The bottle can be used repeatedly, provided that basic hygiene rules are observed and the material remains undamaged. Before each new filling, it is important to clean the container thoroughly and disinfect it with a suitable preparation, for example technical isopropyl alcohol or ethanol intended for disinfecting containers. For this purpose, you can use the products IPA 99% isopropyl alcohol or Ethanol 96% denatured plant-based. Disinfection helps to minimise the risk of microbial contamination and undesirable changes in your formulations.

Before reuse, we recommend first rinsing the bottle to remove residues of the original product, then washing it with a mild cleaning agent suitable for containers and rinsing thoroughly with water. After drying, it is advisable to disinfect the inner walls and the cap using alcohol, for example isopropyl alcohol or plant-based ethanol. Allow the disinfectant to act briefly and then pour out the excess so that the container is ready for new filling. Always ensure clean working tools and minimise contact of the inner surface of the container with your hands.

Plastic containers intended for cosmetics are generally not designed to be exposed to high temperatures. Excessive heating carries a risk of deformation, reduced mechanical stability or damage to the surface of the container. For this reason, it is not recommended to wash the bottle in a dishwasher or to boil it. When preparing formulations, it is advisable not to fill it with products that are too hot and to allow mixtures to cool partially first to a temperature corresponding to the recommendations for the given type of plastic as stated in the product documentation.

Thanks to the clear body and matte black cap, the bottle is suitable for both minimalist and more striking visual concepts. You can combine it with your own labels, printing or packaging elements that differentiate individual product lines (for example by label colour according to skin type or fragrance). When planning the design, it is practical to consider sufficient space for mandatory product information while at the same time maintaining brand legibility both when stored on the shelf and during use by the customer.

If you decide not to use the bottle further, its recycling is recommended according to the type of plastic indicated in the product parameters and on the packaging’s recycling mark. Before handing it over for sorted collection, rinse it from product residues, allow it to dry and remove as many non-plastic parts as possible (for example paper labels, any metal components). Then place the container in the bin intended for the relevant type of plastic according to local waste sorting rules. In this way, you contribute to more efficient material recovery and to reducing the amount of waste.

To navigate the wide range of packaging material, you can use the extended filter available at the top of the page after clicking on the relevant category (for example bottles, jars or sprayers). In the extended filter, you can easily select containers according to several parameters at once – type and neck diameter, size, colour or material. In this way, you will quickly find the combination of bottle and closure that best matches your formulation, design and the dosing method you want to offer your customers.