Can I bring Yuezhimi Crystal Sunscreen Spray on an airplane? How can I tell if the spray is flammable or explosive?

Among the sunscreen products that people usually use, sunscreen cream and sunscreen spray are more commonly used, especially sunscreen spray, which is more popular because it is more convenient to use. Among the many sunscreen spray brands, South Korea's Yuezhimi Crystal Sunscreen Spray has always had a good reputation. So, can Yuezhimi Crystal Sunscreen Spray be brought on board an airplane?

Can I bring the Yuezhimi Crystal Sunscreen Spray on board?

Korean crystal sunscreen spray can be brought on board the plane because there is no flammable or explosive sign on the bottle. As long as the capacity indicated on the bottle is less than 100ml, there is no problem and it can be brought on board the plane. The same applies to other liquid skin care products, such as toner, lotion, etc., but it should be noted that if the skin care product is equal to or exceeds 100ml, it cannot be brought on board the plane, as it will pose a safety hazard, and can only be checked in. Another thing you must pay attention to is that if the liquid skin care products you bring are marked 200ml on the bottle, but there is only 50ml left in the bottle, you cannot take this product on the plane. Everything is based on the capacity marked on the bottle. In short, when you go through security on the plane, what you look at is the capacity of the bottle, not the amount of liquid remaining in the bottle. When you usually take a plane, you can put the liquid skin care products you need to bring in a small bag separately, so it will be more convenient during security checks. Since spray sunscreens generally cannot be bottled, they cannot be brought on board as carry-on.

Can I bring sunscreen spray on an airplane?

Sunscreen spray of 100ml or more cannot be brought on board the plane. If you must bring it, you can only check it in. Because according to the items that civil aviation passengers are prohibited from carrying, it is stipulated that when passengers take international or regional flights, their personal cosmetics must be placed in containers with a single container solvent content of no more than 100ml. Since spray sunscreens generally cannot be bottled, they cannot be brought on board as carry-on. In addition, if there is a flammable or explosive sunscreen spray with a small flame logo, it will not be allowed to pass security checks (it will also be confiscated if you are taking the subway on the way to a flight).

Is sunscreen spray flammable and explosive?

There is no absolute answer to this question. It mainly depends on whether it contains flammable and explosive ingredients. Spray cans do not necessarily contain flammable or explosive items; ordinary spray bottles can also be used for spraying. So we need to analyze the situation in detail. Most sunscreen sprays come in high-pressure aluminum cans, which are at risk of exploding if exposed to high temperatures or large external forces. Given the dense crowds on the subway, passengers may be injured. Therefore, be extra careful when carrying and using it.

Why is spray sunscreen flammable and explosive?

Because the nozzles on these sprays are so large, they spray out so much at once, which may take longer for the sunscreen to dry (and this product dries slower than other products anyway). Sunscreen may burn if it comes into contact with or near fire before it is completely dry.

How to tell if the spray is flammable or explosive

All metal bottles can be detected when passing through the security check machine, but not all of them are banned from entering the subway. During the second security check, they mainly check whether there are "flammable and explosive" words and symbols on the bottle. If not, it can be released. If the sunscreen spray has a small flame symbol that indicates it is flammable or explosive, it will not be allowed to pass security checks.