Syntus 360 Rotating Makeup Organizer, Adjustable Bathroom Makeup Spinning Storage Holder, Large Capacity Carousel Cosmetics Display Cases for Vanity, Skincare, Countertop Organization, Clear

VIDEO OF PRODUCT WITH SKINCARE-FEB 29TH, 2024 NEW UPDATE: I am shocked at how well these are made! I finally ordered another one & I finally finished organizing my skincare products & placed them in this spinning organizer! THIS ONE IS AMAZING! IT HOLDS SO MUCH & WITH THE RUBBER HOLDERS, IT SAFELY HOLDS YOUR SKINCARE GEMS SAFELY & STURDILY! These are awesome & I surely didn't think that these would hold so much & still be as sturdy as it is! I am SOOOO happy that I stumbled upon these! A great investment for my skincare babies! Now, I MOST DEFINITELY RECOMMEND! I'm in the process of organizing both my skincare & makeup & so I ordered 2 of these, for now! It came well packaged & WAS SO FAST & EASY TO ASSEMBLE, LITERALLY TOOK ME A FEW MINUTES TO PUT TOGETHER BOTH OF THESE! I like these not only because it rotates 360°, but the shelves are customizable! So, one of these is for my bigger skincare products & the other one is for my smaller, normal size skincare products! They come with rubber holding rings to make sure the shelves stay put & for further stability! You can place smaller items on the top of it & even has spaces for my skincare tools & brushes! I like the clear ones-fast & easy to locate my products, plus I like to decorate my things with gem stickers! It's not too big, not too small, it's perfect for my needs! I didn't give them 5 Stars, ONLY because things can be made better & I think that this can be made even more sturdier, especially the shelves themselves! Overall, I absolutely LOVE these & will probably order more for myself & my daughter's! Great purchase!

TL;DR: If you need storage with easy assembly, 360° access, and flexible compartmentalization, do not hesitate to buy this product!!! (I have no skin in the game to promote this product. I am just a pleased consumer who wants to contribute to the validity of Amazon’s rating system.) CONTEXT FOR PURCHASE: I bought this lazy Susan for a shelf in my bathroom that is thin and tall (read: a space that doesn’t typically allow for much storage). COLOR SELECTION: I opted for the white, which I felt had a clean aesthetic. The black seemed too industrial and imposing. And the clear didn't appeal because the transparency seemed like it would lead to visual overwhelm—also, if I want to see what’s in the back, I can just rotate the lazy Susan! PRODUCT QUALITY: I admit that I was tentatively excited after the product was endorsed by Caroline Winkler in her YouTube video, “You’re doing home organization wrong.” (Btw, definitely a great video to check out if you’re feeling overwhelmed by your mess. She’s an interior designer who “doesn’t make organization a personality trait” lol.) In any case, she was pretty jazzed about it, which was pretty contagious. But I’ve been burned by Amazon products with seemingly immaculate ratings before, so I still went in with bated breath. Happily, this shelving solution absolutely lives up to the hype! PRODUCT ASSEMBLY: The organizer rotates smoothly and the base plate, top plate, and partitions were so simple to assemble (like less than 5 minutes). As I contemplate adding in the middle trays, I’m finding myself actually excited (???) about how I want to organize my bathroom’s miscellaneous personal care items. This is a win in my book. (Note: I’m including a picture of the instructions since, frankly, one more picture/video of the organizer in action is *clearly* not necessary to add to the hundreds already peppering the reviews.) No regrets over here; only gladness for the existence of this item.

I used to keep my makeup and skin products laid out on a surface or in baskets and makeup bags but it really takes up so much space and is such a hassle to get products and put them away every morning. I decided I really needed a way of having my stuff be organized but accessible, so I bought this. It comes in a box vaguely the size and shape of a thick textbook but very light, since it's just plastic. Assembly: The instructions to assemble it are very easy to follow. Essentially you have the top, base, two main wall structures (that you put in crossed formation) and several shelves (4). The shelves can be inserted at whatever interval of height you want; along the main walls there are holes about an inch apart in vertical distance where you can insert a shelf. The shelves and other parts are held in place with rubber rings that hook onto the other side of the jutted piece that gets inserted into the holes; what it does is fills in loose gaps such that you can't pull the part back out again unless you remove the rings. Personally I didn't need to fix rubber rings on ALL the jutted pieces, just a few of them for each shelf seemed to do the job to keep them sturdily in place. There are plenty of plastic rings, I still have like 8 of them left over (probably from not fixing each jutted piece), so I guess I'll have extras in case I lose any. All the shelves are identical except one, which has a segmented parts to it to match the top quadrant that can hold brushes. Struggles: The assembled product is pretty easy to rotate and does the job. It's good for bottles and stackable things. I'm not too hot on the brush holder part(?). The shape against the curved edge kind of throws me off but I don't mind too much. I put some of my most common brushes there and the rest I put in a pencil cup and put it on a high-ceiling bottom shelf. My biggest struggle was deciding how to store my various lip products? I have some lip tints which come in bottles (bottles are easy items) but then I have odd arrangement of lipsticks and glosses which are all different brands and shapes (some tall, some really short, some thick, others thin). I couldn't really stand them up, nor could I just put them all down flat on a shelf segment because the curved shape wasn't good for it. I ended up placing the stick-shaped items in their own little cup. I wonder if there is a more optimal shape (hexagon?) or feature that could be added? Sturdiness and what was easy to store: I think it's decently sturdy. I'm not moving this thing around all the time, just rotating it in place. Nothing I put on it is super heavy, and I also prioritize heavier items (glass bottles, for example) on the bottom. For like ~$20, it's fine for me. The easiest stuff to arrange were bottles (lip tint, toner, sunscreen) since they also make use of vertical space. Some flatter objects like loose powders and individual eyeshadows were pretty simple too since I could stack them. This was a good combo for one of the quadrants, where I placed a shelf pretty high up so I could have a large lower section for my tall bottles and a small short compartment to stack short flat items like my shadows.

I love this item. Versatile. Yes it's plastic, but still holds everything I have. Just keep the heavy stuff like perfumes at the bottom

This little double- tiered lazy Susan can hold a ridiculous amount of small bottles and jars and it so easy to organize and customize. I would have liked it better in clear, although that might not have been quite as practical. But for some reason it cost 3 times as much as the white version. It cannot hold really large bottles but I didn't expect it to or need that. It holds all my toiletries and skincare items except my makeup. I have a different organizer for that. Only because I have no drawer space as such.

Oh, please don't buy this ( white color), it was for a little less price than the clear one. So I ordered it to save a few bucks and also I love white. But it turned out to be a total waste of money as it was not rotating at all. I'm using it as a stand to organise stuff, but again, it's NOT ROTATING. BEWARE GUYS!

Brilliant

I didn’t like.