This pack of 264 is designed for small-business makers and artisan creators who need a reliable, long-term closure for their 50 ml essential oil preparations or cosmetic liquids, while also wanting an attractive, decorative finish. The combination of pink glass and aluminium cap delivers both functional storage and modern, shelf-ready aesthetics.
What this pack of 264 contains
The package includes 264 empty 50 ml pink glass bottles, each with its own matching aluminium cap. Bottle height is approximately 100 mm, diameter 42 mm, and the gross package weight is 20.328 kg. The aluminium cap is solid, corrosion-resistant, and chemically inert — qualities that make it one of the best choices for long-term storage.
Characteristics of pink glass
The tinted, translucent pink glass gives the finished product a decorative, feminine appearance and provides partial light filtering. The 50 ml size is well-visible and presents well on a shelf. Glass is chemically inert: it does not react with essential oils, cosmetic serums, or hydrosols, and contains no plasticisers. For long-term storage of light-sensitive contents, keep filled bottles in a cool, dark place — the pink tint provides a degree of light filtering, but full UV protection is offered by amber glass.
Why an aluminium cap
The aluminium cap is chemically inert and corrosion-resistant: it does not react with essential oils, does not allow odours to permeate, and contains no BPA, phthalates, or other plasticisers. With plastic caps, essential oils — particularly citrus varieties or those high in monoterpenes — can over time soften, discolour, or crack the cap. Aluminium also provides an airtight, leak-proof seal that prevents the evaporation of volatile components, and is easily recyclable. For long-term storage, an essential oil archive, or finished-product distribution, this is generally the best choice.
Areas of use
- Long-term storage of essential oil blends and aromatherapy preparations
- Bottling concentrated perfume bases, alcohol-based extracts, and tinctures
- Preparing natural cosmetic serums and facial oils for distribution
- Packaging botanical hydrosols, floral waters, and scented toner waters
- DIY projects and developing private-label cosmetic ranges
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 aluminium cap separately and check that the internal liner is intact — a damaged liner can compromise the airtight seal. Dishwasher use is not recommended, as heat and detergents can damage the tinted pink finish, and the surface of the aluminium cap may dull over time.