This pack of 264 is designed for small-business makers and artisan creators who work in larger 50 ml volumes with essential oil blends, facial serums, cosmetic liquids, or aromatherapy preparations and want a classic, accurately dosing pipette dropper. The combination of pink glass and black pipette creates a classic, defined look.
What this pack of 264 contains
The package includes 264 empty 50 ml pink glass bottles, each with its own matching black pipette dropper. Bottle height is approximately 100 mm, diameter 42 mm, and the gross package weight is 20.328 kg. The pipette is made of glass, topped with a black rubber bulb — the classic, professional dropper solution.
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 presents well and is also practical for retail products. The contrast between the black pipette and pink glass produces a classic, defined aesthetic that fits especially well with skincare serums, perfume bases, and premium cosmetic lines. Glass is chemically inert: it does not react with essential oils and contains no plasticisers. For long-term storage of light-sensitive contents, keep in a cool, dark place.
How the black pipette dropper works
The pipette cap consists of 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. The pipette for the 50 ml bottle is longer, so the entire contents of the bottle can be accessed with the dropper. The glass pipette is compatible with essential oils, while the rubber bulb can degrade over time with prolonged contact with citrus or high-monoterpene oils — in such cases, it is worth switching to an aluminium cap during the storage phase.
Areas of use
- Retail packaging of essential oil blends and aromatherapy preparations
- Bottling larger-volume facial serums and skincare serums
- Storing carrier oils, massage oils, and body oils
- Packaging botanical tinctures, hydrosols, and flower essences
- Developing private-label, premium 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 pipette dropper separately, and when switching scents, ideally use a fresh pipette to avoid cross-contamination. Avoid dishwashers, as heat and detergents can damage both the tinted pink finish and the rubber bulb.