💧 Leakproof Silicone Cosmetic Toiletries Containers Review

I give it #4 starts because it holds creams and shampoo but not oils :( So don't put oil on purpose when you fly. I love it, because it can fly in your carry bag easy to clean because of the wide opening love the colors it comes with labels so it's useful I recommend this product for what you pay and what you get it's worth it.

Has a large hole to insert the product. Easy to clean and flexible. You have better control over the amount of product dispensed. This is great for travel and to keep in your purse with your favorite moisturizer or SPF. I use these to refill with my Cerave moisturizer so I don't stick my fingers in the container.

I bought these to use with my homemade hand sanitizer. I found them perfect. After 2 months I used the one I poured and all the alcohol evaporated! Only aloe gel, vitamin E oil and essential oil remained on a very thick non-disinfectant ball! If it wasn't airtight enough for the alcohol to evaporate I wouldn't trust him to seal my luggage! What a waste of money and effort!

They will not explode when first opened after flight. Mine leaked one, but it had oil in it, and luckily I put it in a plastic bag too. The only downside is that it's very difficult to control the amount of product you dispense, especially with more liquid products like toners. Also the small blue and white containers are mostly useless. They're leaking, so my serum practically evaporated out of them.

I used this kit on a recent 10 day trip to the UK and was generally happy with its performance. Silicone vials have a diaphragm-type dispensing valve under a flip-top cap that stays closed until opened, squeezing the vial and applying pressure to the contents. This works very well for thicker liquids and gels, but not so well for water-based liquids and liquid oils which tend to overdose due to the firm pressure required to open the valve. Self-adhesive labels are very convenient. The screw-top