A pipette dropper allows for precise, drop-by-drop dispensing — particularly important for concentrated serums where every millilitre counts. This pack of 264 pink glass 50 ml bottles is designed for those who want to bring their natural cosmetic products to market in a precise, predictable and visually distinctive format.
What is included in the pack of 264
The pack contains 264 tinted, translucent pink glass bottles together with 264 matching white rubber-bulb pipette droppers. Nominal fill capacity: 50 ml. Height: approximately 100 mm, diameter: approximately 42 mm. The total pack weight is around 20.33 kg, with each empty bottle weighing about 70 g on average. The pack provides a stable, uniform visual foundation for an entire serum or oil range.
Pink glass and a branded look
The tinted pink shade is a decorative choice tailored to the natural cosmetics market. The soft pink light transmission creates a warm, premium feel on the shelf. The glass is chemically inert: it does not react with cosmetic products and contains no plasticisers. Important note: pink glass does not replace the UV-filtering effect of amber glass — light-sensitive essential oil blends should still be stored in a dark, cool place.
Details of the white pipette dropper
The pipette dropper consists of a glass pipette with a white rubber bulb at the top. Squeezing the bulb creates a vacuum that draws liquid into the pipette; the contents can then be dispensed drop by drop in a controlled manner. This solution is ideal for facial serums and concentrated oil-based essences where precise dosing is required. The rubber bulb is recommended for replacement after 6–12 months of heavy use due to contact between natural rubber and oils — the glass part of the pipette is indefinitely recyclable.
Areas of use
- Drop-by-drop bottling of facial serums and concentrated skin oils
- Cold-pressed plant oils and carrier oils
- Building a branded natural skincare range
- Aromatherapy diluted massage oil blends
- DIY gift sets and small-business sample packaging
Cleaning and recycling
Rinse the bottle with warm water and a mild, alkali-free soap; rinse the pipette separately — without the rubber bulb — with alcohol to remove fragrance residues. Do not use a dishwasher: the rubber bulb may swell and the glass tint may fade. Once fully dry, store in a clean, dry place — the glass pipette and bottle are recyclable, while the rubber bulb should be collected separately.