💄 Hulless 0.5 Ounce Aluminum Tin Jar Refillable Containers for Cosmetics, Lip Balm, Cream - 15ml Aluminum Screw Lid Round Tin Container Bottle - Pack of 24 Review

I don't know how or why, but some lids (about 2-3 per box) won't screw back on. You would think that they would all be formed at the same time, or at least that all lids would somehow screw into their respective bases, but no. We ended up with about 2 or 3 left in each pack that didn't curl up. It wouldn't be that bad unless the floors were already filled and cured, but that's the point.

I only needed two or three but as they were cheap I got a lot. However, about 1/4 of these arrived damaged and unusable. They are perfect for carrying hair paste, mints, or storing jewelry.

They are great. I like these sturdy ointment containers as the ointment is easy to dispense and the containers are lightweight, fade resistant and shatterproof.

I think they're decent considering they're very cheap. The only thing that bothers me is that the covers are very loose so they twist and rattle even with full pressure. Since I've only used them to test lip balms so far, they'll do the job, but I'd probably invest in something better for any product I wanted to sell or give away.

Looks as described. Needs better packaging, 2 of these are bent and unusable, the other 4 have a few dents but can be salvaged. Otherwise they open and close great and the size is perfect for what I want them for. Many Thanks.

I only needed two or three but as they were cheap I got many. However, about 1/4 of these arrived damaged and unusable. They are perfect for carrying hair paste, mints, or storing jewelry.

Looks exactly as described. Needs better packaging, 2 of these are bent and unusable, the other 4 have a few dents but can be salvaged. Otherwise they open and close great and the size is perfect for what I want them for. Many Thanks.

For seasonal work in fire camps. Firefighters and water carriers often have dry, cracked hands. I make my cream with natural ingredients, mainly shea butter, coconut oil, almond oil, beeswax and essential oils. It's amazing how well this works. I put it in these cans and give the can to anyone who complains of dry hands. They are very durable to put in backpacks or bags.

I don't know how or why, but some lids (about 2-3 per pack) won't screw back on. You'd think they'd all be molded at the same time, or at least all the lids would somehow screw into their respective bases, but no. We ended up with about 2 or 3 left in each pack that didn't curl up. It wouldn't be that bad unless the floors were already filled and cured, but that's the point.