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Old 29 Aug 13, 08:49 PM  
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Where do I put my toiletries?

Only booked cabin baggage for our trip does anyone know what the restrictions are with regard to our toiletries?
Never done cabin baggage only, used to just throwing all my lotions and potions in the suitcase, it's bad enough I have to limit my clothing but the thought of not taking all my smellies fills me with dread
Also are my ghd's ok on the plane
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100ml for any liquid / cream etc. but can take as many of these as you like. Need to be in a clear bag
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Old 29 Aug 13, 08:51 PM  
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100ml for any liquid / cream etc. but can take as many of these as you like. Need to be in a clear bag
So I will need to buy travel size toiletries then, the products don't need to be in clear bottles too do they
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GHD's are fine, I always take mine in my hand luggage with other electrical items, but you'll be restricted to 100ml for all liquids.
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So I will need to buy travel size toiletries then, the products don't need to be in clear bottles too do they
Yes just buy travel size... They do not need to be in clear bottles. Unsure when you are going but home bargains do a great little sun cream and after sun travel set!
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Yes just buy travel size... They do not need to be in clear bottles. Unsure when you are going but home bargains do a great little sun cream and after sun travel set!
That's good to know thanks, where going to Spain in a few weeks (cabin baggage only again) so will have a look for these, but doubt I'll need sun cream in January in paris
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Restricted to 100ml per bottle and up to a litre total in a clear resealable plastic bag approx 20cm x 20cm.

We only travel with hand luggage on short haul flights and I take essential make up plus any sample size products I have then once through security I buy bigger bottles of things that I know we'll get through in a few days like Lynx and decent shampoo.

We're just back from a 5 day trip to Spain and only had 5 kgs with Thomson outboud but unlimted with easyjet homebound so even with the smallest amount of hand luggage it's doable. I took straightners in my handluggage (remember your adaptor).
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Yes, you can't take as much as you want unfortunately. Nivea and other similar brands do little sets of miniatures which are quite handy as they come in a clear, zip-up, plastic bag which are much sturdier than a sandwich bag or similar.
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