White plastic bottle, 24/410, without cap, 100 ml

A white plastic bottle with a capacity of 100 ml is a lightweight and shatterproof PET container for liquid and semi-liquid cosmetic products: shower gels, shampoos, conditioners, body lotions, facial or micellar waters. The opaque white material limits light exposure to the contents and at the same time conceals the natural colour of the product. This is appreciated by anyone working with botanical extracts or oils whose shade varies slightly between batches.

The bottle is supplied without a closure, so you choose the dispensing method yourself based on what you are filling it with. The 100 ml volume is practical for travel sizes, samples, trial batches, and smaller formats of products that are used up slowly.

Why choose a white PET bottle

• Low weight and durability – PET does not shatter when dropped, making it suitable for the bathroom, shower, travel, and posting finished products.
• Opaque white colour – conceals the colour of the contents and minor shade variations. The fill level is not visible; the remaining quantity is estimated by weight.
• Clean surface for labels – both coloured and transparent labels stand out on the white surface, and print remains clearly legible.
• Cosmetics and food – the material is suitable for contact with cosmetic products and for direct contact with food.

Which products is it suitable for

The bottle is designed for aqueous solutions, gels, and emulsions with low to medium viscosity. With a flip-top or squeeze cap it dispenses shampoos, shower gels, liquid soaps, and conditioners well; with a pump it suits body lotions and thinner creams; with a sprayer it works for toners, hydrolats, and hair sprays.

Thick creams, masks, and butters that do not flow are difficult to remove from a bottle with a narrow neck. A jar is a better choice for these.

The container is suitable for contact with cosmetic products and for direct contact with food under normal and expected conditions of use. It can therefore also be used for home-made syrups, dressings, or kitchen oils. The declaration of suitability can be found in the product specifications.

Nominal and total volume

Nominal volume is the quantity for which the bottle is intended under normal filling conditions. Total volume to the brim is slightly larger, as it includes the space in the neck. This difference serves as headspace for the closure, the dip tube of a pump or sprayer, and for the expansion of the contents with temperature changes.

Choosing a closure

Closures with the same neck finish as stated in the specifications, as well as ready-made bottle and closure combinations, are available in the Handymade range. When assembling your own combination, we recommend verifying seal integrity and dispensing performance with the specific formulation — ideally on a single filled bottle left on its side for a few days.

Good to know

Preparation before first filling. Rinse the bottle, disinfect it, and allow it to dry completely with the neck facing down. Residual water inside the container unnecessarily burdens the preservative system of the product.

Heat sensitivity. PET must be protected from heat; at high temperatures the walls deform. Sterilisation by boiling or in an oven is therefore not an option.

Aggressive substances. The bottle is not intended for aggressive chemicals. Undiluted essential oils, fragrance oils, and concentrated solvents can degrade the plastic over time; glass is more suitable for storing these.

Reuse. After thorough washing and disinfection the bottle can be refilled. If the previous product had a strong fragrance, it is better to fill it with something similar, as the plastic may partially retain the scent.

Labelling and recycling. Apply the label to a dry, grease-free surface. PET belongs in sorted plastic waste.

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