Cosmetic packaging Essential oil Glass Pipette dropper

Cosmetic packaging Essential Oil Dropper

1. Cosmetic Packaging Materials:
- Glass: Glass is a common material used for essential oil dropper bottles due to its ability to preserve the integrity and potency of the oils. THE SHAPE OF THE GLASS END IS STRAIGHT BALL, STRAIGHT POINT, OBLIQUE BALL, OBLIQUE TIP, ETC., AND OFTEN HAS A PIPE DIAMETER OF 6.15MM, 7MM, 7.15MM, 7.25MM
- Plastic: Plastics have PP, PETG, ABS, etc., the main material of the ring, commonly used PP
- Rubber or Silicone: These materials are used for the dropper bulb or cap, providing a tight seal and controlled dispensing of the oil.
2. Assembly Process:
- Clean and sterilize the dropper bottle, dropper bulb, and cap.
- Insert the dropper bulb into the cap, ensuring it fits securely.
- Attach the cap tightly onto the dropper bottle, making sure it forms a proper seal.
- Test the dropper by squeezing the bulb and releasing it to check if it dispenses the oil properly.
3. Instructions for Use:
- Remove the cap from the dropper bottle.
- Squeeze the dropper bulb and release it to draw the oil into the dropper.
- Place the dropper over the desired area and gently squeeze the bulb to release the oil drop by drop.
- Recap the dropper bottle tightly after use to prevent leakage and preserve the oil's quality.
4. Advantages and Disadvantages:
- Glass: Advantages include preserving oil quality, recyclability, and a premium look. Disadvantages include fragility and potential for breakage.
- Plastic: Advantages include lightweight, shatterproof, and cost-effective. Disadvantages include potential interaction with certain oils and a less luxurious appearance.
- Rubber or Silicone: Advantages include a tight seal and controlled dispensing. Disadvantages include potential wear and tear over time.
Note: The specific advantages and disadvantages may vary depending on the quality and design of the materials used