Can you take YSL Libre Eau de Parfum on a plane?
Fragrance · counts as liquid
30ml, 50ml and 90ml are fine in your cabin bag. The 150ml bottle has to go in the hold.
Rule basis: Sizes sold: 30ml, 50ml, 90ml, 150ml.
What to do: Cabin: containers ≤ 100ml. Checked: any size.
Liquid Limits is a travel planning tool, not an official aviation source. Always confirm with the airport before you travel.
In cabin baggage
YSL Libre counts as a liquid/gel under the standard airport rules. That means containers up to 100ml (3.4 fl oz) in your cabin bag, all fitting inside a single 1-litre clear plastic bag. A few airports with CT scanners (Gatwick, Edinburgh, Bristol, Amsterdam, parts of JFK) allow up to 2 litres, but never plan around that for both ends of your trip.
In checked luggage
YSL Libre travels fine in checked luggage at any size. Wrap it in a sealed plastic bag — pressure changes at altitude can pop seals, and an exploded tub costs you everything around it.
Real-world examples
- •30ml & 50ml: easy cabin
- •90ml: fine in the cabin
- •150ml: hold luggage or duty-free only
FAQs
Can I take YSL Libre in hand luggage?
Yes, in a container of 100ml or smaller. The bottle's labelled volume is what counts — a half-empty 150ml bottle still gets binned at security.
What about the big bottle?
Sizes above 100ml (150ml) need to go in your hold luggage, or you can buy them duty-free after security in a sealed tamper-evident bag.
Will US TSA / UK security treat YSL the same way?
Yes. Both TSA and UK DfT use the same 100ml / 3.4oz limit. Outside the EU/UK/US a handful of countries still allow up to 350ml on outbound flights — but never assume that, plan to the 100ml rule.