This pack of 330 is made for small-business makers and artisan creators who work with essential oil blends, facial serums, cosmetic liquids, or aromatherapy preparations in meaningful quantities and want a distinctive, decorative container. The 30 ml pink glass dropper bottle with black pipette dropper combines practicality with visual appeal.
What this pack of 330 contains
The package includes 330 empty 30 ml pink glass bottles, each with its own matching black pipette dropper. Bottle height is approximately 85 mm, diameter 35 mm, and the gross package weight is 18.15 kg. The pipette is made of glass, topped with a black rubber bulb that enables accurate drop-by-drop dispensing. The larger quantity is advantageous for makers who fill dozens or hundreds of bottles per season with their own preparations.
Characteristics of pink glass
The tinted, translucent pink glass gives the finished product a decorative look and provides a degree of light filtering. The pink hue pairs especially well with feminine cosmetic lines, floral perfume bases, delicate facial serums, and wellness-style scent compositions. Glass is chemically inert: it does not react with essential oils and contains no plasticisers. For light-sensitive contents, store the filled bottles in a cool, dark place to extend shelf life.
How the black pipette dropper works
The pipette cap has two parts: a glass pipette and a black rubber bulb. Squeezing the bulb creates a vacuum that draws liquid into the pipette, which can then be released drop by drop. This allows precise dosing of essential oils, tinctures, or other cosmetic liquids without having to tilt the entire bottle. The glass pipette itself is compatible with essential oils, while the rubber bulb may, over time, degrade with prolonged direct contact with citrus or high-monoterpene oils.
Areas of use
- Bottling your own essential oil blends and aromatherapy preparations
- Storing facial serums, regenerative oils, and skincare essences
- Packaging botanical tinctures, hydrosols, and flower essences
- Crafting natural perfume bases and artisan colognes
- DIY cosmetic projects and developing your own private-label range
Cleaning and reuse
Wash the empty bottles in warm water with a neutral soap and rinse thoroughly. To remove residual scents, a small amount of food-grade alcohol may be used. Clean the pipette dropper separately, and when switching scents, ideally use a fresh pipette to avoid cross-contamination. Avoid dishwashers, as the temperature and detergents can damage both the tinted finish and the rubber bulb.