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Cosmetics bestsellers for hand luggage

Cosmetics in hand luggage are particularly practical when traveling – if they comply with the guidelines. Whether cleansing products, skincare or mini-serum: the right selection saves space, keeps you fresh on the plane and helps you look well-groomed on the go.

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Which cosmetics are allowed in hand luggage

Certain regulations apply to cosmetics: Liquids such as creams, sprays or gels must be transported in containers of less than 100 ml and stowed safely in a 1-liter bag. Solid cosmetics (such as powder) are exempt from this rule.

How many 100 ml bottles are allowed in hand baggage?

Certain regulations apply to cosmetics: Liquids such as creams, sprays or gels must be transported in containers of less than 100 ml and stowed safely in a 1-liter bag. Solid cosmetics (such as bars of soap) are exempt from this rule and are particularly practical for air travel.

What needs to go in the 1 liter carry-on bag?

All liquids, gels, creams, pastes and sprays count as regulated products. These include toothpaste, mascara, moisturizer, serum and sunscreen. Liquid make-up also belongs in the bag – but solid make-up does not.

Observe the airlines' hand luggage guidelines

The EU-wide safety regulations generally apply to all airlines, but individual airlines or destination countries sometimes have stricter rules. Check the airline's hand luggage regulations before departure – especially when traveling internationally outside Europe.

How many 100 ml bottles are allowed in hand baggage?

Certain regulations apply to cosmetics: Liquids such as creams, sprays or gels must be transported in containers of less than 100 ml and stowed safely in a 1-liter bag. Solid cosmetics (such as bars of soap) are exempt from this rule and are particularly practical for air travel.

What needs to go in the 1 liter carry-on bag?

All liquids, gels, creams, pastes and sprays count as regulated products. These include toothpaste, mascara, moisturizer, serum and sunscreen. Liquid make-up also belongs in the bag – but solid make-up does not.

Observe the airlines' hand luggage guidelines

The EU-wide safety regulations generally apply to all airlines, but individual airlines or destination countries sometimes have stricter rules. Check the airline's hand luggage regulations before departure – especially when traveling internationally outside Europe.

Which cosmetics must be packed in your suitcase

Products with more than 100 ml may only be carried in checked baggage. This includes full-size products such as shampoo, body lotion, hairspray or cleansing lotions in standard sizes. Nail scissors and razors also belong in your suitcase.

Woman sprays face spray on her face

Tips for skincare on the plane

The air on an airplane is extremely dry – so moisturizing cosmetics in your hand luggage are particularly useful. Ideal products include hydrating sprays such as Maximum Moisture Hyaluronic Spray, light serums such as Penta Hyaluron Serum, Oxygen Vital Serum, Vitamin C-Plus Serum or Alpine-Aloe Gel, as well as gentle lip care such as Aloe Vera Lip Balm SPF 20. Eye creams such as Silk Eye Contour Cream or ideally a combination product such as Peptide Performance Eye & Lip Cream are ideal as a moisture booster. Mini masks help against feelings of tightness.

Pack smart, land bright and fresh

Cosmetics are allowed in hand luggage – as long as you observe the 100 ml rule and everything fits into a 1 liter bag. Travel size cosmetics and smart skincare strategies make traveling easier – and you can take off above the clouds looking radiant and well-groomed.

Various travel sizes in bottles, tubes and pump dispensers
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