Green Glass Bottle, Glossy Silver White Pump, 100 ml

Glass bottle with a pump for 100 ml of liquid cosmetic products that are applied in small amounts. The green glass filters part of the light, while still letting you see how much content remains in the bottle. The white and silver glossy pump dispenses approximately 0.14 ml per press, so the set is suited above all to facial oils, serums and light emulsions, where an accurate dose matters.

The bottle has a medicine bottle shape with a narrow neck and is made of glass. The pump combines polypropylene, aluminium and another plastic, and its dip tube reaches all the way to the bottom. Both components of the set are declared as suitable for contact with cosmetics. The set is not approved for contact with food and is to be used exclusively for cosmetic products.

What the set is suitable for

• Facial and body oils – the pump dispenses a small amount that is enough for the face or hands, without pouring or dripping down the neck.
• Serums and fluids – both water-based and oil-based serums with low viscosity pass through the dip tube, and your fingers do not touch the content during use.
• Light emulsions and lotions – the pump handles a liquid texture. With thicker emulsions, check that they pass through before you fill a larger batch.
• Hair and beard oils – a small dose can be worked into the ends of the hair or into the beard without weighing the hair down.
• Massage and base oils in a small pack – the 100 ml volume proves its worth for samples, travel packs or first testing of a formulation with customers.

Filling and dispensing

The nominal volume is the amount the bottle is intended for under normal filling. The brimful capacity is the physical volume up to the neck and can be found in the parameters. The difference between them forms a reserve for the dip tube and the pump mechanism. For this reason, fill up to the nominal volume, not to the brim, otherwise part of the content will overflow when the pump is screwed on.

After filling, the pump is screwed on so that the dip tube reaches the bottom. The first presses fill the dip tube and the mechanism, and only then does the full dose start to come out. When the content drops below the end of the dip tube, the pump stops drawing up product, and the remainder has to be poured out or decanted into a smaller bottle.

Good to know

Do not fill the glass bottle with hot product. Let emulsions and oils cool to room temperature so that the bottle does not crack from thermal shock.

The pump is made of plastic. For products with a high proportion of essential oils, limonene or other solvents, we recommend checking how the mechanism behaves in the finished formulation. Some ingredients may soften the seal over time or change how the pump operates.

After thorough washing, the bottle can be reused. The pump is rinsed with warm water and ethanol, but when you change the content from an oil to a water-based product, bear in mind that a film of the previous product will remain in the dip tube. The glass belongs in glass recycling; the pump contains plastic and aluminium, so unscrew it from the bottle before disposal.

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