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Anyone who ever waved goodbye to their favorite beauty products at check-in will rejoice at the news that there is a new online store that brings you just the ones that pass all travel restrictions: 3floz.com.

Standing for 'three fluid ounces' (the US equivalent of 100 ml), 3floz.com offers beauty products ranging from hair care to anti-aging creams and body lotion, all fit for the security check.

Lip balms, face masks, and teeth-whitener can also be found at the store, even though their sizes rarely pose a problem.

Featured brands so far include natural high-end cosmetics lovers' favorites such as Weleda, Dr Hauschka, or Pangea Organics, with the site promising the addition of more labels in the near future. There's also a special category for organic products as well as one for men's grooming and assembled beauty kits.

3floz.com ships internationally. Sephora has a similar travel-specific section on its site, called Beauty To Go, which can be found here.

http://3floz.com

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