Travel size sunscreen is typically any sunscreen that meets TSA’s 3.4-ounce (100 ml) liquid limit for carry-on bags. This means you can pack it in your quart-sized bag with other liquids and breeze through security hassle-free. Pro tip: sunscreen sticks don’t count toward the liquid limit, so they’re a great alternative for saving space in your bag while keeping your skin protected. No excuses—sun protection should always make the cut!

Yep! Sunscreen sticks are totally TSA-approved and don’t count toward the 3.4-ounce liquid limit for carry-ons. Since they’re considered a solid, you can toss one in your bag and travel worry-free. Whether you’re hopping on a flight or packing light for a road trip, sunscreen sticks are a compact and mess-free way to keep your skin safe from UV rays. 

If your sunscreen is a lotion, gel, or spray larger than 3.4 ounces, it’ll need to go in your checked luggage. Smaller containers, however, can join the quart-sized, clear plastic bag for carry-ons. Here’s the hack: sunscreen sticks don’t have to go in the quart bag at all. They’re the ultimate TSA-friendly option, making it easier than ever to stay sun-safe on the go. Travel smarter and stress-free, because sun care should always be simple.