Beauty on Board

[Jennifer]

WASHINGTON - With the Transportation Security Administration's (TSA) recent announcement that most cosmetics are banned from carry-on luggage, beauty-minded travelers must check their makeup bags, or be faced with the terror of throwing it out (noooo!). According to the TSA Web site, all creams, liquids, and gels must be checked with your bags: that means no liquid makeup (foundations, mascara, nail polish, lip gloss) hair styling gels, hairspray, moisturizing lotion, sunscreen, serums, or facial cleansers are allowed in your carry-on bag. But, it's still possible to bring beauty on board-you just have to be smart about the formulations. Below, we listed the travel-friendly alternatives to your basic beauty standbys. And remember, if your beauty routine takes a hit, then the terrorists win.



Beauty On Board



Shampoo

Oscar Blandi Pronto Dry Shampoo, $19

Lip Gloss

Juice Beauty SPF 15 Tinted Lip Moisturizers, $15

Foundation

Bare Escentuals i.d. bareMinerals Foundation - SPF 15 Sunscreen, $25

Philosophy The Supernatural Airbrushed Canvas, $35

Cream Eyeshadow

CARGO ColorCardsâ„¢, $24

Mascara

Lola Cosmetics Loves Lashes, $25

Facial Cleanser

Fresh Umbrian Clay Treatments Bar, $38

Liquid Fragrance

Marc Jacobs Perfume Solid, $55

Moisturizer

Boscia Jujube Salve Stick, $16

Sunscreen

Anthony Logistics for Men Sun Stick SPF 15, $15

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[Guenevere]

And for nail polish I think it was Avon that just came out with these stick on polish thingies!!!! I want to try those!

 

[lynnda]

Thanks for the tips!

 

[eightthirty]

Originally Posted by Jennifer /img/forum/go_quote.gif WASHINGTON - With the Transportation Security Administration's (TSA) recent announcement that most cosmetics are banned from carry-on luggage, beauty-minded travelers must check their makeup bags, or be faced with the terror of throwing it out (noooo!). According to the TSA Web site, all creams, liquids, and gels must be checked with your bags: that means no liquid makeup (foundations, mascara, nail polish, lip gloss) hair styling gels, hairspray, moisturizing lotion, sunscreen, serums, or facial cleansers are allowed in your carry-on bag. But, it's still possible to bring beauty on board-you just have to be smart about the formulations. Below, we listed the travel-friendly alternatives to your basic beauty standbys. And remember, if your beauty routine takes a hit, then the terrorists win.

Beauty On Board



Shampoo

Oscar Blandi Pronto Dry Shampoo, $19

Lip Gloss

Juice Beauty SPF 15 Tinted Lip Moisturizers, $15

Foundation

Bare Escentuals i.d. bareMinerals Foundation - SPF 15 Sunscreen, $25

Philosophy The Supernatural Airbrushed Canvas, $35

Cream Eyeshadow

CARGO ColorCardsâ„¢, $24

Mascara

Lola Cosmetics Loves Lashes, $25

Facial Cleanser

Fresh Umbrian Clay Treatments Bar, $38

Liquid Fragrance

Marc Jacobs Perfume Solid, $55

Moisturizer

Boscia Jujube Salve Stick, $16

Sunscreen

Anthony Logistics for Men Sun Stick SPF 15, $15

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Thank goodness for alternatives!!

 

[susanks1]

Don't buy the Avon nail polish stickers. They are expensive for only one application. Plus they lift at the edges after one day.

 

[Brownshugaz]

this is getting ridiculous

 

[Guenevere]

Originally Posted by susanks1 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Don't buy the Avon nail polish stickers. They are expensive for only one application. Plus they lift at the edges after one day. Thanks, I was wanting to try them because they claimed that they lasted so long, now I won't bother!

 

[eightthirty]

Originally Posted by Brownshugaz /img/forum/go_quote.gif this is getting ridiculous In a sense, I agree, but I'm all about safety and comfort. Knowing that there is so much potential for disturbance these days, I feel better knowing they're just trying to make the world a safer place.

 

[Leony]

Thanks Jen!