Nicpro 5 PCS Silicone Stir Sticks, Reusable Silicone Popsicle Sticks with 3PCS Silicone Brushes for Mixing Resin, Epoxy, Liquid, Paint, Making Glitter Tumblers

These are amazing and very easy to clean!

Wooden sticks tend to cause air bubbles when mixing epoxy, these Silicone Stir Sticks help cut down on the amount of air bubbles appearing in the epoxy.

I forgot I had ordered these until I was looking for more. I love them! They’re reusable and long lasting. I just want to order some more because I get lazy to clean them and I’ve already lost at least like two of them so I’m just rotating the remaining three silicone sticks.

Works well with epoxy and paint

I bought these so that I can host a spa day with friends and have these to mix and apply face masks. In all my pics, the brush to the right is one I previously ordered from another Amazon seller that I loved and I really wanted to compare the quality. The color and material is exactly the same but the construction quality of these new ones is tiniest bit less nice and theres a small seem in the plastic handle. Nonetheless, there was no wiggle to the brush or metal piece when I checked them for sturdiness. Aside from that, the only other differences are that the base of the handle comes to a curve rather than a slant and in my second pic, you can see that the silicone brush is actually thinner on the Nicpro. I think that the thinner is actually better for application onto the face to get into corners of the nose and glide along the skin better than the thicker one I own. The stir sticks are a rougher silicone with what I assume is a metal rod in the middle as there is not really any bend to these. Im excited to have those part of my mud mask routine but they arrived kind of dirty? Not in a way that suggests they were used but just bits of dust or dirt from packaging. Thats only concerning to me because they trap some of whatever is being mixed onto them so cleaning isnt as easy as with the brush. It even picked up some paint flakes on my desk. I included a picture with a ruler for size reference (sorry its coincidentally the same color). Im really happy I got these and Nicpro delivered on the quality! 10/10 recommend getting these for just about any craft or beauty use!

Looks good. Not used yet.

So these little funky brushes work great. As always I like it when it’s real thick but other than that I have no complaints about these things. I will definitely order more at least for Epoxy. If you’re doing any other weird stuff I’m not sure

I have small silicone paddles to mix small amounts of resin, and I thought Id get this set to mix larger pours. Im happy with the set. First, you get a good amount of items for the price. The tips of the sticks are a bit flexible, allowing you to scrape the corners of your mixing cup to ensure that the resin is mixed well. The brushes are easy to use and flexible, allowing you to spread the resin across a surface easily. The only thing I would change here are colors. Make the sticks different colors to tell them apart. The same goes for the handles of the brushes. Its good to have color coding so you dont inadvertently mix up sticks when youre making multiple batches. Its not a huge negative, so I didnt deduct any stars. Overall, this is a good set and I would get them again. But why? Since these are reusable...theres no need! :-)

I use them to mix my paints. Easier than wooden sticks.

I really like that these are reusable and cut down on some of the waste when using epoxy. I have been making epoxy tumblers for around 6 months and have been through hundreds or stirrers. It just feels very wasteful. I have been exploring reusable options and decided to try these. The silicone brushes work great. I use them for getting water from under the water slide and also use them for manipulating the epoxy while it’s on the tumbler. It has a lot of uses, but only the end is silicone. The handle is plastic and epoxy will harden to it. If you happen to get some epoxy on there you can use baby wipes to wipe it clean before it starts to set. It also works for the stir sticks. The stir sticks are silicone and have given to them. They are better with a lot of epoxy that can easily peel off or no epoxy (wiped down). I normally would just use the side of the cup to remove the excess epoxy off the stir stick, but it dries thin and in small dots and is hard to get off. You almost have to scrape it off. I have found it is better to wipe it before the epoxy starts to harden. It takes some getting used to, but I think it’s a much better option. They wipe off easily and I do recommend them.