Travel Toiletries

You can take most toiletries on a plane, including toothpaste, shampoo, deodorant and hand sanitiser. However, if packed in hand luggage, liquids must usually follow airline liquid restrictions. Solid toiletries, such as bar soap, are generally not subject to liquid limits.

When travelling with hand luggage, liquid toiletries must usually be in containers of 100ml or less. Placed in a clear, resealable liquid bag and presented separately during airport security screening. Always check with your airline and airport for specific rules.

Yes, hand sanitiser is allowed on planes. Travel-sized bottles under airline liquid limits are suitable for hand luggage, while larger sizes can be packed in hold luggage.

Because, travel toiletries are convenient, space-saving and compliant with airline requirements. They allow you to maintain your hygiene routine wherever you go!