Airplane Travel With Your Makeup Kit

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Ashlee C.

Dec 11, 2012

Ashlee C.

So my cousin is having a destination wedding next spring in Cuba (we live in Canada) and wants me to do her makeup for her. Right now I just have a regular train case but I am looking into getting a zuca in the near future. I know that one of them do fit into the overhead so it can be your carry-on but how is that possible if it is filled with different liquids and creams and things when you are only amount a certain amount of liquids on a carry-on??

I was wondering if anyone has ever taken their makeup kit on a plane? How you packed it up? Any tips or suggestions to get it there as safely as possible?!!

Emily S.

Dec 11, 2012

Emily S.

It has to fit the airline guidelines about the amount of liquid you can carry on a plane. They are really strict about this snow globes aren't even allowed! 

Gin S.

Dec 11, 2012

Gin S.

you cañ call tsa directly and get the proper info. I had to do it a while ago. the site is tsa.gov

Ashlee C.

Dec 11, 2012

Ashlee C.

Aah okay. I will have to do some reasearch

Ari W.

Dec 11, 2012

Ari W.

yes and be careful because when they go through your stuff they often throw away things you have in your bag that youre trying to bring. a TSA threw away a 29 dollar bottle of MorrocanOil i had . Luckily it was almost empty or I would of flipped. 

Nicol D.

Dec 11, 2012

Nicol D.

Yes, condense your liquids. That is a must because they will throw them away if you are bring them on the plane with you.

I checked mine stuff in my luggage when I went to Mexico when I went. 

Nicol D.

Dec 11, 2012

Nicol D.

Model Mayhem is a great source for information..

Here is something about flying with airbrush equipment. 

http://www.modelmayhem.com/po.php?thread_id=779570&page=1

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