MarcsRed

Does anyone know if SOLID make-up, like lipstick, SOLID deoderant, etc. count towards your 1 quart baggie allowance? I get the whole liquid tubes of gloss and gel deoderants, but these other things are solid - do they still count?

I also have a compact of make-up that is solid, but it's a creamy type of solid compact - not powder - does that count as a liquid?

Finally, what about alcohol wipes and baby/personal/hand wipes for those of us that don't have babies? Do those need to go in the bag as well?

Please advise ASAP - I'm moving to Australia in 9 days (June 4th)! Thanks so much!

abram

Solid deoderant and lipsticks are not liquid, and do not have to be in the 1 quart bag. More info is available at www.tsa.gov

AnthonyGA

If you are moving to Australia, you can just buy whatever you need upon arrival.

MarcsRed

Yeah, I've read and re-read the TSA site, but maybe there's a page that makes it clearer? I've been reading the what's permitted page that lists things by category, but it doesn't really go into solids. But then it lists Carmex as a liquid, so I didn't know how solid "solid" had to be...

Obviously I can buy big stuff in Australia, but my fiance is picking me up at the airport, and after 40 hours of flying, I thought smelling nice and a face of make-up might be ladylike. I don't know about you, but 40 hours of flying, standing in lines and schlepping luggage around doesn't leave me looking and smelling like a delicate flower, haha.

Keep the responses coming - anyone flown recently that has had experience with this? I'm especially curious about the alcohol pads/baby wipes for those of us that don't have babies. It'd be a good way to sanitize your hands and freshen up your face without doing the one-hand hold-down elbow dance with the bathroom faucet!

Brian

I had a 1 ounce bottle of Purell in my quart bag and it was taken because it contains alcohol and is flammable. I have always taken that in my carry-on and never had any problems getting through security with it.

moremiles

I always take the pads that you add water to like the Dove or Oil of Olay ones-great for freshening up and no alcohol or liquids involved.

MarcsRed

Yup, I've got some Olay Daily Facials stashed in there, but I'm worried that it'll be a whole production to use in the tiny bathrooms...