The pomade probably counts as a gel and the deodorant does if it is a gel deodorant (it doesn't count if it is a white solid deodorant). The best description I have heard of what the TSA considers a liquid/gel is from the TSA blog: There is one good rule of thumb. If it: POURSâ¦SPREADSâ¦SQUEEZES..or.. I hope this helps.
[ syll. si-lus, sil-us ] The baby boy name Silus is pronounced SIHLAHS â . Silus' language of origin is Latin. Silus is a variant form of the English Silas. Silus is a seldom used baby name for boys. It is not in the top 1000 names. In 2015, out of the group of boy names directly related to Silus, Silas was the most commonly used.
[ syll. sy-rus, syr-us ] The baby boy name Syrus is pronounced as SIHERAHS â . Syrus is used predominantly in the English language, and it is derived from Old Persian and Latin origins. From Latin roots, its meaning is Syrian. Syrus (Latin) is an original form of Syrus. Syrus is a variant of the name Cyrus (English and Iranian). The name Sira (German and Italian) is the female version of Syrus. The name Cyrus (English) and the name Siro (Italian) are variants of Syrus.