From the sleek design of the Capsule to the magnetic feature and the soft colors they use, these travel products look good in my toiletry bag and on my bathroom counter.

My favorite part: These are so tiny—think the size of a lipstick— meaning I can even bring them with me on a date night when I'm only carrying a small purse. Condé Nast Traveler may earn a portion of sales from products that are purchased through our site as part of our Affiliate Partnerships with retailers. Or, if you just like the design and want to pack everything you own in them, that's a great choice, too. For some, the capsules serve as a small motivator to stay calm and organized amongst the natural chaos of life.

More often than not, basic travel bottles feel like EZ-squeeze bottles for the sake of convenience and volume. No matter how organized I try to stay, my bathroom counter at every hotel always becomes cluttered with my many toiletries and hair products. And, if you use the Rainbow, Heart, or Wave icon, all proceeds go to non-profits such as Heart of Dinner, Trans Woman of Color Collective, and Nest. I do like the capsules but I'm refining things a bit for my upcoming business trip so that things work better for me.

I’ll get into the nitty gritty details below, but the quick answer of whether or not Cadence capsules are worth it: For most people, I’d say that no, they are not worth it. If things do get drippy, the smooth plastic is easy to wipe clean anyway, so there’s no real issue there.Look for options made out of sturdy hard plastic or thick, flexible silicone, then check user reviews to get an idea of how the construction holds up under real-life travel conditions.