5 pack 5ml Transparent Twist Pen for Cuticle Oil Applicator, Empty Nail Oil Pen with Brush Tip, Eyelash Growth Liquid Tube, Cosmetic Lip Gloss Container (5x)

Super easy to use, and no leaking. I’ve been looking for a cuticle oil pen for over a year. I had found one in Dollar Tree, but I’ve never seen it there again. These bottles are identical to the one from Dollar Tree, but just no brand label on them. The instructions were very clear. It does say these are disposable, but I’m sure if you wanted to you could easily use a flathead screwdriver to pop the brush off and refill it.

I use this with pure jojoba and squalane oils, no thickener like vitamin E, and have had no issues with leakage no matter what position the pen ends up sitting in. Sometimes the brush is saturated with the oils when I take it out to use it, but never so much that the cap is a mess, just enough to do one hand’s nails. I use one to two clicks per hand. The only thing I dislike is that it isn’t made to be reusable, but that’s the case with any empty click pens I could find. I’ve read in other reviews that some people have been able to reset the pen, so I’ll give that a shot once this one is used up, but I can’t speak to whether or not that actually works. I’ve used this pen multiple times a day every day for a bit over a month now and am about halfway through one pen, so I’d say the capacity is pretty good. I wouldn’t want it to last longer than 3 months to ensure the oils don’t potentially go rancid. Application is easy, the bristles are firm enough to really get the oil in but not too hard or rough; I have fragile skin, and I can sit and use the pen to rub oil in for minutes at a time without any irritation issues. Great for getting under the nails, too. The bristles haven’t had any fraying issues, nor have I noticed any breaking or falling out so far. If I need more tubes, I would definitely repurchase these.

These nail pens are exactly what I was looking for. My hands and cuticles are always dry, so I wanted to be able to apply oil on the go. I wanted to have one in each room and one in the car. That’s how I roll. I’d been buying these cheapo nail oil pens from 5 below and I have no idea what kind of oil was in them.These are great. I used jojoba oil to fill them and they work like a charm. I highly recommend them. Application is a breeze, and they hold a lot of oil.

They work really well & I love how easy it is to apply oil to my nails & cuticles. But they are NOT reusable, which is why I cannot give 5 stars. I should have bought reusable pens. It's just too wasteful.

The media could not be loaded. Love these super easy to put together. They can be refillable but it was challenging to take apart to reuse.How to reuse:1. Pop off the brush side first (push down and out)2. Pop off the twist side (only the clear part) using the same method3. The middle part should be alone and the center should have a dangle bit4. Hold the squishy end and twist the other end counterclockwise to close the distance.5. Pop the end piece back on and re-fill, then pop brush end back on.

I liked the tunes were easy to fill. Make sure not to overfill and leave space for the tip. Snapping the tip on was a bit tricky ensuring I didn't spill the contents but once you get the hang of it, it's easy. The quality and durability is great for the price. But it is plastic so I don't think it would pass the drop test on a hard floor/ surface. It has performed great. I only click/ turn for more oil every few uses as the tip seems to hold a decent amount of oil. I like that the cap snaps on securely. I haven't had any issues with leaking. I did ensure to secure the brush tip of very firmly and don't overly dispense the oil during each use, I think this helps a lot.

Pros: Easy to fill. Does not leak liquid. Compact. Brush isn't scratchy or anything; its like a little paintbrush. Easy to dispense oil.Cons: the product DOES NOT state they are one-time use. It mentions that you should not twist backward on the pen as it will hurt the gears. But that is not sufficient to explain that you cannot refill these pens. When I eventually finish a pen, I will try to take it apart and reuse it. I feel like this needs more of a heads-up when purchasing.Tip: DO overfill the pens when putting in the oils. I filled mine almost to the rim and had basically no spillage. Don't listen to the instructions. FILL the one-use pen

I have been buying these refillable cuticle oil brushes for a very long time.Pros-I save a ton of money filling these pens with organic jojoba oil. If you buy pens like this separately, they are very expensive. I buy one bottle of organic oil and I can fill about 50 brushes. I even give them away to girlfriends as gifts. Just wrap a pen with the ribbon and tie into a bow and attach it to a birthday card. Filling my own oil pens is so inexpensive that I am able to keep one in every single room in my house, I carry one pen in my purse, and I can put a pen in each one of my cars. The lids stay on tightly and I’ve never had a problem with any oil leaking. They are especially convenient to take in a carry-on bag when I go on an airplane because my cuticles gets so dry whenever I fly.Cons- no cons at all. ;) ok, wait. Maybe a small one. When you’re filling the brush pens, you have to be careful because if you’re not, it can get a little bit messy and you can drop oil on the outside of the pen. But I have to say that’s not really a big deal because you just wipe up the oil and rub it into your cuticles and your hands. No waste at all. And once they’re empty, I just toss them into the recycle bin.