Plastic bottle, amber, black mini trigger sprayer, 100 ml

The brown 100 ml PET bottle with a black pump sprayer is a ready-made complete packaging and closure set for tonics, sprays, and cleaning solutions. The brown tinting of the bottle reduces light exposure to the contents, which is appreciated with preparations containing plant extracts, hydrolats, or essential oils that lose their fragrance and efficacy more quickly in light. PET is lightweight and break-resistant, making it suitable for packaging carried in a handbag or stored in a bathroom or workshop.

The pump sprayer is designed for a larger dose than a fine mist sprayer. It is therefore suitable for facial and hair tonics, refreshing sprays, textile and home fragrances, household stain removers, or cleaning and disinfecting solutions applied over a larger surface area. The set is declared as suitable for contact with cosmetics.

How the set works

• Dosage – one pump press releases approximately 0.2 ml of content. This is an indicative value for aqueous solutions; thicker liquids spray less effectively and the dose varies.
• Spray pattern – the sprayer produces a wider stream rather than a fine mist. It is suitable where a surface or hair needs to be moistened evenly, not for delicate facial misting.
• Content protection – brown PET transmits less light than clear plastic, so aqueous preparations with sensitive ingredients remain more stable in it.
• Practical size – the 100 ml volume is suitable for samples, travel packaging, and smaller batches when selling your own cosmetics.

Nominal and total volume

Nominal volume is the volume for which the bottle is intended under normal filling, and this is the figure stated on the label. Total volume to the brim is the physical volume up to the neck and is always larger. The difference between them is the allowance for the sprayer dip tube, which pushes some content upward when screwed in, and for expansion of the contents with temperature changes. The bottle should be filled to the nominal volume, not to the brim, otherwise it will overflow when closing.

What is worth knowing

Before the first filling, we recommend washing and disinfecting both the bottle and the sprayer with isopropyl alcohol or ethanol and allowing them to dry completely. Residual water in the dip tube or in the body of the sprayer shortens the shelf life of the preserved preparation.

PET handles aqueous solutions, hydrolats, diluted alcohol, and common cosmetic emulsions well. Undiluted essential oils, concentrated fragrance compositions, and solvents can gradually degrade or cloud the plastic. With your own formulation containing a higher proportion of fragrance ingredients, we recommend testing the behaviour of the packaging on a single unit over several weeks. It is also advisable to check the tightness and functionality of the sprayer with a specific formulation, especially with contents containing fine particles or thickeners that may clog the nozzle.

The bottle is intended for repeated use. Once empty, simply rinse it, disinfect it again, and allow it to dry. After each change of contents, flush the sprayer with several pumps of clean water to prevent residue from the previous preparation remaining in the nozzle.

The bottle is made of PET and the sprayer of PP. When recycling, both parts are separated and sorted as plastic.

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