Clear Glass Bottle, Glossy Golden White Pump, 100 ml

A glass bottle with a pump dispenser at 100 ml is a ready-to-use set for serums, facial and body oils, light emulsions and liquid soaps applied in small amounts. Clear glass shows the colour and clarity of the contents, making it especially suitable for products where you want the filling to be visible: oil serums, golden plant oils or coloured tonics. The white-gold glossy pump gives the bottle a decorative look without any further finishing, while providing hygienic dispensing without fingers touching the contents.

The set is declared as suitable for contact with cosmetics. The food-contact certificate applies to the glass bottle only; the pump dispenser does not hold one, so the set as a whole is intended for cosmetic products.

Why choose this set

• Hygienic dispensing – contents are dispensed by pressing the pump; fingers do not enter the bottle and air contact is reduced compared to an open neck, which helps maintain the stability of more sensitive formulations.
• Small, repeatable dose – the pump delivers a small amount per press, making it suitable for concentrated serums and oils where economical application matters.
• Clear glass – chemically inert, does not react with oils or water-based components and does not absorb scents; the contents are visible, so you can easily check the remaining amount.
• Decorative finish – the glossy white-gold pump works as a ready-made design element; just add a label.
• Reusable – the glass bottle can be refilled after thorough cleaning and disinfection.

What suits this bottle and what does not

The pump with a dip tube works best with liquid to slightly viscous contents: facial and hair serums, oil serums and pure plant oils, light milks and liquid emulsions, liquid soaps, micellar waters with a thicker consistency. Thick creams, butters and high-viscosity gels will not be dispensed reliably or will clog in the tube. For these, a jar or pot is more suitable.

Water-based contents such as tonics and hydrolats can be dispensed, but with very thin liquids be aware that the dose may partially drip. For these, a spray is usually more practical. Closures with the same neck type as specified in the product parameters, and ready-made combinations, are available in the Handymade range.

Nominal and total volume

Nominal volume is the amount the bottle is intended to hold at standard filling. Total volume to the brim is the physical capacity up to the neck and is slightly larger. The difference provides a reserve for the dip tube and pump body, which take up some space when screwed on, and for expansion of the contents when temperature changes. Fill the bottle to the nominal volume, not to the brim, otherwise the contents will overflow when the pump is fitted.

What is good to know

• Preparation before first filling – wash both the bottle and the pump, disinfect the glass with isopropyl alcohol or ethanol and allow to dry completely. Residual water in an oil-based product promotes microbial growth.
• Pump dip tube – when fitting, check that it reaches almost to the bottom. If it is longer than the inner height of the bottle, trim it with an angled cut so it draws up the last remaining contents.
• First presses – a new pump requires several empty presses before it draws up the contents. This is normal behaviour, not a fault.
• Plastic and aluminium parts of the pump – for formulations with a high proportion of essential oils, alcohol or solvents, we recommend checking whether prolonged contact affects the pump mechanism or the glossy surface finish.
• Temperature when filling – the pump is not intended for hot contents. Allow the product to cool to room temperature before fitting the pump.
• Labelling – the cylindrical shape of the bottle allows easy label application.
• Recycling – the bottle goes into glass waste; the pump is a combination of plastic and metal and should be separated from the glass before disposal.

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