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Glass jar, dark brown, 100 ml

Glass jar, dark brown, 100 ml is a wide-mouth glass container for creams, butters and thicker preparations that are scooped out with a finger or spatula. full description

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Product codeO56SH100
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Product description

Glass jar, dark brown, 100 ml is a wide-mouth glass container for creams, butters and thicker preparations that are scooped out with a finger or spatula. Dark brown glass reduces light transmission, helping to protect oxidation-sensitive contents, especially vegetable oils, butters and preparations with vitamins or essential oils. The 100 ml volume corresponds to standard packaging for a day or night cream, body butter, balm, mask or solid deodorant.

Glass is chemically neutral and also suitable for preparations with a higher proportion of essential oils or alcohol, which can cause some plastics to soften or lose shape over time. The wide mouth makes filling thick masses when hot and subsequent cleaning easier.


Why choose dark glass

  • Light protection – brown glass reduces the amount of light reaching the contents. Preparations with oils, butters and active ingredients sensitive to light will retain their scent and colour for longer.
  • Chemical resistance – glass does not react with the contents, essential oils or solvents. It is therefore also suitable for anhydrous balms and oil-based creams with higher dosages of fragrance components.
  • Wide mouth – makes filling thick creams and butters easier, allows scooping with a finger or spatula, and enables thorough washing before repeated use.
  • Reusability – after washing and disinfection, the jar can be refilled. Glass does not age or absorb odours with normal use.

Nominal and total volume

The jar is filled to the nominal volume, i.e. the amount the container is designed for under normal filling conditions. The total volume to the rim is the physical volume up to the neck and is higher. The difference provides a margin for the closure with a sealing insert, for expansion of the contents with temperature changes, and for comfortable closing without pushing the contents onto the thread. A jar filled to the rim is difficult to close and the contents reach the neck, where they can damage both the label and the seal.

Fill creams and butters to the nominal volume, not to the rim. For products that solidify after hot-filling, allow for the fact that the mass will settle slightly as it cools and the level will be lower than at the point of filling.


Use in production

Glass can withstand hot filling, but is sensitive to sudden temperature changes. Do not pour hot mass into a jar taken directly from the refrigerator — use a container at room temperature. When filling solid balms and butters that are poured hot, let the contents solidify in the open jar and close it only after it has cooled, to prevent moisture from condensing under the lid.

Before the first fill, wash the jar, rinse it with ethanol or isopropyl alcohol and allow it to dry completely. The same applies to every subsequent reuse. Residual water in the container shortens the shelf life of water-based emulsions and causes cloudiness in anhydrous products.

Closures with the same neck type and ready-made jar-and-lid combinations are available in the Handymade range. The thread diameter is listed in the product parameters. For a custom combination, we recommend verifying the seal integrity and container behaviour with the specific formulation.

A glass jar is heavier and more fragile than a plastic one. For travel packaging, shower use or for children, consider a plastic alternative. When shipping finished products, use padding to prevent the jars from touching each other.


Suitable for products such as

  • Face creams and night masks – 100 ml is a standard size for products scooped with a finger, and dark glass protects active ingredients from light.
  • Body butters and balms – anhydrous preparations with a high proportion of butters and oils, where glass prevents fragrance components from migrating into the container material.
  • Solid deodorants and ointments with essential oils – glass withstands even higher concentrations of fragrance substances.
  • Sugar and salt scrubs – the wide mouth makes scooping easy. When using in the shower, however, consider the risk of breakage.

Good to know

The container is suitable for direct contact with cosmetic products and complies with the applicable legislative requirements. The declaration of suitability can be found in the product parameters.

A cylindrical surface below the neck is suitable for labelling. Dimensions are listed in the parameters. Apply the label to a dry, degreased surface only after filling and closing, to avoid damage during handling with hot contents.

Glass is fully recyclable. Before disposal, simply rinse the jar and separate the lid.


Frequently asked questions

Does a dark brown glass jar protect the contents from light?
Yes, dark brown glass significantly reduces the amount of light that penetrates to the contents, slowing down the oxidation of oils, butters and active ingredients. However, it is not a complete barrier. For preparations that are especially sensitive to light and heat, we recommend storing them away from direct sunlight even in brown glass — ideally in a cooler, darker room.
How much cream fits in a 100 ml glass jar?
The jar is designed to be filled with 100 ml of contents, which is its nominal volume. The physical volume to the rim is higher, and this difference serves as a margin for the closure, the sealing insert and expansion of the contents with temperature changes. A jar filled to the rim is difficult to close and the contents reach the thread.
Can a glass jar be filled with hot balm?
Yes, glass can withstand hot filling, but the container must be at room temperature. A sudden temperature difference between hot mass and cold glass can cause the container to crack. After pouring, let the contents solidify in the open jar and close it only after it has cooled, to prevent steam from condensing under the lid.
Is a glass jar suitable for creams with essential oils?
Yes, glass is chemically neutral and essential oils and alcohol-based components do not react with it. Unlike some plastics, it does not soften, deform or absorb odours. It is therefore suitable for ointments, balms and deodorants with a higher proportion of fragrance substances, where a plastic container might change its properties over time.
How to prepare a glass jar for repeated use?
Wash the jar with warm water and washing-up liquid, rinse with ethanol or isopropyl alcohol and allow to dry completely, neck-down. Also check the sealing insert of the lid. If it has absorbed the scent or colour of the previous contents, replace it. Only fill a dry container once it has dried completely, otherwise water will get into the product.
What closure fits a 100 ml glass jar?
The jar fits closures with the same neck type as listed in the container parameters. Ready-made jar-and-lid combinations as well as individual closures are available in the Handymade range. For a custom combination, we recommend verifying the seal integrity with the specific formulation, especially for thinner creams and products that are transported.

Parameters

Product color
Amber
Country of origin
China
Nominal capacity
100
Brimful capacity
134 ml ml
Diameter
61,9 mm mm
Thread diameter
55,8 mm mm
Height
69 mm mm
Product material
Glass

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