Odd question, but would one of these tools fit inside a lipstick tube? I want to depot my lipsticks into a palette and I need a tool that can scrape out the remaining lipstick in the tubes.
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Its width is small enough to fit inside a lipstick tube with room to spare, however the length is not. If you need them to scrape out the remaining lipstick then these should work fine.
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Awesome! Thank u all for taking the time to answer. Very much appreciated!(:
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Marlene, it does have a tool that would fit a lipstick tube, however being these tools contain cancer causing materials I would recommend a higher quality product.
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LOL, you have contacted another bead lover! Actually, I just got out a tube of beads to try in the holder and it works just great! Never thought of it... THANKS :) (I used mine for lipsticks)
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I think it would work well. Pockets are big enough to fit the nail polish. The hanger is well designed and should handle the weight of the nail polish without difficulty. Larger pockets at bottom would work well for nail files etc. And there's the benefit that if the nail polish leaks, its confined to one compartment. Its actually a very good idea, I might just do it myself ;)
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hello. I don't know who "Deborah Lippmann" is. I don't use nail polishes in this. I use it for essential oil bottles and carrier oils. Thanks for asking.
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Thanks. Your input helped. I was planning on purchasing this for a mini makeup table, so this will not work for me.
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I like the Squirt better myself. I almost always prefer the original style tools to the skeletool/wave style. Still it depends on what you're going to use it for. Your best bet is to buy whatever has more of the tools you will personally find useful. For example, I personally almost never care whether my MT has a scissors, while for some people the folding scissors is the most important tool. My least favorite thing about the Style is that I can't get a knife and pliers in the same tool. But if say the tweezers are a key part of the tool for you, then maybe you would be better off with the Style PS.
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You can use almost any other brand, I bought a bunch of polishes at Walmart to complete my palette, as long as it's gel nail polish
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The tray of makeup inside is made of a thin sort of plastic, and since I haven't used up all the makeup inside yet I didn't try too hard to remove it for fear of hurting the makeup inside. but if it was completely empty then yes, I'm sure you could remove the tray for that purpose. The case itself is very thin, though; only about 1/2 an inch when it's closed. So anything you planned to keep inside would need to be fairly flat.
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I have one of those Lancome pencils from about 10 years ago and I just tested it with the NYX Sharpener for you -- works great! It also does a fantastic job on the skinny pencils from: Avon, NYX, Prestige and Flirt! (from Kohl's). I don't use/have fat pencils to list any brands here. My only regret about purchasing this little tool is not having gotten TWO to keep eyes and lips separate!!
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You'd have to use quite a bit....and it would depend on what you are actually storing....I use this as an organizer for my makeup compacts, so like palettes, foundation, blushes. I ended up using 2 screws. It's extremely sturdy and carries a bit of weight. If you're worried about holes....I would still use screws and just spackle :X
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Michael ~ no, no. Just take a "dab", a little, little dab of it, onto your fingertip. Then smear it all over your tongue,especially the middle and tip. Ok? My choice is to have one tube in my purse (which won't work for you) and anotherin my bathroom drawer. Remember, JUST A DAB. Don't waste any of it; too difficult to find in the drugstore.
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I do not have this tool with me, so I can't measure it. I would guess that if the tube is less than 1/2" diameter it would be too small for the tool to fit.
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Yes. The smaller compartments on the ends can hold nail polish, lipstick, etc.
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I would say yes to this. I recommend any of the smaller/ stiffer brushes dipped in acetone would work perfectly. I do the same to clean up edges and any polishes that gets to close to the cutical. Hope this helps!
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Yeah, it has oil in it, so if you put a glob on a q-tip you could use it to remove makeup. But why would you do that? Makeup removal is not the intended use for this product and it wouldn't be very cost effective to use it as such. Just get an eye makeup remover or use so grapeseed or camellia oil on a cotton ball :-)
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Sure, if a normal cotton pad is too big for the area and you need to get to an area where something moderately pointy will do better. This is more for putting ON makeup/lipstick. A way cheaper q-tip would be a better option for you, though.
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Yes lipstick,lip gloss, eyeliner, mascara bottles of foundation but not big enough for eyeshadows though.