Can I bring a small bottle of cosmetics in a plane?

Cosmetics in glass bottles can be taken on 63 planes. No matter what the bottle is, as long as the bottle’s capacity exceeds 100ML(ml), it cannot be carried with you and can only be checked in.

According to the relevant regulations of the Civil Aviation Administration, passengers taking domestic flights can carry a small amount of liquid cosmetics (including liquid, paste, gel, spray, etc.) for their own use. Each cosmetic product is limited to one piece, and the container volume must not exceed 100ml , And(and) should be placed in a separate bag to accept opening inspection. It is especially important to note that if the volume of the cosmetic container exceeds 100ml, even if the container is not full, it cannot be carried with you and needs to be checked in.

Passengers taking international and regional flights (including passengers on international connecting international flights) can carry liquid objects (including liquids, pastes, gels, sprays, etc.) with a container volume not exceeding 100ml. The containers for liquids should Place it in a resealable transparent plastic bag with a maximum volume of no more than 1 liter (L). Each passenger is only allowed to carry one transparent plastic bag at a time, and the excess should be checked in.

Such items include toothpaste, bath lotion, shampoo, etc. in toiletries. As long as there is a capacity mark on the bottle, and it is not more than 100ml.

Extended information

When taking an airplane, you need to pay attention to liquids:

1. For cosmetics, the entire volume of the item cannot exceed 100ML(ml). Except for lipstick, mascara, and lip gloss, others cannot be worn.

2. Regardless of the amount of eye drops, you are not allowed to bring them (excluding cosmetics).

3. Milk and milk powder must be checked in. If you need to drink it, please mention it when you buy the ticket, and the flight attendant will provide it.

4. Liquid medicines, these medicines that must be carried with you, must go to the hospital to （should）get a hospital certificate approved by the airline.