B.O.B BARS OVER BOTTLES Travel Tin Case | Shampoo and Conditioner Storage Container | Travel Size Tins & Soap Saver - 100% Zero Waste | Eco-friendly, Plastic-free | Aluminum | Recyclable | Silver

I use bar shampoo and conditioner as well as face wash when I travel. These are the perfect size for those items and won’t crack like the plastic soap dishes do. I do feel like they were a little overpriced, but if they last me for a decade that are well worth it. I bought them in different colors to tell which bar is which.

Used these recently for a business trip to Seattle. Perfect. They don't leak. Easy to pull apart. Cleans easily. I got a silver and a raspberry color to visually separate shampoo from conditioner.

I cruise quite often and use B>O>B>travel Tin to contain soap for my wife and I to use while traveling. Its compact design is perfect for my toiletry kit and keeps the soap dry for use during my travels. Two halves fit together snuggly and looks great.

Convenient!

Used these to tote around Shampoo and conditioner bars, works to contain messes flying with liquids sometimes create. Of note, these containers do not fit the face bar or the feminine Wash bar of the same brand.

I invested in shampoo and conditioner bars to reduce liquids when traveling. My hair doesn’t look as good as when I use my curly hair shampoo, but it’s good enough. It lathers up well and my hair feels clean.Very convenient to throw in your carry on.

Too small for regular soap or shaving soapDoes not lock or screw, cap falls off easy. Not good for travel…Repurposed it to store odd ball screws in my shop

I don't normally leave reviews but these lazy online companies have gotten past old. It advertises a 3in. diameter in the photos but it's really closer to 2 3/4 in. of actual storage space. I bought 2 tins as storage containers for some circular whet stones but they don't fit. These companies need to be more precise about their product measurements if they want to be taken seriously. Some may find the exact measurement isn't a big deal but I'd recommend doing business with companies that care enough about their customers and business to not get lazy with their advertising.