I know this is 4 weeks old but I'm gonna tell you anyway.
If you have any liquids / creams / pastes / gels they have to be put in a plastic bags that is 20cm x 20cm, thats 1 litres space.
They have to be under 100mls in size. If they are above that you can't take it through security.
1 litre bag should be plenty. You don't need to put any make up thats not liquid in it - so no eye shadows, compact etc - just mascaras, lipgloss (lipstick is a solid) moisturizers.
Its not an aer lingus thing, its an airport security thing as set down by the EU.
It easiest if you have them in a bag before you come. Dublin airport charges 鈧? for 2 plastic bags so its best to bring your own.
If you have any questions ask any security staff at the aiport or customer service agents (in the pink t-shirts)
Good luck!How much cosmetics makeup,perfume,creams etc can i bring from ireland to england on aer lingus?
Your hand luggage will be restricted to 10kg weight and any liquids taken on board will have to be less than 100ml. If you are referring to purchasing cosmetics from the duty free areas then you can purchase an unlimited amount providing your total hand luggage does not come to more than 10kg. And all purchases must be for personal consumption or application, i.e. you are not allowed to purchase items and then sell them on once you get to England.How much cosmetics makeup,perfume,creams etc can i bring from ireland to england on aer lingus?
Well if your bringing the beauty products in your suitcase, it just has to weigh under 20 kgs but if you want to bring them in your hand luggage you have to have less than 100mls with you.
Your suitcase must be 20 kilos or under. Aside from pressurised spray cans, you can bring over whatever you can fit in this suitcase, as long as the whole lot weighs 20 kilos or less.
Whatever you can cake on your face.
Are you planning on buying them in bulk?
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