The combination of the 50 ml amber alchemist-style bottle and a solid aluminium cap is one of the most reliable mid-size cosmetic storage formats. The vintage apothecary form gives a timeless appearance — this pack of 64 is designed for crafters and small-business makers working in meaningful volumes.
What this pack of 64 contains
64 amber glass bottles with a nominal 50 ml fill capacity, and 64 matching solid aluminium caps. Each bottle is approximately 100 mm tall, 42 mm in diameter, and weighs around 72 g empty. The pack's total weight is approximately 4.61 kg. The 50 ml size is the classic base step in self-branded cosmetic ranges.
Amber glass and UV protection
Amber-coloured glass effectively absorbs the shorter wavelengths of visible light and the ultraviolet range — precisely those photocatalysts that trigger the oxidation of volatile compounds. Body oils, hydrosols, and perfume concentrates stored in the 50 ml bottle retain their original scent profile and active content significantly longer. The glass is chemically inert.
Aluminium cap details
The solid aluminium cap provides a corrosion-resistant, tight, leak-proof seal — even preventing leakage in products that are carried while travelling. Aluminium is chemically inert, imparts no off-taste or off-odour to oily or alcoholic contents, and contains no BPA, phthalates, or other plasticisers. Citrus essential oils, which can soften plastic caps over time, come into contact with aluminium without any issue.
Areas of use
- Bottling of your own body oils, massage oils, and body care products
- Storage of natural toner bases, hydrosols, and floral waters
- Refillable packaging for perfume concentrates and cologne bases
- Storage of botanical serums and hair oil recipes
- The classic base size in self-branded cosmetic ranges
Cleaning and maintenance
Before filling, wash each bottle with warm water and mild soap, then rinse with alcohol to neutralise residual aromatic substances, and allow to dry completely. Avoid the dishwasher, as high temperatures can damage labelling. Wipe the aluminium cap with an alcohol cloth; do not submerge it in strongly acidic or alkaline solutions, as this can dull the surface over time.