
twistedssjmetal
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you gonna put that stuff in the bag you check in |
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mocatz1
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All your make up and liquids under 3 oz (sorry the daily scrub is 5 oz) need to all fit in a quart sized ziplock bag and you can carry that on. You need to check the daily scrub or put it in a smaller bottle. |
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LOL
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The TSA has rules on what you can and can't bring onto the airplane. If you are unsure, just leave them in your luggage and you'll be fine. http://www.tsa.gov/travelers/index.shtm |
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Jessica F
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Liquid things, soaps...etc..can "explode". Some shampoos have been known to do that. I haven't had to many problems. Do you have a Food vacuum seal? If you do, seal all your products in there, and they will be safe.
You can't have liquid things over 3-5 oz, or there is a big possibility that it will be confiscated.
If you have that Glad seal and press wrap, that may work.
Just make sure all the air is out.
Write your name and number on the bag, just in case, and call the airline and ask to speak to someone who knows about this kind of thing. It's likely that they have dealt with this sort of thing many times. |
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J K N O C K O U T Z
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You can bring them on the airplane as long as your liquid is no larger than 5 ounces or it will be confiscated. Im a frequent flyer and I see women put make up at their seats all the time. Trust me and have fun at your trip |
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mc96826
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you can have one carry on during a flight so id get a bag or something and put that in there along with the stuff you want to carry on for entertainment |
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Ambitious27
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Just put all your makeup in a plastic zip lock bag neatly..put it in your suitcase and put clothes on top of it so that it will have protection around it. Trust me your makeup will be fine!! |
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Douglas B
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Any liquid item over 5 oz. will be confiscated and dumped out. Make sure your items fit this criteria and you should be fine. |
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Anna Audrey
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hey..Ooh that's nice ur going to Egypt..u should go in the summer :)
i've been there nice place for a vacation..
well this also depends on what Airlines ur going on ya, like Emirate air wouldn't let u take perfume that's more then 30ml with u :(
so it really depends on what airline they could not want you to take makeup with u..
but most airlines r just against people taking in liquids so maybe ur foundation or something.. but Eye shadow and the rest of the makeup bag should be okay i guess :)
i took lots of makeup and my NAIL POLISH like every colour..Lol.. coz i can't like without it.. i put my nail polish with my luggage, but my makeup i took it with me in my make up case..and got through just fine..
don't worry bout it.. just don't take too much perfume and u'll get through for sure..
Good Luck..have FUN |
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Moon
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Your best bet is to call the airline you intend to use. Everything has to be in (I think) 3 oz. containers now. Im not sure the pencils and powders would be allowed at all. But your intended airline can tell you these things. Sorry I couldnt be of more help. |
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Ezzy
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You can carry your makeup bag, but if you want to take a carry-on and purse as well, it's usually not allowed. However, cosmetics cases count as a purse, so you can just put all your valuables in the carry-on bag and leave a purse in your check luggage.
The make-up artist is right. You should use the plastic, and try to keep your stuff upright- turbulence can disturb it, even if the pressure doesnt.
If it doesnt follow the liquid rules- check the face scrub. |
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midno
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Yes, you can bring your cosmetics on the plane. Bring them in a bag (handbag, purse, etc.). If you want to bring it with you in the seating area, you just have to put the bag through a scanner and they'll look at what you have in there. Also, bring socks as they make you take your shoes off. After that you go through a metal detector. Make sure you put all of your jewelry in the bin before you do, because then it just gets into a big mess if the alarm goes off. I'm not so sure about the makeup breaking from pressure, but I'd try that just to be safe. |
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moon_cake
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Um.
Definitely if it's liquid, if it goes over the limit (I think 3 oz) you can't have it on your carry-on bag.
However, if you check in your luggage, it can be in there. =D
And as for pressure: probably.
You can get to a pretty high altitude.
Overall, I'd say leave the make up in the check-in bag just in case.
I just came back from a trip to DC, so I know by experience. =D |
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shannon
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Yes! You can bring that stuff on the plane and i know how u feel. You will just have to explain and show them what is in the bag. Oh and about the eyeshadow pressure thing.. yes that is true. the same thing happened to be when me and my husband flew over to Ireland.. it cracked because of the pressure. I wish i knew about the GLAD bag thing. =) hope this helped |
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Succorso
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EDIT-I'm amazed at the number of people saying you can't take "any" liquids on a plane...I think we have people answering who have never flown before.
No problem about the "worry wart behavior" miss.
