Clear Airless Bottle with Golden Bottom 15 ml

An airless bottle with a volume of 15 ml is a small dispensing container for cosmetics that should not come into contact with air. Instead of a classic pump with a dip tube, it works on the principle of a piston: with each press, a small dose of the contents is pushed out and the piston at the bottom moves upward, so no air is drawn into the bottle. The contents are thus better protected against oxidation and against contamination by fingers, which is a risk with jars. The set consists of a transparent bottle with a gold bottom and a gold top with a pump. It is supplied as a complete assembly ready for filling.

Thanks to the small volume, it is best suited for eye creams, concentrated serums with sensitive active ingredients, light creams and gels, samples, or travel-size products that you use in small amounts. The packaging is suitable for contact with cosmetic products.

Why choose an airless container

• Protection of contents from air – the contents do not come into contact with air even during prolonged use. This helps with formulations containing ingredients sensitive to oxidation, such as vitamin C, retinol, or unsaturated plant oils.
• Hygienic dispensing – the product is dispensed only through the pump and the container is never touched with fingers. Compared to open jars, this reduces demands on the preservative system, though preservation is still necessary.
• Precise small dose – one press releases approximately 0.2 ml, always roughly the same amount. This is useful with concentrated products where dosing is done drop by drop.
• Works in any position – the piston pushes the contents toward the pump regardless of whether the container is held upright or upside down, and it will dispense even the residue at the bottom.
• Transparent body – you can see how much product remains and what colour it is. The gold bottom and top give the container a cohesive look without any additional decoration.

Use and filling

The bottle is filled from the top after unscrewing the pump top. Pour the contents or fill with a syringe directly into the body of the bottle onto the piston, then screw the top back on. The first few presses will prime the pump before the product begins to come out. This is normal behaviour of the airless system, not a defect.

The airless pump works best with contents of medium consistency: serums, gels, emulsions, and light to medium-thick creams. Very thin, watery liquids may not be dispensed accurately and can drip after pressing. Very thick balms may not be pushed out by the pump at all. For borderline consistencies, we recommend testing one unit before filling an entire batch.

The bottle body is made of SAN plastic, which is hard, clear, and resistant to common cosmetic ingredients. For formulations with a high proportion of essential oils, alcohol, or other solvents, we recommend verifying the container's behaviour with the specific formulation. Such components can cloud or weaken some plastics over time.

What is good to know

• Preparation before first filling – the container is new and clean, but before filling with cosmetics we recommend sanitising it with isopropyl alcohol or ethanol and allowing it to dry completely.
• Repeated use – the piston is not designed to be disassembled and thorough cleaning of the inside after previous contents is difficult. The airless container is therefore better suited for a single filling. If reusing, check that the pump still seals properly and the piston moves freely.
• Labelling – the straight body of the bottle allows a label or small sticker to be applied. A clear label also looks good on the transparent body.
• Amount per dose – for an eye cream or concentrated serum, a small dose is an advantage. For products applied to the entire face, allow for two to three presses.
• Recycling – the bottle body is made of plastic, the top combines aluminium and plastic. After the contents are used up, we recommend separating the top and body and sorting each part by material.

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