Review on 🧴 humangear Original 2 oz Travel Bottle by William Obong

I thought it was crazy to spend over $7 on a travel bottle but now I'm sold out! A smart friend of mine uses them and she sold them, so on a whim I bought them too to try. I'm sold now too. Humangear did a really good job with this bottle. First, filling is very easy - just unscrew the cap and the wide neck of the bottle is open for filling. No need for dirty attempts at targeting a small hole or fighting a funnel. Secondly, it's difficult to make a mess when using the bottle - the cap has a special type of reverse suction, so once you've squeezed out lotion, shampoo, etc., the force of releasing the bottle will cause any lotion, etc. be left on the opening to suckle back into the bottle. I was impressed. The bottle has a small suction cup on the outside so you can attach the whole bottle to the shower wall when you are using it - my friend said the suction cup eventually fell off but I fixed it very well and it is very pretty. small function. The bottle itself is a pleasure to use - soft rubber/silicone squeeze bottle part. There is an arrow on the cap that you can adjust to show what's in the bottle (shampoo, soap, etc) - I couldn't move it, but I'm fine with that - I've either just used a label printer to get the Marking capping bottles or just knowing what's in the bottle. However, I found one limitation. I filled the first bottle with shampoo, the second bottle I filled with coconut oil to apply to my hair. The shampoo (and I would guess lotions and such) worked 5+++ in the bottle. Any shampoo left on the nozzle sucked back into the bottle well when I stopped squeezing out the lotion. The bottle didn't work as well with coconut oil. Although it didn't spill the oil, it's really difficult for me to put in a small amount of oil and it's too easy to put in a large amount of oil at once because the oil is liquid and it takes a little pressure to get it it off. nothing through the suction cup. So I would say use them for lotions, shampoos and conditioners and use a different travel bottle for any oils, thin lotions or serums.