Here are the rules. Brushes, lip pencils, stuff like that? You can keep that anywhere - you could have it in your pocket for all they care. Only liquids and gels are limited items.
As for the liquids and gels, here are the rules:
-You have to be able to fit your cosmetics within one quart-sized bag with a zip-top. (a ziploc bag will work FINE).
-Any particular bottle should hold no more than 3 grams (yours says 1.5 grams so you should be fine there).
-If you have any flammable liquids or gels, you MUST store those in your luggage. You cannot bring anything flammable on the plane.
If you cannot fit all your stuff in there, you will have to put some of it in your checked luggage (the stuff that goes in the bottom of the plane) rather than your carry-on-luggage (the stuff you have with you, either stowed below your seat or in the container above it).
As for the "covering makeup in GLAD" thing...I don't know the answer so I say do it, because a bit of wrap isn't too hard to manage. Better safe than sorry, right?
Also, a little tip from me for long flights like yours: get up and walk up and down the aisles if you can or you'll have a lower chance of cramping up and stiff after the flight.
Have fun in Egypt!
BTW look at my source if you want more general information on what to do with liquids and gels. |
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Deliciously N
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you should be fine
your daily scrub counts as liquid so you need a travel or >3oz package of it.
I've never had that issue with my eye shadow, but I suppose it never hurts to take extra precautions |
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hilfyy
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all liquids must be 3oz or under and put in a 1 oz ziploch bag, most make up is fine as long as it is not a liquid base but lipstick I think is considered a liquid bases but its probablly not over 3 oz |
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The Pink Airplane
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You can and should carry your cosmetics with you in your hand luggage. Any liquid or gel cosmetics need to be in containers that are 3 fluid ounces or smaller and must be placed in a quart-size, resealable baggie: http://tsa.gov/311
Your facial scrub would need to be in a 3 fluid ounce container (check your local Target or Walmart).
Any powder foundations, eyeshadows, or pencil liners wouldn't need to go in this bag.
Have a great trip. |
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Angel V
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yes cover any type of powder with seran wrap the alltitude will most likely crack it . anything that you can carry in a bag that can fit in the compartments above your head you can take with you on the plane. it doesnt matter what it is as long as it is not something u could use as a weapon so you wouldnt be able to bring a nail filer |
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yeah<3
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yeah, you'll be fine. most of the time they really dont check it that much. i always bring all my makeup in my carryon. just to be safe, put it in a plastic bag.
oh and btw we know that a best answer is 10 points. |
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Susy T
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dont worry just do wat your friend told to you and just wrapp everythin and make sure that it is secure...okay??? |
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Tommy P
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Wellthats kind of a tough question to answer. This website should help you out http://www.shefinds.com/blog/index.php/weblog/comments/so_what_cosmetics_can_i_take_on_the_plane/. Also though there are some recent prohibitations on gels and liquids so they might not be aloud if you carry those items. |
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tlt2005
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Ive only flown maybe 6 or 7 times. Out of country. It depends on the air liner you are taking. Usually, cosmetics are considered personal belongings, so yes. If it fits in your carry-on, you should be able to take it. As long as there isnt anything metal/sharp/liquid, it should be perfectly fine to carry onto the air plane. As for the cracking thing. I doubt it. Aircraft cabins are pressurized so that the air remains breathable in the cabin. Sure there is small pressure changes, but nothing strong enough to break anything. Youll just feel a slight sensation in your ears. |
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pixibell
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i think this is false .but make-up shadow does breack so yea try putting it in a sandwich bag ect.. and also u can take ur make up with u . i don't see why not. |
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thedeathdetective
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All of that stuff will have to be in your checked baggage. Sorry to say it but you will not be able to have it as your carry-on. And about the eyeshadow I would go ahead and do what your friend said and cover it...never hurts to take extra precautions! If you are worried about a lot of things about flying just search on yahoo for what you can and cannot take on a plane. |
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Chris L
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Anything liquid has to be able to fit in a baggie
You cannot take hairspray, or lighters, you cant take eye liner because the brush could be dangerous, there are a lot of rules and its complicated. Whatever airline you choose make sure you call first to find out what you can take and what you can not take, don't fly skywest at all they suck |
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Josh B
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They wont let you take more than a bottle of water and like a 6lbs purse and highly drought they will let you take a lot of makeup on board
Sorry |
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Jose L
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look i would not take that. Egypt has a lit of political unrest so its best for you to go as light as possible. Egypt also tends to be very hot since its a freakin desert. so its best to go light even if it means suffering for a few days |
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guitarist
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you have a better chance at crashing a car than a plane. don't worry |
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