Do cosmetics need to be unpacked and inspected? Are there any requirements for checked cosmetics?

When we take a plane, if the cosmetics we carry exceed the regulations, we need to check them in. There are no special restrictions on checking in cosmetics, just don't put them in the cabin baggage.

Cosmetics need to be unpacked for inspection when checked in, but generally, the bags and bottles of checked cosmetics do not need to be opened for inspection. If the checked cosmetics are flammable and explosive, such as hair spray and mousse, there will be a quantity limit. Cosmetics are not dangerous goods, and airport aviation security X-ray inspection will not require unpacking for inspection. Liquid cosmetics need to be handed over to the staff for unpacking inspection.

There are no special restrictions on checked cosmetics on airplanes. As long as they are not flammable or explosive and other cosmetics that are expressly prohibited from being checked in, they can be checked in. Checked cosmetics refer to essential skin care products, shampoos, canned hair sprays, etc. for use when going out. When checking in luggage, staff will not only require unpacking and inspection after discovering unknown liquids in the suitcase, but will also require unpacking and inspection after discovering rare metal objects, flammable and explosive items, items that cannot be identified by X-ray machines, and items that are clearly prohibited from being carried. Consignment is a form of logistics, which refers to the service in which the consignor entrusts a company with consignment qualifications to transport the goods to a designated location and hand them over to a designated consignee. According to the different consignment methods, it can be divided into sea consignment, land consignment, and air consignment.

Consignment packing suggestions: Be sure to wrap all the cosmetics with thick clothes. Note: Wrap each bottle with a piece of clothing. For safety reasons, wrap each bottle of cosmetics with a plastic bag first, and then with clothes. When consigning, be sure to ask the consignment office to put a fragile sign on the outside of the box to ensure the integrity of the cosmetics.

You can bring cosmetics on an airplane, but there are restrictions.

Passengers on domestic flights can carry cosmetics (including liquid, paste, gel, spray, etc.) for travel use. Each cosmetic is limited to one piece, and the container volume shall not exceed 100 ml, and placed in a separate bag, and the bottle shall be opened for inspection. However, the flammable and explosive items that are prohibited for passengers to carry with them according to the Civil Aviation Law are excluded. It is recommended to check in the excess or choose the security check temporary storage service. Passengers on international and regional flights (including international transfer international flights) can carry liquid items with a container volume of no more than 100 ml: the container containing liquid items should be placed in a resealable transparent plastic bag with a volume of no more than 1 liter. Each passenger is only allowed to carry one transparent plastic bag at a time, and the excess should be checked in. The total weight of hand luggage is limited to 5kg per passenger, and the volume of each piece of luggage shall not exceed 20*40*55cm. Checked luggage is divided into economy class, business class and first class. Economy class passengers are 20kg, business class passengers are 30kg, and first class passengers are 40kg.

You can carry cosmetics on an airplane, but the single liquid should not exceed 100mL and the total weight should not exceed 1L. If you use up a 150ml lotion and only have 50ml left, you cannot bring it on an airplane. The bottle must be less than or equal to 100ml. GEL gel items must be checked in if they are stored in a container with a capacity of more than 100ml. The weight of each piece of luggage cannot exceed 50kg. Any luggage exceeding this limit must be approved by the airline before it can be checked in. The free baggage allowance for each passenger on domestic flights includes checked and carry-on luggage.