Can I bring a home hair removal device on board? Hair removal devices are not prohibited items.

Can I bring a home hair removal device on an airplane? Almost every person with fine hair owns a hair removal device. So, can we bring a hair removal device on the plane when we are on a business trip or traveling?

Can I bring a home hair removal device on board an airplane?

Commonly used rechargeable (plug-in) home hair removal devices can be taken on airplanes. Both home laser hair removal devices and photon hair removal devices are not dangerous goods prohibited by airplanes, nor are they among the prohibited items for checked baggage. However, it should be noted that lithium battery-powered hair removal devices cannot be checked in, because they are prone to friction with other items in the cargo hold with many items, which can easily cause explosions and create danger. Therefore, hair removal devices with lithium batteries are not allowed to be checked in. If the lithium battery hair removal device is small enough, you can put it in a handbag and take it on the plane.

You cannot bring more than 100 ml of gel on board.

When you buy a hair removal device, many of them will give you a special hair removal gel for use with hair removal. It comes in a very large bottle, over 200 ml. Be careful not to pack the entire bottle of gel into your suitcase. You can use a small traveler's bottle to pack some for outings. Otherwise, liquid cosmetics over 100 ml cannot be taken on board the plane.

Items that cannot be carried on board but can be checked in on an airplane

In addition to controlled knives, such as fruit knives, razors and other daily knives, professional knives such as scalpels, and cosmetics, if you do not have time to check them in, you can go through the relevant procedures and have them kept by the security department within the specified time.

Items that are strictly prohibited to carry or check in on board an airplane

Firearms (including various simulated toy guns, miniature launchers and various types of offensive weapons), ammunition, military equipment, police equipment, explosives, flammable and explosive items, highly toxic items, radioactive items, corrosive items, dangerous solutions and other prohibited items may not be brought on board or placed in luggage or cargo for check-in. Anyone found carrying or smuggling the above-mentioned items will be immediately handed over to the public security organs for handling.