Amber Plastic Bottle, Black Spray with Glossy Silver Collar, 100 ml

A brown plastic bottle with a black sprayer and a shiny silver collar is a ready-to-use set for spray cosmetic preparations with a volume of 100 ml. Brown PET filters light and helps protect contents sensitive to sunlight. The mechanical sprayer disperses the liquid into a fine mist without touching the contents with your hands. The set is particularly suitable for facial tonics, hydrolats and hair sprays, refreshing mists, room fragrances or hand sanitising solutions.

PET is lightweight and shatterproof, which you will appreciate for products that travel in a handbag, to the bathroom or to customers by post. The black sprayer with the shiny silver collar gives the packaging a cohesive look without additional decorations.

Why choose this set

• Protection of contents from light – brown PET lets through less light than clear plastic, making it suitable for hydrolats, tonics with plant extracts or preparations with vitamins that lose quality more quickly in light.
• Hygienic dispensing – the sprayer draws the liquid through a tube from inside the bottle and the contents do not come into contact with fingers, reducing the risk of microbial contamination during everyday use.
• Fine mist, small doses – each press releases a small, even amount of the preparation. The customer applies exactly as much as they need, and the product lasts longer.
• Durability during transport – the plastic bottle will not crack when dropped or during parcel delivery, making it suitable for products sold online.
• Ready-matched combination – the bottle and sprayer share the same neck type 24/410, they fit together without testing and you do not need to worry about thread compatibility or sealing when choosing a separate closure.

What the set is suitable for

The mechanical sprayer works best with water-like liquids. It is therefore practical for:

• facial tonics and hydrolats applied directly to the face or via a cotton pad,
• hair sprays to aid detangling or refreshing hair mists,
• body and room fragrances on a water-alcohol base,
• hand or surface disinfection solutions,
• setting sprays for make-up and thermal or mineral mists.

The sprayer is not suitable for thick serums, gels, creams or pure vegetable oils. Oil can be drawn up, but the nozzle will not disperse it into a mist — it will spray a stream instead — and with prolonged use the mechanism will clog. For such preparations, choose a different type of closure with the same 24/410 neck.

Nominal and total volume

This packaging has two distinct measurements. Nominal volume is the amount for which the bottle is intended for normal filling and which is stated on the label. Total brim-full volume is the physical volume up to the neck. The difference between them provides a reserve for the sprayer tube, for the air the mechanism needs for proper suction, and for slight expansion of the contents with temperature change. Therefore fill the bottle to the nominal volume, not to the brim. If overfilled, the contents may overflow when screwing on the sprayer and the closure may not seal properly.

What is good to know before filling

Container preparation – rinse both the bottle and the sprayer before first use, disinfect with isopropyl alcohol or ethanol and allow to dry completely. Residual water inside would dilute the preparation and could encourage microbial growth. Flush the sprayer several times with clean water and allow to drip dry.

PET and preparation composition – PET tolerates aqueous solutions, hydrolats and common cosmetic bases well. At high concentrations of undiluted essential oils, strong solvents or acetone, the plastic may soften, become cloudy or change shape over time. In standard spray preparations where essential oils are only present in the fragrance portion and are solubilised in water or alcohol, this issue typically does not arise. However, we recommend verifying with the specific formulation.

Alcohol-based preparations – water-alcohol mists and disinfecting solutions are typical uses for the sprayer. With high-percentage alcohol, check whether the label starts to lift and whether the sprayer still seals over time.

Sprayer tube – check that the tube reaches the bottom of the bottle. If it is too long, it can be cleanly trimmed with a sharp knife so it does not buckle at the bottom and draws up the contents right to the end.

Apply the label to a clean, dry and degreased surface.

Reuse – the container can be used multiple times if thoroughly cleaned and disinfected after emptying. Rinse the sprayer with warm water with a small amount of alcohol and spray several times to remove residue from the previous preparation.

Suitability for cosmetics – both the bottle and the sprayer are declared as suitable for contact with cosmetic products. The set is intended for cosmetic and technical preparations; it is not approved for contact with food.

Recycling – the PET bottle belongs in sorted plastic waste. The sprayer combines plastic and an aluminium collar, so separate it from the bottle before disposal.

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