Clear Frosted Glass Bottle, White Smooth Matte Dropper, 50 ml

A glass dropper bottle with a volume of 50 ml is a complete set for dispensing liquid preparations drop by drop. Milky frosted glass diffuses direct light, making it particularly suitable for facial serums, facial and hair oils, oil blends with essential oils, tinctures and concentrates where precise dosing matters. The white matte dropper complements the bottle both visually and functionally. The set looks cohesive and requires no additional closures.

The set is declared as suitable for contact with cosmetic products. The declaration of conformity is available with the product.

Why frosted glass and a dropper

• Light diffusion – milky frosted glass lets through less direct light than clear glass, which helps the oil or serum stored on a bathroom shelf. With very sensitive ingredients (such as vitamin C or retinol in an oil phase), we still recommend storing the preparation away from direct sunlight.
• Chemical stability of glass – glass does not react with essential oils, alcohol or vegetable oils and does not absorb scents. The same bottle can therefore be reused without transferring the scent of the previous contents.
• Precise dosing – the dropper allows you to dispense a few drops without finger contact with the contents. With serums and active oils, this is more practical and hygienic than pouring from the neck.
• Cohesive look – frosted glass with a white matte collar and bulb looks clean. It suits minimalist labels as well as brands that build on a natural aesthetic.

The dropper in practice

The dropper consists of a glass tube, a flexible silicone bulb and a plastic screw collar made of PP. The tube length is matched to the height of the bottle, so it reaches close to the bottom and the contents can be used up with almost no residue.

Drop size depends on the viscosity of the contents. Light oils and aqueous serums drip quickly and in small drops. Thicker serums with gel-forming ingredients or heavy oils (castor, avocado) draw up more slowly and produce larger drops. With thick serums, we recommend testing in advance whether the preparation draws up comfortably through the dropper.

Filling and volume

The bottle is designed for a nominal volume of 50 ml. The total brim-full volume stated in the specifications is slightly larger. This difference is not room for topping up, but a reserve for the submerged dropper tube and for expansion of the contents with temperature changes. It should therefore be filled to the nominal volume, not to the brim.

For filling smaller batches, a measuring cup or a filling funnel with a narrow neck will help. The bottle neck has an 18/410 thread, so it can be combined with other closures of the same neck type from the Handymade range. Ready-made tested combinations are available in the e-shop. For a custom combination, we recommend verifying the seal and closure performance with the specific formulation.

Good to know

• Preparation before first fill – we recommend washing both the bottle and the dropper, rinsing with alcohol (ethanol or isopropyl alcohol) and allowing to dry completely. Residual water in the tube would cause cloudiness in oil-based preparations.
• Reuse – both the glass bottle and the dropper can be used again after thorough washing. Rinse the silicone bulb separately to prevent any old contents remaining inside.
• Concentrated essential oils and solvents – glass tolerates them without issue. With the silicone bulb and plastic collar, we recommend checking with highly concentrated blends or solvents whether they soften or change shape over time.
• Temperature – fill the bottle with a cooled preparation. Allow hot oil infusions or freshly made serums to cool to room temperature first. Sudden temperature changes are not good for glass, and the dropper would be fitted under pressure.
• Recycling – the bottle goes in the glass recycling. The dropper is made of multiple materials; before disposal, we recommend separating the glass tube from the silicone bulb and the plastic collar.

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