LJY 28 Pack 1 oz Waterproof Green Aluminum Tins with Lids – Empty Refillable Round Metal Containers for Wax Melts, Lip Balm, Cosmetics, DIY Crafts & Storage Refillable Does Not Rust

I’m very happy with this 28 pack of 1 ounce green aluminum tins. They come bubble wrap in a box together with a set of labels that I thought was really cool. I’ll be using them for creams and I do like that. the lids twist on and off rather than popping on and off I feel like it’s going to help. Keep the product inside much better

Nice quality metal containers. The lids screw on easily and securely. The metal seems durable and thick without being cumbersome.I plan to use these containers for some of my DIY essential oil projects like lip balm and hand cream. They will be perfect for my homemade deodorant. The one ounce size is enough volume for when I travel and I won’t need to bring my full sized items.The package of 28 metal tins with lids also comes with some very small self stick labels. Since these containers are all the same color, the labels will come in handy.These containers are a solid purchase if you are looking for a smaller sized, secure way to store things like homemade products, safety pins, beads, etc….

In the box are 28 tins and a sheet of stickers for labelling the sides. Made from aluminium, these tins could make an excellent solution for homemade balms and candles. They are remarkably lightweight, yet the metal is thick enough that they don't dent or deform if they are knocked about in a bag. The screw-top lids fit perfectly every time, and I was pleased to see a proper protective liner on the underside of the cap, much like you would expect on a high-end shop-bought product.The 30ml capacity doesn't sound much, but it is an ideal size for gifting small batches of lotions or travel-sized scented candles. Although the construction is excellent, there is definitely room for a few minor improvements to the overall package. It would be incredibly helpful if the bases were slightly recessed to make them stackable; at the moment, they tend to slide around when piled up on a shelf. The included stickers are a handy touch, but they are a bit on the small side, and I would have preferred circular labels designed specifically for the lids rather than just the rectangular ones for the sides.Nevertheless, the quality of the tins themselves is hard to fault. They are a much more professional-looking option than plastic pots and have a lovely, uniform finish. I’ll certainly be ordering another batch once these have been filled.Value for money…? At the time of review, the price is £18.99 for a box of 28, which works out at 68p each. Given the excellent quality, and the uniform finish, I would contend that the price is fair.