Shaving Cream - can or no can

[nlagalle]

The Body Shop makes an excellent shaving cream in a tube. Works a treat. I actually prefer that to my normal gel cream can at home.

[iqis60]

Can you take desposable razers in carry on luggage?

[ColinP]

Can you take disposable razors in carry on luggage?

I've had no problems ------------ Yet!

[NM]

Can you take desposable razers in carry on luggage?

Yes. In fact many airlines provide them in the premium cabin amenity kits or make them available in the premium cabin lavatories.

[Baysider]

Tried that to-till the security guard at MEL said no aerosols and confiscated it.,that's what made me switch to sticks and a brush,now I'd never go back to foam.

Aerosols (any size) are accepted domestically, but they must have a lid.

[iqis60]

Thanks Colin and NM

[Flashware]

Yes. In fact many airlines provide them in the premium cabin amenity kits or make them available in the premium cabin lavatories.

What about a normal razor? e.g. it is a metal arm, and you buy the refill heads for them?

I've often checked in my bag, purely for this fact. Have I been wasting my time when in fact I've not needed to do this?

[NM]

What about a normal razor? e.g. it is a metal arm, and you buy the refill heads for them?

I've often checked in my bag, purely for this fact. Have I been wasting my time when in fact I've not needed to do this?

I don't see that a metal arm would make any difference. I have seen many different brands and quality of disposable razors provided in in-flight amenity kits. Some well known brands, others really light weight and cheap.

According to Qantas, this is the definition of sharp objects that are not permitted:

Sharp objects or cutting implements include but are not limited to: any knife, including paper knives, carpet knives, box cutters, letter openers, scissors of any kind, tradesman's tools, screwdrivers, corkscrews, darts and knitting needles.

I don't see disposable razors with metal handles being identified there.

[Flashware]

I don't see that a metal arm would make any difference. I have seen many different brands and quality of disposable razors provided in in-flight amenity kits. Some well known brands, others really light weight and cheap.

According to Qantas, this is the definition of sharp objects that are not permitted:

I don't see disposable razors with metal handles being identified there.

Gee, after all those times I've simply gone and bought a disposable once I've landed. At least now I can just bring my normal razor along with me

[serfty]

If it's a 'safety' razor, I believe you should be fine.