Anonymous
08/16/2023 15:37
Subject: If you travel with a carryon only, what to do about sunscreen?
We mostly use sunscreen sticks. But, I have not had a problem putting a 4 oz tube in my carry on toiletries.
Anonymous
08/16/2023 15:35
Subject: If you travel with a carryon only, what to do about sunscreen?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I buy at my destination.
This
+2 this is a non-problem
Except for the ridiculous markup if you're going to someplace like an all-inclusive and not leaving the resort. I've seen sunscreen sold for $30 a bottle at these places. I'm too cheap for that.
And its not just suncreen you'd have to buy. If we were not checking a bag, we'd need to buy shampoo, conditioner, detangler/leave-in hair products (curly hair), shave gel, body wash, etc. I don't need to buy duplicates of everything just to avoid checking a bag. Its not the boogey man people make it out to be.
...or just buy some of the travel sized empty bottles and pour the stuff in.
Anonymous
08/16/2023 15:29
Subject: If you travel with a carryon only, what to do about sunscreen?
Anonymous wrote:I pack stick sunscreen, insect repelling balm, and then buy what I need once I get there. I take travel-size shampoo/conditioner (I don’t wash my hair everyday), face wash, moisturizer, and toothpaste. Hotels usually have toiletries available too.
Forgot to add, I am big on physical sun barriers (long sleeved UPF shirts, wide-brimmed hats, umbrellas on the beach, etc), especially when I travel.
Anonymous
08/16/2023 15:26
Subject: If you travel with a carryon only, what to do about sunscreen?
I pack stick sunscreen, insect repelling balm, and then buy what I need once I get there. I take travel-size shampoo/conditioner (I don’t wash my hair everyday), face wash, moisturizer, and toothpaste. Hotels usually have toiletries available too.
Anonymous
08/16/2023 14:50
Subject: Re:If you travel with a carryon only, what to do about sunscreen?
Anonymous wrote:I have some stick sunscreen by Neutrogena. It looks like a large stick of deodorant.
If I didn’t have that, then I would just divide into smaller containers eg nalgene.
If I thought I could buy the brand I use at the other end, I would do that.
+1 to the stick sunscreen. You can also get shampoo and conditioner bars. Which then leaves more room for other needed liquids...
https://www.byrdie.com/best-sunscreen-sticks-7483571
Anonymous
08/16/2023 14:47
Subject: If you travel with a carryon only, what to do about sunscreen?
Anonymous wrote:Bring multiple smaller tubes. No spray.
+1. I’m picky about my sun screen so I like to buy it before the trip.
Anonymous
08/16/2023 14:11
Subject: If you travel with a carryon only, what to do about sunscreen?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I buy at my destination.
This
+2 this is a non-problem
Except for the ridiculous markup if you're going to someplace like an all-inclusive and not leaving the resort. I've seen sunscreen sold for $30 a bottle at these places. I'm too cheap for that.
And its not just suncreen you'd have to buy. If we were not checking a bag, we'd need to buy shampoo, conditioner, detangler/leave-in hair products (curly hair), shave gel, body wash, etc. I don't need to buy duplicates of everything just to avoid checking a bag. Its not the boogey man people make it out to be.
Of those, pretty much all the hotels/rentals we have gotten have had shampoo/conditioner/body wash. Seems like detangler and shave gel are pretty easy to pack small bottles and be done.
Hotel shampoo is not great, even nice hotels. Especially if your hair is curly or has any texture.
Anonymous
08/16/2023 13:40
Subject: Re:If you travel with a carryon only, what to do about sunscreen?
I have some stick sunscreen by Neutrogena. It looks like a large stick of deodorant.
If I didn’t have that, then I would just divide into smaller containers eg nalgene.
If I thought I could buy the brand I use at the other end, I would do that.
If I didn’t have that, then I would just divide into smaller containers eg nalgene.
If I thought I could buy the brand I use at the other end, I would do that.
Anonymous
08/16/2023 13:37
Subject: If you travel with a carryon only, what to do about sunscreen?
I don't always wear sunscreen. In fact, it's pretty rare that I do.
Anonymous
08/16/2023 13:30
Subject: If you travel with a carryon only, what to do about sunscreen?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I buy at my destination.
This
+2 this is a non-problem
Except for the ridiculous markup if you're going to someplace like an all-inclusive and not leaving the resort. I've seen sunscreen sold for $30 a bottle at these places. I'm too cheap for that.
And its not just suncreen you'd have to buy. If we were not checking a bag, we'd need to buy shampoo, conditioner, detangler/leave-in hair products (curly hair), shave gel, body wash, etc. I don't need to buy duplicates of everything just to avoid checking a bag. Its not the boogey man people make it out to be.
Of those, pretty much all the hotels/rentals we have gotten have had shampoo/conditioner/body wash. Seems like detangler and shave gel are pretty easy to pack small bottles and be done.
Anonymous
08/16/2023 12:44
Subject: If you travel with a carryon only, what to do about sunscreen?
They have stores where you're going. Buy toiletries there if they don't fit in carryon.
Anonymous
08/16/2023 12:33
Subject: If you travel with a carryon only, what to do about sunscreen?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I buy at my destination.
This
+2 this is a non-problem
Except for the ridiculous markup if you're going to someplace like an all-inclusive and not leaving the resort. I've seen sunscreen sold for $30 a bottle at these places. I'm too cheap for that.
And its not just suncreen you'd have to buy. If we were not checking a bag, we'd need to buy shampoo, conditioner, detangler/leave-in hair products (curly hair), shave gel, body wash, etc. I don't need to buy duplicates of everything just to avoid checking a bag. Its not the boogey man people make it out to be.
Anonymous
08/16/2023 12:14
Subject: If you travel with a carryon only, what to do about sunscreen?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I buy at my destination.
This
+2 this is a non-problem
Except for the ridiculous markup if you're going to someplace like an all-inclusive and not leaving the resort. I've seen sunscreen sold for $30 a bottle at these places. I'm too cheap for that.
Anonymous
08/16/2023 11:36
Subject: If you travel with a carryon only, what to do about sunscreen?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We rarely travel for less than a week and don’t want to do laundry or go shopping on vacation so pretty much always check at least one bag. Only time we don’t is short weekend trips. We get free checked bags with several of our credit cards.
You don't get snacks? Bottled water? Alcohol? Unless you're on a cruise or at an all-inclusive resort I think it's pretty rare not to go shopping at all on a vacation.
Also, you never eat out or go to attractions near a CVS, grocery store, or convenience store? Popping into a store for some sunscreen is far easier and cheaper than checking a bag and waiting for it to arrive, then lugging it to your destination.
Checking bags is free for us and by the time we use the bathroom we rarely have to wait for the bags. We have brands we like and I don’t like paying tourist area prices for that type stuff. Have we done it in a pinch? Sure, but it’s not my plan from the start.
Anonymous
08/16/2023 11:32
Subject: If you travel with a carryon only, what to do about sunscreen?
Anonymous wrote:We rarely travel for less than a week and don’t want to do laundry or go shopping on vacation so pretty much always check at least one bag. Only time we don’t is short weekend trips. We get free checked bags with several of our credit cards.
You don't get snacks? Bottled water? Alcohol? Unless you're on a cruise or at an all-inclusive resort I think it's pretty rare not to go shopping at all on a vacation.
Also, you never eat out or go to attractions near a CVS, grocery store, or convenience store? Popping into a store for some sunscreen is far easier and cheaper than checking a bag and waiting for it to arrive, then lugging it to your destination.