Best Travel Size Shaving Cream

 

1. Can you put shaving cream in a travel bottle?

TSA has no restrictions on putting a full-size aerosol can of shaving cream in your luggage that will be checked at the airport. The maximum volume of the aerosol container is 3.4 ounces, or 100 milliliters.

2. How do you use travel size shaving cream for?

TSA guidelines on shaving cream sizes

TSA has no restrictions on putting a full-size aerosol can of shaving cream in your luggage that will be checked at the airport. But in your carry-on, the aerosol must comply with the 3-1-1 rule, which is a helpfully descriptive name for the TSA liquids rule.

3. Does shaving cream count as a liquid when flying? 

The Verdict. You can bring shaving cream on an airplane but it is considered to be a liquid by the TSA and hence should be in containers smaller than 3.4 ounces for carry on. Shaving cream in checked luggage is permitted and should be in containers smaller than 18 oz.

4. Is foam or gel better for shaving? 

A gel is more highly concentrated than a foam, with a rich consistency and a creamy lather. This helps create a moisture-rich barrier against a dragging razorblade. Shaving foam, despite its fluffy texture, does not provide quite the same level of protecting lubricant for your skin.

5. Is shaving cream worth it?

Shaving cream is an investment-worthy product to incorporate into your hair removal routine, according to medical doctors we consulted. Shaving cream softens hairs, hydrates skin and improves how a razor glides across it, explained board-certified dermatologist Joshua Zeichner, MD.