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Transportation Security Admin.

The TSA has a handy guide to help you figure out what you can and can't bring in your carry-on or checked luggage. You can check out their What Can I Bring? page for a detailed list. It covers everything from liquids and electronics to unusual items like air mattresses or aerosol insecticides.

For liquids, remember the 3-1-1 rule: liquids, gels, and aerosols must be in containers of 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters) or less, all fitting into a single quart-sized bag. If you're still unsure about a specific item.

Transportation Security Administration | Transportation Security Administration to check for more of a list.

Planning ahead can save you a lot of hassle at the airport! Are you packing for an exciting trip?

Here are 15 items that could get you stopped by TSA at airport security:

1. Frozen Water Bottles: Even if frozen, they are still considered liquids[1].
2. Laptops in Checked Luggage: Due to the lithium-ion batteries[1].
3. Nail Files and Scissors: Especially if they have sharp edges[1].
4. Excessive Amounts of Powdered Substances: These can raise suspicions[1].
5. Large Produce: Oddly shaped items like oversized vegetables[2].
6. Wires and Strings: Can look suspicious on scanners[2].
7. Sparkly and Dangly Things: Metallic threads or glitter can trigger alarms[2].
8. Sex Toys: Can cause embarrassment and delays[2].
9. Snow Globes: Contain liquid and often exceed the allowed limit[3].
10. Camping Stoves: Even if unused, they can be flagged[3].
11. Replica Weapons: Toy guns or anything resembling a weapon[3].
12. Self-Defense Items: Pepper spray or stun guns[3].
13. Tools: Wrenches, pliers, and other tools over 7 inches[3].
14. Liquids Over 3.4 Ounces: Including toiletries and beverages[3].
15. Wrapped Gifts: If they can't be easily inspected[3].

Important Travel Notice for Beauty Salon Professionals and Owners!

When traveling, please be aware that powder bleach is not permitted in any luggage, including both carry-on and checked bags. The TSA has strict regulations regarding certain substances, and powder bleach falls under items that must be shipped separately. To avoid any travel disruptions, ensure that you arrange for powder bleach to be shipped to your destination.

Wardrobe recommendations and formal night schedules:

Women:
Casual: Sundresses or pants and blouses
Smart Casual: Dresses or pantsuit
Formal: Cocktail dresses

Men:
Casual: Sports shirts and slacks
Smart Casual: Jackets and ties
Formal: Suits and ties, or tuxedos (rentals for formal dinners and special occasions)
The number of smart casual and formal nights is at the ship's discretion and the days they fall on may
also vary.
Cruise Length/Casual Nights/Smart Casual Nights/Formal Nights
3-Night 2 0 1
4-Night 3 0 1
5-Night 3 1 1
6-Night 3 1 2
7-Night 4 1 2
8-Night 4 2 2
9-Night 5 2 2
10-Night 6 2 2
11-Night 7 2 2
12-Night 6 3 3
13-Night 9 2 2
14-Night 8 3 3
15-Night+ Remaining Casual 3 3
There can be 1-3 formal nights during a sailing, at the ship's discretion.
Note: *Some 12-night European cruises may have 3 formal nights.
Please note that some shore excursion destinations such as cathedrals or museums enforce a dress
code, so it may be wise to bring some conservative attire for this purpose. Rugged destinations or high
intensity shore excursions might require athletic shoes and gear.

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