Suite Categories:

Guests booked in Mini-Suites and Full Suites receive a significantly upgraded toiletry amenity kit. This includes premium, brand-name products from Lotus Spa by Elemis, a luxury British skincare brand. The kit typically includes: Shampoo Conditioner Body Wash (separate, not a combo) Body Lotion Bath Gel (for soaking) Soap Bar Lip Bal