Beauty

[customer 5]

Is the 2.53 fl oz It CC Supersize TSA approved?

[JeanLouiseFinch]

Isn't the limit 3 oz.?  If so, then it should be OK.

[ChynnaBlue]

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@JeanLouiseFinch wrote:

Isn't the limit 3 oz.?  If so, then it should be OK.

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Yes, the key is 3.4 oz or less and ALL liquids/gels have to be able to fit into a single 1-quart zippered baggie. 

Whenever I have a TSA question, I go straight to the TSA site.

https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/liquids-rule

[customer 5]

Thanks.  I'm kind of thinking that since everything has to fit in the ziplock bag. I'm going to have to pour the CC into a TSA approved jar to be able to fit everything in the ziplock.

[mima]

If you check a bag, you can put big sizes in that.  I use a gallon sized baggie to put large sizes in so that it doesn't leak on my clothes.

Just so you know there is no limited ounzes if you check a bag.

[ChynnaBlue]

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@mima wrote:

If you check a bag, you can put big sizes in that.  I use a gallon sized baggie to put large sizes in so that it doesn't leak on my clothes.

Just so you know there is no limited ounzes if you check a bag.

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Yes. I always check a bag and put all my cosmetics and things in there. The only liquid/gel items I take on the plane with me are hand cream, hand sanitizer, lip balm, and eye drops to prevent dry eyes on the plane.

[mommaslp]

For carryon products, try using contact lense cases. I purchased 3 sets which allowed for enough hair creme, foundation, concealers, lotions, moisturizers, etc to last almost 2 weeks!.  The cases are small enough that they allow for a great deal of products in those quart sized bags.  It was a lifesaver!!

[Gallo777]

I have gotten through with it before