Review on 40-Piece Adjustable Drawer Dividers: FLYTIANMY Organizer For Socks, Underwear, Makeup And More - Organize Your Home With Ease! by Darlene Blair

I bought these dividers from my cosmetic drawers on an Impressions Slaystation (they'd also work great in an Ikea Alex). They were sturdier and easier to assemble than I expected. I had enough parts to organize 3 drawers (see photos).The slats have numbered tabs to make it easy to figure out where to snap or cut. I cut 3 tabs off of each piece to form a square perimeter, then adjusted my middle pieces from there. Most of the time I could bend and snap off the 3 tabs and just snip off any rough edges with basic scissors, but a few were so tough I had to weaken the piece by bending back and forth, then cut with scissors.I find that these dividers work best and are most stable the closer together you place your slats. Also, they work best if you begin with 4 slats in a square to form a sturdy frame, and then divide that frame. The one I made for my lipsticks is extremely sturdy. They will slide around if your drawer is large than the slats (about 12 inches), so you may want to purchase a rubberized shelf liner to prevent sliding.The slats are a bit tall, so they work better for tall lipstick or gloss tubes. I put my small NYX lip creams from holiday gift sets in the dividers, and with my small fingers I can still pull them out easily. A short normal-width tube of lipstick, however, would be too fat to reach into the organizer and pull out.Overall I am pleased. Acrylic cosmetic organizers are too expensive to put in a drawer where only I will see them, so this is amuch cheaper and more customizable solution.