Beautiscoop Crisp White/Green Single Dual-Scoop Beauty Tool (8" Single, White/Green)

I have had this product for less than 3 months. I've only used it once. I went to use it today the tip fell off one side. Now, I know you're all thinking that maybe i didn't store it properly or that I used it improperly. Sorry to disappoint, but I am the type of person that takes care of all of my accessories, to a fault.

It's a bit large, even the smaller end was challenging to fit into bottles. I wish the scoops were a bit softer too, they were very frigid.

I've been trying to find out if these scoops are food-safe. I know they are not marketed that way, so probably not, but still, I've inquired here, as well as with the manufacturer and had no response. I have not had them long enough to really decide how much I like the functionality, but the quality seems okay. Surely wish someone at the company would reply to my inquiry on the food-safe issue though. If they aren't food-safe, then I might not be wanting to use them for face cream or other beauty products either. They really should address that issue, especially since they are manufactured overseas, where lead or other toxics sometimes finds its way into products.By the way, I can only describe the material as "plastic" and there is no indication on the package regarding material content. It is not silicone, at least not any silicone I am familiar with.If I get a response, or change my mind about the product after using it for a while, I will update my review.

I have only used the smallest scoop, and I have been left wanting. The smallest scoop is not flexible so once scraping out the product it is difficult to deposit all the product into its new container or wherever you're putting it. The product stays in the groove of the spatula even when trying to clean the scoop. I will still search for a very small, flexible spatula scoop. Just from touching the larger scoops they are more flexible. If you are not wanting to use the smallest one I think you may appreciate this product.

I am guilty of leaving fifty nearly empty bottles of shampoo, conditioner, body wash, body scrub, and any bottle I come across in the shower. When I can't slam the rest of the product out, I buy a new one and add it to the collection of plastic corpses in my shower. It annoys everyone, including me, but I can't find it in me to throw the bottles in recycling- because there's still product in there! Now that I have these amazing scoops I can get every drop out. None of that putting it upside down and waiting weeks for thick conditioner to drop. No more jamming my fingers in and spinning the bottle around. Those days are gone! Where were you all my life?

This spatula has two very awkwardly shaped ends which grab onto product and don’t let go. I thought to myself this tool is useless because I need another tool or my fingers to get the product off the spatula. The plastic has all kinds of edges and grooves for product to get stuck into. Plus the smaller tip broke off after about 10 or so uses! It’s unsanitary too, because it’s next to impossible to clean all the product out of those grooves. It was a waste of money. The only good use I found for it was to stir my foundation in its narrow glass container.

I have another set of these/different brand that I have been using for awhile but I saw these and they had a scoop on them and that's what caught my eye. So I ordered them and the opportunity came for me to use this for the first time and it was exactly what I needed. When I pulled the large one back out of my skin care jar, it cradled the product in the scoop and kept it from scraping off in the neck of the jar. I am about to order another set to use in the kitchen for sauces, etc that come in skinny bottles. I am thinking of a third to use for cleaning in tight spaces when my fingers or Q tips just won't do the trick. There will be something that I need it for or it will get confiscated by my husband and I'll find it in his tool box so I will be hiding it. He always finds my good little tools and this is one of them.

These are super handy, especially for pricey jars of stuff that have a ton left at the bottom that there's no way to reach. I love my products and I used to have an elaborate scooping thing I did with q tips but this is a way easier solution that's also reusable so greener. My only beef with them is you kind of have to use your finger to scoop off the scoop but other than that they're brilliant.