Different Types of Glass Perfume Bottles

Spray  Perfume Bottles

Round spray perfume bottle

Spray bottles are quite popular among perfumers, and for good reason. For one thing, spray bottles can dispense fragrances in a light cloud over a large area. This will prevent users from applying too much fragrance and will allow them to have more control over the amount of product used. Spray bottles come in many iterations for many uses. They come in many sizes and shapes, and cologne bottle designs often vary. Some designs are simple, while others are quite elaborate.

Additionally, the way spray bottles are built allows users to easily access the product without leaving it exposed to the air, light, and heat. A spray cologne bottle design does not require the bottle to be uncapped, thus ensuring that the contents are kept safe from contamination and oxidation.

Another benefit to spray bottles is that they're easy to use. By simply pressing down on the dispenser, you’ll be able to easily discharge the product from the bottle. You’ll have no physical contact with the product until it reaches your skin or clothes, which means that the oil, dirt, and bacteria on your skin won’t get mixed in with the product. Spray bottles thus make highly convenient and hygienic perfume or cologne bottles.

Roller Ball  Perfume Bottles

Round essential oil roll on bottle

Roller ball bottles also dispense their contents without the need for uncapping, but work differently compared to spray bottles. Spray bottle dispensers don’t need to come into direct contact with the user’s skin, but roller ball bottles do. The roller ball bottle's dispenser consists of a plastic, glass, or metal ball that rotates so that it can dispense small amounts of the bottle’s contents. You’ll be able to easily control how much of the contents you want, but the drawback is that the contents and roller ball will have to come into direct contact with your skin.

Human skin produces natural oils that attract dirt and microbes, and we also shed dead skin cells on a regular basis. Thus, anything that comes into contact with our skin also comes into contact with oil, dirt, microbes, and dead skin cells. It's conceivable, therefore, that when roller balls touch our skin to dispense perfume or any other material, they also push small amounts of oils, dirt, microbes, and dead skin cells back into the bottle.

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