Cadence Travel Containers - Full Skincare Set - Magnetic Travel Capsules - 2 Small (0.56oz), 4 Medium Capsules (1.32oz), & Extender (1.43oz) with Multiple Labels for Better Organization - Sand

I was skeptical paying this much for travel makeup containers. I took advantage of an Amazon sale. As soon as I received them, I filled them up with face lotions and creams. I was curious as to how long each container’s amount would last. I was pleasantly surprised. An eye cream that I dab around my eyes has lasted a month. Other face lotions that I apply to my whole face lasted about 2-3 weeks.When I first received them I did notice that they were difficult to open. After using them for a while, I find they are easier to open. If my hands are wet or have lotion on them, they can be difficult to open, but I just use a tissue or face cloth to hold them and have no problem.I have not yet used them on an airplane so I cannot say if cabin pressure could cause a problem. I do plan to not overfill them so I do not expect a problem with leakage. So far, I am pleased!

I finally pulled the trigger on these. I am so very happy that I was able to buy these. They are exceptional.. the sizes are perfectly set for travel. The colors are very modern. The value for the money is great. These are the perfect size for travel. I think next I will get the magnetic bag.

These are a tad on the pricey side but I’ve used them for multiple length trips now and I’ve really been impressed by the quality of them. I have two sets of them so I can carry lotion, hair products and skin care with me. They have never leaked on me and can fit most of my needs into a TSA quart size bag in my carryon. The only drawback is if you drop one, the little top where the word is written may pop lose but the container itself will stay closed tight as they are twist tops. Much better than constantly using cheap throwaway containers from the store!

Finally a travel set that I can trust with skincare routine. I’ve used silicone travel containers in the past, and have finally made the switch to these hard shell capsules since they are the only kind I can trust not to leak. Worth the investment to handle my skincare regime with care

I travel a lot for work, usually 3-day-ish stints and thought these would be a nice addition as I like simple travel-care and don't need much. Price created hesitancy, but I finally indulged and I'm still not sure it was worth it, outside of the aesthetic. They are a bit too small, and depending on the type of face products you use, they may not work to their full extent. My experience after a few months below.For my face moisturizer (Bulldog Skincare), great. Holds plenty for almost 5 days and the moisturizer I use is thick enough to scoop out without any issue. This is where it shines for me. If you have thicker products these might be for you.For my facewash, total failure. I use the standard Cetaphil which is thin enough to not be able to scoop out of the small jar with your finger, and if you pour it out, it gets all over the threads and body and is just a mess, this either reduces the amount I can use at once, makes a mess, or reduces the amount of times I can use it because I have to pour out so much to get out so little. For this facewash, kinda useless, or at the minimum less easy to use that the travel sized Cetaphil. Smaller though, so there is space savings which is my primary reason for keeping them.For the facial sunscreen, well I don't use facial sunscreen, or my moisturizer already contains it, so this one was never going to have a use for me. I actually put a bunch of Ibuprofen and Melatonin in here and just keep it as backups. For me this was always the intended purpose. I was always confused about the sunscreen one since most decent moisturizers contain sunscreen already, but again, I like simple travel-care so I would have brought combo stuff anyway.Overall, I kept them and still use them. They look nice and they organize well, despite their flaws for my use, other products I could see working just fine. I don't need much for travel and this allows me to throw all my toiletries comfortably into a Herschel Pencil Bag style case which is significantly smaller than 99% of men's dopp kits and travelling as light as possible is essential for a travelling videographer.

I tested them all with water and they were completely leakproof. I am about to take them on a trip so will be fully testing shortly but as long as you align the threads correctly, the seal is really tight and I am confident that I won't have any spills in my dopp kitt. They look sleek and love that the name tiles are easily interchangeable.

As someone who flies 100k miles a year, I bought 12 capsules for all of my skincare & toiletry needs. First time using them on a 6 hour flight in my carry on and whew… I’d give 0 stars if I could.1. The magnets are weak and disappointing. For the cost, you’d expect quality…2. In theory, the magnetic ‘name’ plate labels are cool… but not when you order via Amazon, it seems, as you now have to relabel with stickers until you order custom ones. (Or you don’t because these suck & you’ll be returning them)3. Out of the 12 capsules I got, 5 of them leaked various expensive serums & creams.4. The capsules are so weakly secured that leaked product from one made it into another - all capsules were closed correctly and not overfilled.5. Standing in line for TSA now, packed using .79¢ cosmetic containers from the Target travel section… They may not be as trendy or have magnets, but at least they don’t leak.Sure, I get my money back for the crap capsules… but the money spent on my skin & body care that leaked due to poor design is lost.