Spatulas

These are a great value. The bottles are silicone and easy to use and fill. They did not leak. The little tubs are great for weekend amounts of cream and serums. The serum did leak a lilts but not until after the trip and flying with them twice then me being lazy and leaving them just tossed in the zip lock bag and sitting on the counter for a week or so and even then it wasn’t bad leakage and only the serum which is of course a much thinner product than creams etc.

My newest go to for cruising. Love these containers. I no longer bring full size cuisines of toiletries. I even used one of the spray bottle for febreeze to take on cruise.

It's a decent set for the price. All of my skin care products fit. The bag held up well for just over a year before the zipper wore out, and I used it a lot. The pump bottles are excellent and have a "cuff" to keep the pump from getting pushed down while it's in your bag (you can see it in my photo)...it's much easier than trying to twist a pump down to lock it. The spray bottles are also used a lot and work well. I use the small screw top containers to hold ointment, lip balm, or small stuff like earrings. The plastic spatula is used daily at home with my night cream. The taller screw top cylinders are not great...the caps leak slightly. Those cylinders are why I bought this particular set, as I needed something to hold foaming gel face cleanser. Even if you screw the top on tight, they leak half the time, so I had to rinse the bag out after every trip. I've since switched to a different cleanser that comes in a travel size so I don't use these cylinders anymore, and the bag has been replaced, but I use the rest of it all the time. Certainly worth nine bucks!

Great for traveling

These have definitely leaked on me! You get what you pay for, I guess. I've used these for a few trips, then they started leaking and getting left behind. I wanted to buy these and use them for years. I got a couple of good trips out of them and then they started conking out. I've moved on to just buying hard plastic travel-sized bottles of products I use and re-filling them. Maybe you'll have better luck than I have had.

Purchased for our 12 day trip to Greece and it worked out well. For the price, I thought it was a good value for my money. Loved the small containers to carry my day and night face creams. Plenty big enough for the trip and the little spatula was helpful in filling. The pump sprays worked great with the plastic piece that prevents them from being depressed. Used for hair gel and my liquid laundry concentrate. The screw on lid containers may have allowed a slight leak with shampoo, but it is hard to find a container that doesn’t ever. You have to be purposeful in screwing it tightly. I didn’t use the spritz bottles, which let me fill the bag instead with shaving cream, toothpaste, foundation and concealer. The pouch was a sturdy plastic and more usable in its shape than a ziploc quart bag. The zipper will likely be what gives out first but worked well this trip. I found the pump sprays placed closest to the beginning of the open zipper worked best. Even after zipper fully closed, there is a space gap. I placed inside a gallon ziploc just in case anything did open, wasn’t over the rest of items in shared carryon.

I have 3 flights in the next 3 months, and being the broke bish I am, budget airlines are all I can afford. This means either paying an arm and leg for bags, or stuffing everything I possibly can into a "personal item". Unfortunately, my skin and hair didn't get the memo that we can't afford $50 shampoo and conditioner, and that sulfate free laundry detergent isn't an option at most laundromats! So I don't have the option of NOT bringing toiletries and (for longer trips), laundry soap. I got these little silicone bottles because they were less expensive than some of the ones recommended on different travel stores but are made of the same material, and they are great! I'll be able to go without refilling the shampoo and conditioner for at least the next 3 trips! The valve system seems like it will prevent leaks well, and the semi-transparent colors allow me to see how much product is left.

Purchased these for an international trip to Japan. Placed my liquids in them and sealed tightly. Everyone of them leaked out and was confiscated and disposed of by customs. Waste of money