Common sense is your best friend.
[QUOTE=Mr Enternational]Come on man. How many hookers actually have police friends outside of the threat they sometimes make? Even if they said anything it would not matter. You have already cleared customs. That is where you have to worry about it. The limit for those cremes is 10. If you bring more than that and you don´t declare it and they check you then you are up shit creek. I mean if you had 12 it would be no big deal. You would just have to pay for 2 bottles. But 40 or 50 over the limit as someone was saying without declaring it and paying duty then you are asking for it.
As in the USA the limit for spirits is 1 liter. Now you will always see people bring 2 or 3 bottles. They usually let it slide, but in the case they decide not to you will have to pay $5 duty for each additional up to a certain limit. If you bring in fruit or raw meat without saying anything then you are looking at $500 fine per piece, then they will throw it away. When it doubt declare it.[/QUOTE]
Common sense is your best friend. This applies to both adults and children.
As for my experiences, electronics is the big issue. Customs is super picky and careful. They are more lax when it comes to perfumes, lotions, etc. However, use some common sense and don't push the envelope with the amount you are bringing into the country.