Gloss Black Glass Bottle, White Nasal Spray, 10 ml

A complete set of a black glossy glass bottle 10 ml and a white dispenser in a nasal spray configuration with an extended narrow nozzle. Designed for small volumes of thin, water-based products applied precisely and in a fine, measured dose: tonics, hydrolat mists, refreshing face and décolleté sprays, travel or sample packaging. The opaque black glass protects the contents from light, which is particularly valued for hydrolats, infusions and water-based serums with sensitive active ingredients. The set is declared as suitable for contact with cosmetics; the food contact attestation belongs to the glass bottle alone; the complete set is intended for cosmetic products.

How to use the set

The dispenser works simply: pressing the head draws a small, always consistent amount of contents from the bottle through the tube and dispenses it through the nozzle as a fine dispersed stream. Compared to a standard atomiser, it has a narrower and longer nozzle, so the dose can be directed precisely to a small area rather than broadly. The head screws directly onto the bottle neck with the same thread type.

The mechanism is designed for thin liquids similar to water. It reliably dispenses hydrolats, tonics, low-viscosity water-based serums and infusions. Oils, gels, emulsions and thicker products will not pass through the nozzle; the dose will be incomplete or the nozzle will clog.

Nominal and total volume

Nominal volume is the volume the bottle is designed for during standard filling, and the label content is stated accordingly. Total volume to the brim is the physical volume up to the neck and is always larger. The difference provides a reserve for the tube and the body of the dispenser, which take up some space once screwed on, and for the expansion of the contents with changes in temperature. The bottle should therefore be filled to the nominal volume, not to the brim; an overfilled bottle will overflow once the head is attached. Exact values for both volumes are given in the specifications.

What is good to know

• Preparation before first filling – wash the bottle, disinfect with isopropyl alcohol or ethanol and allow to dry completely. The dispenser only needs to be rinsed with clean water or diluted alcohol and pressed empty a few times to remove any liquid.
• Repeated use – the glass bottle can be reused after washing and disinfection. Rinse the dispenser thoroughly between different contents; residues of fragrance components are more difficult to remove from plastic parts, so a new dispenser is preferable when changing the fragrance.
• Alcohol and essential oils – with a high proportion of essential oils or solvents, verify the nozzle behaviour and seal integrity over time, not only at the time of filling.
• Glass and heat – do not fill the bottle with hot contents; a sudden temperature difference can damage the glass. Allow the product to cool to room temperature before filling.
• Nasal products – the name of the dispenser refers to the nozzle type and dosing method. Products intended for application into the nasal cavity are not classified as cosmetic products and their placing on the market is governed by different regulations.
• Labelling – light or metallic labels and transparent films with white print stand out well on the glossy black glass. Bottle dimensions are listed in the specifications.
• Recycling – the glass bottle goes with glass waste; the dispenser is a combination of plastics, steel and glass and should be separated from the bottle after use.

Suitable for products such as

• Hydrolat and toning sprays – thin water-based products where black glass protects sensitive ingredients from light.
• Refreshing face mists – small packaging for the handbag or travel, a fine dose without dripping.
• Samples and test packaging – a 10 ml volume is sufficient for a customer to try the product and to assess the stability of a new formulation.
• Scalp sprays – the narrow nozzle delivers precisely between the hair without unnecessary waste.

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