S&T INC.Makeup Spatula, Large and Mini Silicone Spatula Set for Cosmetics, Shampoo, Hair Care, and Skin Care Products, 4 Piece Set, Pink/Purple

Thrilled with this affordable tool. At first glance- I was worried the small spatula wouldn’t be small enough to fit into my Burt Bees Day Lotion bottle opening, but I was pleasantly surprised when I was able to easily slip it through and scrape the sides of the bottle. I wonder why I have never thought to get this? All this time I have been living in ignorance, believing that the last bits of my precious face cream were a lost cause. This mildly life changing product is totally worth it!

Little Spatula's make wife happy... and that is all that is important; well, next to helping save some money as she recovers makeup stuff in the bottom and edges of those little bottles. I'd recommend for any guy to get your wife, girl friend, sister, teen age daughter, or makeup wearing female friend a set of these. They will think positively of you each time they use them... and with little effort they should last a lifetime.

Overall the spatulas are what I expected as far as materials and shape. From the photo, I kind of thought I was going to get a 6” & a 3” spatula. So I was very surprised when I got a 12” & a 6” spatula. It just didn’t look that big in the photo, and obviously I never read the dimensions so that’s my bad. It worked out even better though, because now I can use the larger spatula to scrape out big bottles of shampoo, conditioner, lotion, etc. Then I can use the smaller spatula to scrape out liquid foundation, lip gloss, tooth paste, face cream, travel-sized bottles, etc. I originally ordered this to use on make up items solely, I wasn’t even thinking about using it on larger bottles like big bottles of shampoo. So it ended up working out better than expected! I haven’t actually used the spatulas yet though. But, I use spatulas all the time for cooking and food preparation. I’m sure these will work exactly the same.Update 3/13/21: In my original review I said I hadn’t use the spatulas yet. I flipping love these spatulas!! I seriously need more. I finally got around to scraping out all of my old foundation bottles like a week ago! I literally use the small one daily to mix things like homemade toothpaste for my dogs, mixing essential oils together for my skin or my dogs skin, mixing supplements with water so I can suck them up with a syringe for my sick dog. I literally use the small spatula every single day, multiple times a day. The big spatula I use for nearly empty shampoo, conditioner, or lotion bottles. I hate wasting stuff and this makes it easier for sure!!! Only thing I wish, is that there was a third spatula that had a flexible neck like a flexible plastic drinking straw. The reason that I say that is, because I can’t get the spatula to reach the top of any bottle, bevause of the angle. So if there was a way for me to change the angle of the spatula head, it would give me access to more of the bottles that I’m trying to empty out. Just a suggestion for the manufacturer!!! Anyway, I definitely recommend them. They’re super handy and multi-use tools! Especially if you’re in till like homeopathic remedies and stuff and you mix a lot of things at home yourself like I do. That’s my review, I hope it helps!

These certainly work, but sadly they are both too wide to fit through the neck of my products. I had to trim the smallest one to make it work, but it is still a bit of a shove to get it through the opening and a bit of a tug is needed to pull it out. Invariably, splatter happens. I’m also a little confused as to why it needs to be a firm, but porous sponge material. Why not just silicone or plastic like a cooking spatula? The current design could be compared to affordable housing for bacteria.

I don’t know how I lived without these spatulas. I thought I needed to buy a new foundation, but using the little spatula I was able to get every last bit out and go another couple of months before my next makeup purchase. I also had a large bottle of lotion that the pump wouldn’t work on any more and was all going to go to waste without the spatula. I plan on getting more of these as Christmas stocking stuffers

Save your money - these are cheap. The top of the wand on one large and one small tool were nearly breaking through the silicone spatula on one side without even being used. One side is fine - the other side the wand is ready to break through the silicone (see each side in photos). You can feel the wand protruding through the silicone. There doesn't seem to be any quality control on the production of these. If they were $1 for two, then okay, fine... but too expensive to have production flaws when first opening and not even using once. Also, note that the wand is very stiff plastic and any pressure would snap these in two. Returning.

I was worried the tiny spatula wouldn’t be small enough for my glass foundations narrow opening. But it is! (I use L’Oréal freshwear 24hr for reference. I think it’s about the same size opening of maybelline fitme)You do need to take your time scraping the sides, to make sure you don’t break the spatula. It’s not flimsy, but it’s not the sturdiest. If they made the spatula with metal instead of plastic for the handle it would be perfect!!Over all very pleased with my purchase

I really do like the idea of having this to get the most out of my makeup jars. I do wish that the handle was a little more ergonomic. The longer handle for getting into deeper containers (shampoos, etc) is kind of unwieldy, but that might just be for me. I can use it but if the top of the handle were flatter, it would be much easier to use. The smaller one is easier just because it is shorter. At any rate, this is a useful tool and is going to save me a little bit of frustration trying to get out the last little bit of product. I was surprised by just how much more foundation I got out of a bottle. I've been throwing those near-empty bottles out in the past!By the way, I went ahead and for tube-type foundation containers just cut off the top so that I could fit the spatula inside. I'm going to be ditching the empty tube anyway. Using the spatula was so much less messy than trying to force the last bit out by pressing down with a tube-roller.

So they are decent quality. I'll give them that. The bigger one is BIG. Like too big for anything I have. The smaller one is small, but it's thick. I bought specifically to scrape the last bits of my MAC foundation, but when I try to pull the spatula out, it's so thick it just scrapes back off into the bottle :-( I would suggest this be used for lotion bottles or something with a larger opening. Should not be sold as an item for cosmetics.

If you like getting your money's worth out of products in a jar, then this is for you.

For one thing, the spatula is too stiff and way too thick to get into corners of containers (see the the above accompanying example photos that go with the following descriptions). Two, the material its made from (silicone??? really???), is too rough for product to come off the spatula smoothly, (again more wasted product). I have silicone mats and kitchen spatulas that are way more smooth and flexible, and this ain't it.

The pack comes with too sizes, a big and small spatula. The big one is very large, almost like it's made for baking except not as sturdy. I felt it was too big to be useful for anything I had (maybe a jumbo-size shampoo bottle or something).It was the small spatula I was after, mainly to scrape at the significant amount of MAC concealer in a tiny bottle that the pump can no longer pull up. The handle of the spatula is pretty thick, but wasn't an issue. The issue was the head, just much too large. The shape isn't conducive to scooping product out, although it is good for scraping it off the sides of the bottle like a typical cooking spatula. I'm able to sorta force the head in by ways of the somewhat flexible silicone, but due to the size, whatever I can collected on the spatula is just caught back into the bottle when I pull it out. I was still able to collect remaining product albeit very slowly and little bits at a time (basically whatever managed to cling onto the spatula on it's way out of the bottle), but it made the process tedious and inefficient, and thus the product isn't able to live up to its name.Another limiting factor is it is unable to reach the product at the top of the bottle, just under where the narrow spout opens. Either you'd have to hope gravity can pull that product down then try again, or just let that last bit of product go.Saw another review on here with similar sentiments as mine. It's functional enough to keep, but if I needed a replacement, I wouldn't choose this one again.

Too big. I stuck the small one in thinking v it'd fit in my ub highlighter tube. It's too big. Tried it on the lipgloss I'm about too finish. Too big.Not quite sure what it's for and who's giving all the 5 stars. But it's a lie!! Don't buy!!!!!