Revolutionize Your Beauty Routine with Airless Bottle Cosmetic Dispenser Bottles Review

I use these for travel size hand sanitizer and hand soap. The lid is too loose and slides off on its own in my purse, so it's not cool. BUT the rest is fantastic. I like good even dosing and it holds a good amount. I have a bottle that I just leave in the car without a cap. Great for a day of shopping so I can easily wash my hands when I get back to my car.

I bought these pump bottles to store micellar water and liquid hair shine. Each bottle comes in a small bubble bag. Once full, I put them back in the bags in case they leaked. I didn't have to worry though as these bottles don't leak. When I needed to top up with micellar water I simply used a long thin object through the top hole to push the bottom plunger down until it reached the desired level (3/4). These pump bottles work exactly how I hoped they would!

I have previously used airless pump containers for packaged items and wanted something to house my own travel purchases. Unfortunately, after more than a year of use, I cannot recommend it. They hold very little product but are quite large. They hold half the product of a 2-ounce travel bottle, but take up just as much space. Also, the pumps tend to stick and not return all the way to the top. All worked fine initially, but are at different stages of development of this issue. Even cleaning it…

It appears identical to other airless pumps and once you have seen them you will understand how they work. But there's one difficulty few people talk about, and that's how hard it is to bulk up with real lotions and creams. You'll lose a lot of product trying to refill even if you have a funnel, so read carefully. Fill it in from below. Make a mark first so you know the position of the piston when you reassemble it. Unscrew the top and use a chopstick to push out the white plastic piece at the…