¿Se puede llevar Champú en seco en el avión? (Normas TSA / EE. UU.)

Sí, en envases de 100 ml (3,4 oz) o menos, dentro de una bolsa transparente con cierre de 1 litro.

Sí, los líquidos y cosméticos en envases grandes se permiten en equipaje facturado (límites de aerosoles).

Standard carry-on baggage size allowances apply; TSA publishes no individual numerical cap for personal use.

Yes. Major brands such as Batiste, Living Proof Perfect hair Day, Moroccanoil must comply with standard security limits based on physical properties rather than brand labels.

Standard toiletries and liquids conforming to the 3-1-1 rule (containers under 3.4 ounces / 100 ml inside a clear quart bag) require no separate declaration. You simply place the bag in a screening bin. Medically necessary liquids exceeding 3.4 ounces must be verbally declared to checkpoint screeners before inspection.

If liquid containers exceeding 3.4 ounces (100 ml) are detected in carry-on baggage without an infant or medical exemption, screeners will not allow them past security. Travelers must surrender the item for destruction, return outside security to place it in checked luggage, or mail it home.

Yes. Aerosol cans of 3.4 oz (100 ml) or less go in the liquids bag; bigger cans fly in checked bags. Powder versions are limited separately (≈350 ml).

The aerosol form does — it’s a pressurized toiletry, so the 3.4 oz rule applies. Loose powder is not a liquid but has its own powder limit.