If you travel by plane much, then you’re fully aware of the ever-so-stringent rules of the TSA regarding anything in liquid form being brought onto an aircraft.
It had been a few months since my last time on a plane and I completely spaced the 3-1-1 rule.
As ridiculous as I think the rule is, I follow it. I cram as many 3 oz. items as I can into a plastic bag.
Only this time around, I didn’t. I had all of this in my backpack as I tried to get through security: 
It went through security just fine. No one stopped me. I was completely unaware that I had even broken the “rule”. Not one thing was even in a plastic bag!
When I went through security on the return flight, they asked to search the backpack.
Sure! Whoops…that’s when I realized my fateful mistake.
As I was mentally starting to say goodbye to the Mary Kay items that were still quite full, the TSA agent looks at me & says, “We have to take this because it’s over the size limit.” And that was it. Everything else could stay.
He confiscated a tube of toothpaste.
I was allowed to take EVERYTHING ELSE on the plane with me.
RULES???? What RULES????
In the Land of Ridd 
Thank goodness they let you keep the Mary Kay!! Toothpaste is cheaper… 🙂
Love,
Your friend AND
Your Mary Kay Consultant
Oh yea the airport regulations, we have it down to a fine art with all the traveling we do…..however, my sister can only just about laugh now about a horrible confiscation of new “Temple Spa” products!
What’s 3-1-1 though? Here we are allowed 10 items of no more than 100ml each.
oops, just read your link for the 3-1-1 – thanks, ignore my question above! 🙂