longway 1 Oz (30ML) Empty Refillable Airless Pump Bottle,Travel Foundation Containers,Airless Cosmetic Pump Bottle for Hand Sanitizer, Toner,Gel,H...

I specifically purchased a small .05 oz bottle for space saving in my bag. Something for a quick over night somewhere or to freshen up after work before going out. These bottles are sturdy and well made BUT have a decorative base of white plastic. While they are nice to look at, they are just as tall, if not taller, than my 1 oz bottles. So I returned them.

Ordered these to carry some of my products in my carry on while meeting the size requirements. I used them for my foundation, primer, and hair oil. Easy to fill and the pumps worked fine. No spills from my hair oil! They also came with some cute holo labels.

These are great. I got them for a trip to my brother. I have curly hair and also follow a ten step Korean skincare regimen. I have a lot of product but I don't need a ton of it for a week-10 day long trip. A little goes a long way. So I got the 15 ml .5 oz bottles. I was overall able to decant everything I needed into the 6 containers. Con: the bottoms and lid shapes are rather bulky. You will get the 6 into your quart bag and a few other products crammed in but nothing else. That seems to be across the board with this style container for all manufacturers. I could not find any with smaller size dimensions. Does not dispense foam well. Thin nozzle, I would expect thicker products to clog. 8 containers would be better than 6 but a tight fit in quart bag. Plus: zero waste, when I get home I'll add them to my vanity/shower and use them till they are empty. Sturdy, I drop things frequently due to a high level spinal cord injury and I've already dropped it on a cement floor with zero damage. The lid is great against spillage it's hard to accidentally press down and the seal seems secure but I would still recommend putting some press n' seal over the top before screwing the lid down in transit. They are a bit bulky, but still close to half the size of a standard 2 or 3 oz empty toiletry container found in most otc kits saving space. To solve the issue of thicker liquids and my mousse I decanted my deep conditioner into a round quarter sized container same size. My mousse I put in the Longway bottle but I ordered a 1 oz mousse pump that I'm shoving in my suitcase empty and will just decant when I get to my brothers and switch into the Longway container if there's anything left when I fly back. I'd rather them all be the same size as it's easier to get into a quart bag. For my length trip I think this size is more than adequate. If you're going longer than a week or heavy on product usage get the 1 oz size.

I tried 5 types of bottles & various sizes from other vendors. This one was the best & I LOVE it. Now I use one type of bottle for all my toiletries, simplifies everything: all the same shape, easy to put in a bag / container, etc. I am also a guy, in case that matters. I feel like mostly women review these kinds of things, but maybe I am just interpreting the reviews wrong. Not that it matters really. But when I asked most of my guy friends about containers, I got blank stares like I was crazy. My women friends had lots of suggestions. Nobody heard of these kinds of bottles or suggested them. It made my find of these bottles really popular :) The 1.7oz is enough for a few trips without needing to refill. Instead of larger or smaller The bottles dont leak, even though I put them in plastic just in case. They dont need lids, lids that in other models cracked or accidentally fell off (and I worried about leaks). I put lotion, liquid allergy medicine, shampoo, soap, conditioner, massage oil, etc in here and none have leaked. Ive been on 3 trips so far. What is even more amazing is the amount dispensed is better than most bottles. I just have to squirt / push one to 3 times usually but I like that it is never too much. It means they last longer & less refills on my trips. I get exactly how much I want out. They also keep their shape well. I used the mushy silicon ones & they dehydrated the liquids inside or leaked or the cap pushed in when closing / turning it, making it leak later. I dont know why those are popular. I tried 2-3 types and they all failed. The ONLY downside to these I can think of is if you drop them on a tile floor (common since these are for a bathroom mostly) they break / crack pretty much every time. Thankfully they dont shatter or anything. But that can happen with anything really So buy these suckers. They rock.