Pointed Tip Cotton Swabs,

✅ Why I Love These: Sharp, tapered tips make it easy to blend small areas without smudging everything else. They’re a lifesaver for details like eyes, highlights, and tight corners. Soft but firm: They don’t collapse or shred instantly like cheap drugstore cotton swabs sometimes do. Versatile outside of art too: Great for makeup touch-ups, cleaning electronics, or any small-detail work—but I use mine almost exclusively in my art practice. Fantastic value: 200 swabs for around $5? These will last me forever, even with heavy use. 🎨 Artist Tip: If you're into colored pencils, charcoal, or graphite realism, these are 100% worth adding to your toolkit. I can’t believe I went so long without them.

Perfect for paint clean-up on craft projects. The point is great for getting into hard to reach places and the stick is nice strong wood so you can use a good amount of pressure on them.

Pros: These are great for cleaning rims that include indents or hard to reach areas. Typical automotive detailing supplies weren’t able to provide a brush small enough to get in tight corners where mud and dust settle. These swabs, slightly dampened with a wet microfiber cloth, do exactly what I need them to. Cons: They are not very sturdy and break in half pretty easily, so you do have to mind how much pressure you apply. When these run out I’ll be switching to a reusable pointed swab, for stability and to decrease waste. Overall, 100% worth the few dollars it cost and I finally have something effective for auto detailing.

These cotton swabs are okay, however, I think your opinion on them could change based on what you're using them for. I was in the market for a less-fluffy, more-dense and angled cotton swab primarily for cleaning up my makeup (eyeliner, mascara, etc). And these work out great for that! They're well constructed so that the cotton doesn't fall off of the end, and they are very firm. The point is pretty sharp and solid compared to a regular Q-tip. This makes it so that it is efficient at picking up or cleaning up makeup or lines or smudges without ruining the rest of your makeup. Would I use this to clean around or in the shallow parts of my ear? No way! I have used these in place of the regular cotton swabs when I'm in a pinch, and I've noticed that they tend to snap in half easily when I am cleaning around my ears. I'm pretty sure these are not made nor marketed for that purpose, though, so just a note to be careful in case you might miss that. Otherwise, these are truly "precision" cotton swabs and are great as a cosmetics tool.

These are a must for touching up mascara messes that get on your eyelids during application. Great price for a lot of them. Easy to pack in your makeup bag, travel bag or purse.

I like to use these wood q-tips to clean up any mail polish on my skin after I polish my nails. They are pointier and more precise. If you put too much pressure on these, they will break!

Great for makeup, terrible for cleaning ears. J put slight pressure on one trying to clean my left ear. It immediately snapped and almost left me with wood blisters.

These are perfect for cleaning around a new piercing, which is what I originally got them for for my nose piercing. They also do not leave lint or any kind of strands in the piercing or anywhere else. I also use them to clean up any eyeliner as I’m putting on my make up and they work well to take that off. Again, no strands are placed into my eye as I am cleaning up my eye make up. I like these better than the rounded Q-tips!

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Love the pointed tips for craft clean up projects

I love the pointed end on these q-tips great for fixing mistakes in make-up

These cotton swabs are fantastic! The pointed end makes it super easy to fix and adjust makeup with precision, and the firm cotton tip doesn’t unravel like others I’ve tried. They’re sturdy, reliable, and definitely something I’ll be purchasing again.

The pointed tips are amazing for precision lines i’ve always just used regular Q-tips without much thought about the actual application. I use these with some eyeshadow to create a little bit of a eyeliner effect with some water. The precision point on these made a world of difference it looked exactly as if I had used an eyeliner pen the lines were so clear and crisp. I would recommend these for anybody who is using them to apply make up or for crafting they were amazing I would definitely recommend them