Going to the long-awaited journey, it is important to take into account the rules of carrying out hand-made and baggage, so that you do not have to leave your favorite perfume or cosmetics at the airport. The site of cheap airline.com tickets (www.airinme.com) was a memo that from the ladies of cosmetics you can take with you to the cabin of the aircraft, and what is worth putting in the luggage or leave at home.
There are no restrictions on dry decorative cosmetics in airlines. Pooh, pencils, shadows, blush can be boldly putting into the lady's handbag without any restrictions. Another thing, if you take a tone cream, liquid liner, cream shadows and other not dry cosmetics, - they equate to liquids. In their respect, the general rule of fluid is valid in manual bag - the volume of each packaging or the bottle should not exceed 100 ml. The same applies to spirits, toilet water, shampoos, shower gels, tonic and lotions. So, if a bottle with your favorite perfumes or a jar with cream more, you will have to leave them at home or pack into baggage.
It should also be aware that the total volume of all liquids in the hand baggage should not exceed 1000 ml per passenger. All containers need to be placed in a transparent cosmetic bag or package with zipper.
International security rules forbid to join even in baggage bottles packed under great pressure. These include aerosols and lacquers for hair. The easiest way is to replace the lacquer with gel or foam, and deodorant spray on the usual roller.
Nail polish can be put into manual sting, and the lacquer removal fluid already falls under the category of easily flammable substances and is allowed for transport only in luggage.
It is worth remembering about the ban of a transport in the salon of manicure accessories (nail file, tweezers, etc.), exceeding a length of 60 mm. However, foreign carriers have the rules even tougher, any, even the smallest accessories fall under the ban. Therefore, the manicure set is to be removed into the suitcase, and in the salon the maximum take a soft pink for nails.
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