How to Pack Toiletries⎜TSA Carry-On and Liquid Rules

Okay but how do you get through TSA carrying around those GUNS 💪

SPF. I’m at an age where a CC cream with mineral sunscreen is a must have traveling.

Must have for me is SPF.

Thanks. This was very helpful but as a migraine sufferer I would argue your point on wearing perfume.

I absolutely can't go without my hair serum for curly hair. I also need toothpaste for sensitive teeth. I liked your perfume idea. Nice!

people wanted to bring 8 pieces of geman butter to Turkey. in hand luggage. in march. everybody in the tsa line laughed. 😂

I had NO idea that meds had to stay in the original bottles with prescription. I was just going to put them in smaller baggies to minimize stuff. Thanks so much for letting me know that. Saved me a lot of TSA headache! 🙏🏾

Here’s a tip about the Q-tips container you have shown in your video: I have an empty travel Q-Tip box in my backpack and carry “little” things in it, like lucky coins I like to travel with. I also use it to put whatever jewelry I am wearing on travel day in it before going through TSA, so it doesn’t set off the machine. Once I am through TSA, I put them back on, and I didn’t drop it into a random pocket and now have to figure out where it went.

I always bring a first aid kit. Have to have Clorox wipes, hand wipes, hand sanitizer, eye drops, and lip balm for my plane pouch

Omg your arms 😫💖💖 literal goal

Try Lush shampoo bars and Ethique conditioner bars, I find they are really good and they dont need to go in your liquids bag, I even use them at home now, love your vids guys cheers

Last year, I took a solo trip to Tanzania with a stopover in Qatar. Being a nurse, I always diligently pack first aid stuff and all medications into tiny little organizers like you showed. While I was doing final packing the night before departure I somehow thought about a couple of the prescription medications I was bringing and sure enough - they are actually banned in Qatar and you need like a doctor's note (as well as original prescription bottle). Ugh I kind of freaked out and ended up basically stashing them in odd places in my luggage. The whole thing made me a little nervous but alas, not one single check at the airport when I was both coming and leaving. However, it is something to be really careful about. You never know in certain countries - what if they don't like the 'look' of you and then something like this could be used against you and you find yourself in jail. It was a big lesson for me to understand the laws about medications in different countries.

Loved your presentation style Meg, nice to see what you carry and it’s very helpful and minimal. I must have disinfectant wipes and lip balm.

Other things I would add to your list is body wash & body moisturizer (unless you know your destination hotel provides it or stores are easy to access), and sun block (reef-friendly if you are traveling in the Caribbean). I use a bar shampoo but bring a small bottle of my conditioner. Hand sanitizer is not restricted, so up to 12 fl oz does not need to go in the liquids bag - I clip mine to the outside of my personal bag just so security can see it. If you bring an antibiotic ointment like polysporin or even plain vaseline, that could be considered a liquid so safer to include it in the liquids bag as well. And just to clarify, you can bring a disposable razor in your hand luggage/carry on, but not a safety razor.

I have that pill box and love it.

Love the video; great tips!

I was in Tanzania in March. Shampoo was readily available but we could not find hair conditioner. I also recommend a doctor's note if you carry any kind of syringe or epipen. I almost had my epipen confiscated in Hong Kong. And if travelling to Japan you should definitely check in advance if your prescription drugs are approved in Japan.

Very informative Meg. Thanks😊❤

Really great tips. This part of traveling always has me a bit nervous. I tend to bring several types of wipes (face, body, teeth, hair, antibacterial). Because they are not seen as a liquid, they are great to bring.

Great presentation and lots of tips on this video. Thank you for sharing.