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GLASS BOTTLES up to 10 ml
White Glass Bottle with Roll-On, 10 ml
The glass 10 ml roll-on bottle is used for small quantities of liquid cosmetics applied directly to the skin: perfume oils, blends of essential oils in a carrier oil, oil-based facial serums or products for the temples… full description
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O18SB010-OVV18PC4ROLL-ON
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Product description
The glass 10 ml roll-on bottle is used for small quantities of liquid cosmetics applied directly to the skin: perfume oils, blends of essential oils in a carrier oil, oil-based facial serums or products for the temples and pulse points. The set is supplied complete and includes a glass bottle, a roll-on applicator with a metal roller ball and a black cap, so there is no need to buy any additional parts. The opaque white glass conceals the contents and limits exposure to light, which you will appreciate with oils and fragrance blends that lose quality in light. The 10 ml volume fits in a handbag, is practical for travel or serves as a sample for customers.
What it is good for
- Perfume oils and thicker fragrance compositions in oil – the ball rolls a small amount onto the wrist or neck without having to dispense it into the palm.
- Blends of essential oils in a carrier oil – for example products for the temples, for massaging pulse points or for calming down before bed.
- Oil serums and spot treatments – for the cuticles, dry patches of skin or the lips.
- Alcohol-based perfumes and toners with low viscosity – the ball turns well in thin liquids and glass does not react with alcohol.
- Samples and testers – 10 ml is enough to try out a fragrance or serum; after testing, the bottle is emptied and refilled.
How the set works
The bottle has an 18/410 neck finish, onto which the roll-on applicator is pressed. The applicator consists of a PP plastic housing with a steel roller ball seated in it. As it is drawn across the skin, the ball turns and carries the contents out. The cap screws on over the applicator, protects the ball from contamination and prevents leaking in a bag. A metal ball feels cooler to the touch than a plastic one, which is pleasant when applying to the temples or under the eyes.
Flow depends on the viscosity of the contents. Thin oils and alcohol solutions pass around the ball easily, while thick oils such as castor oil are dispensed more slowly. If a blend contains a high proportion of undiluted essential oils, check how the plastic housing behaves on a single piece before you fill a larger batch.
Thick creams, gels and products with undissolved particles do not belong in a roll-on bottle. The ball becomes blocked by them or scratches across the skin instead of turning.
Filling and volume
When filling, the difference between the nominal and the total volume matters. The nominal volume of 10 ml is the quantity the bottle is intended for in normal filling. The total brimful volume is the physical volume up to the neck. The difference between them forms a reserve for the roll-on applicator, which extends into the neck once fitted, and for the expansion of the contents when the temperature changes. Fill only to the nominal volume, otherwise the contents are forced out when the applicator is fitted.
Fill the bottle using a small funnel or dropper and fit the applicator only after filling. With a narrow neck, oil easily spills down the outside and the thread then does not stay clean.
Good to know
Before the first filling, wash the bottle, applicator and cap, disinfect them with isopropyl alcohol or ethanol and leave them to dry completely. Residual water in an oil-based product shortens its shelf life, and in a roll-on it collects mainly in the space around the ball.
Do not fill the glass with hot contents. Leave blends prepared while warm to cool to room temperature and only then pour them in. A sudden temperature difference can damage the glass, and a hot liquid changes volume as it cools.
The bottle can be reused. The roll-on applicator can be pulled out of the neck, but the housing around the ball is difficult to clean. When changing the contents, it is therefore better to wash the bottle and fit a new applicator.
The set is declared suitable for contact with cosmetic products; you will find the declaration of conformity with the product. This set is not intended for foodstuffs.
After use, the glass bottle belongs in glass recycling and the plastic cap in plastics recycling.
Frequently asked questions
Is the 10 ml glass roll-on bottle suitable for essential oils?
Yes, it is commonly used for blends of essential oils in a carrier oil. Glass itself does not react with essential oils. However, the contents also come into contact with the PP plastic housing of the ball. With a high proportion of undiluted essential oils, therefore, fill one piece first and check after a few days that the applicator has not become deformed and that the ball still turns.
Why is the roll-on bottle filled only to 10 ml when more would fit?
The bottle is filled to the nominal volume of 10 ml, not to the brim. The remaining space up to the neck is a reserve for the roll-on applicator, which pushes part of the contents down once fitted, and for the expansion of the liquid on warm days. If more is filled, the contents are forced out when the applicator is fitted and soil the thread.
Does the white glass protect the contents from light?
The opaque white glass conceals the contents and limits exposure to light. It is therefore suitable for oils and fragrance blends that oxidise faster in light. The disadvantage is that you cannot see how much of the contents remains in the bottle. Even so, storage in a cool place away from direct sunlight is sensible with this packaging as well.
Can the roll-on bottle be refilled with a different fragrance?
The bottle can, but the roll-on applicator only to a limited extent. The glass is washed, disinfected with ethanol or isopropyl alcohol and, once dry, is ready for new contents. However, residues of the previous fragrance remain in the ball housing, are difficult to remove and may interfere with the new blend. When changing the fragrance, it is more reliable to replace the applicator with a new one.
Does the metal ball also work with water-based and alcohol-based products?
Yes, a roll-on with a metal ball works with thin water-based and alcohol-based liquids. The ball lets thin liquids through well, but with a fast stroke a larger amount of the contents may be dispensed. Water-based products without a preservative have a short shelf life in an open applicator, so preserve them in the same way as other water-based products.
Which closures fit this bottle apart from the roll-on?
The bottle has an 18/410 neck finish, so other closures with the same neck type from the Handymade range also fit it, for example a dropper or a standard cap. With your own combination, check the seal and how the packaging behaves with your specific formulation, because a different closure changes the way the product is dispensed and the amount of air that reaches the contents.
Parameters
Glass bottle, vial, white, 10 ml
Black Plastic Cap for Roll-on, 18/410
Roll-On Steel Ball, 18/410
- Product color
- SilverTransparent
- Country of origin
- China
- Diameter
- 13,8 mm
- Thread type
- 18/410
- Height
- 20,8 mm