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mini cosmetic spatula

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Typical sizes range from small mini spoons about 59 × 11.7 mm (2.32 × 0.46 in) up to spatulas around 16.1 × 1 cm (6.34 × 0.39 in).

Clean metal tools with water and a mild detergent (or simply water), rinse, and dry. Many listings also recommend washing in cold water before first use.

Common features include compact travel/trial sizes, hygienic metal surfaces that are easy to sanitize, and protective storage such as faux‑leather cases for cleaner transport.

Many are travel‑size; some spatulas include a faux‑leather protective case for carrying, and certain mini spoons have a small hole at the handle end so they can be hung for storage.

They’re used to scoop product from jars, apply and blend creams and liquid formulas (like foundation and concealer), take samples, mix or neutralize colors for custom shades, and apply masks.

Tips are commonly round, flat, or pointed; sponges are often multi‑sided to allow different application angles.

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