Can I bring hand cream on board? Can I check in hand cream?

It seems that some things like skin care products cannot be brought on board when flying, so can hand cream be brought on board? If I can't bring it with me, can I check in hand cream?

Can I bring hand cream on an airplane?

You can bring hand cream on board an airplane, but there are restrictions on the volume. Generally, hand creams larger than 100ml are not allowed on board. Safety regulations on airplanes stipulate that you cannot carry more than 100ml of skin care products and cosmetics. Liquids exceeding 100ml can be made into explosives, and criminals can use this to cause harm to people on the plane or hijack the plane with explosives.

Can hand cream be checked in?

Of course you can. You can bring hand cream, toothpaste, etc. on board if they do not exceed 100g. If they exceed 100g, you can check them in.

Does hand cream promote hair growth?

Logically speaking, if the skin is well moisturized, it may tend to grow, but the body hair will grow very little or almost not at all due to this stimulation, so don't worry about this.

Does hand cream expire?

The shelf life of hand cream is generally 3 years, that is, calculated from the date of production. It cannot be used after 3 years. After the hand cream is opened, the best shelf life is 1 year, which means it must be used up within 1 year after opening to avoid affecting the effectiveness of the hand cream.

Also, you cannot use hand cream that has expired. Once the hand cream is opened, it has been exposed to microorganisms and bacteria in the ambient air and will also be oxidized by the air. Gradually, the effective ingredients in the hand cream will gradually lose their effectiveness and eventually rot.

Therefore, expired hand cream will not only lose its original hand protection effect, but also have a bad effect on the skin. After hand cream expires, it may still smell fragrant because of the fragrance added. Don’t think that the hand cream can still be used because using it will only do harm to your skin.