TSA Approved Travel Size Containers for Toiletries, Gemice Silicone Jars, Leak-proof Travel Accessories with Lid for Cosmetic Makeup Face Body Hand Cream (4 Pieces) (Apricot)

These are great for holding small amounts of things from cosmetics to pills and a good value compared to high-end containers like Cadence.

These were the perfect little containers for my daughter-in-law and I to share cosmetics that come in more of a balm consistency. Often there is enough product to share, so we split them up and put some in each of these little containers.

but I don't think I really needed them after all :(

One of the many must haves when I travel. Lotions and facial products can take up so much space when trying to pack light or make it through TSA with a carry-on bag. These accessories help with that!

The entire product is made of silicone including the cap. It’s like a snap on cap. As long as you keep it somewhere safe(where its not getting tossed and mashed) it’s not the cap won’t come off. It also is sealed enough to keep the product from drying out and leaking out.

Stored my travel lotions and cream just fine but everything dried out after a while and the products get all stuck to the top and is kinda messy. Cute though, easy to clean.

I left this product storage capacity, ease of use the size, and functionality

I love the appearance and feel of these little silicone jars, but unfortunately it appears that the silicone material chemically reacts to some products.In reading the ingredients of my lotions that were destroyed by these jars and some matching silicone bottles, it seems that any product that has silicone in it will not tolerate these bottles. Chemically speaking, like dissolves like and in the case of 3 of my products, the silicone jars/bottles dissolved and absorbed them.In the picture I posted, the jar absorbed all the moisture from the lotion and left just a waxy paste. In two of the bottles (different purchase, but same silicone material) one lotion completely disappeared, presumably soaked right up by the bottle. The other bottle was a little more fascinating in that it separated the lotion and the actual bottle expanded in size after absorbing part of it and leaving a gloppy, watery mess inside.So, I guess just read the labels of anything you plan to put in these jars and maybe start with a small amount of it at first to see how they react? Or, forgo silicone altogether and just stick with the OG packaging or plastic travel jars/bottles if you don’t want to chance expensive face care products being ruined.