When I work with Cosmetic Packaging projects, I always look at the bottle from two sides: how it works in real use and how practical it is to produce in larger quantities. A Cosmetic Bottle may look simple, but the material, Pump, capacity, decoration, filling process, inspection and transportation all have an effect on the final result.

Our 50ml 100ml 150ml PP White Airless Cream Lotion Bottle is designed as a practical packaging option for skincare and personal care products. It combines a PP Bottle body, white appearance and airless dispensing structure, with three capacity choices of 50ml, 100ml and 150ml. This gives brands more flexibility when building different product sizes within one packaging style.

At Yuyao Dingyu Plastic Industry Co., Ltd., we manufacture cosmetic packaging in our own factory in Yuyao, Ningbo, Zhejiang Province. Our facility covers about 5,000 square meters and includes mold development workshops, injection-molding machines and testing instruments. We focus on Airless Cosmetic Bottles while also producing lotion bottles, perfume bottles, PET bottles and other beauty packaging products.

From my point of view, one of the useful things about this bottle range is that the basic packaging style can remain consistent while the capacity changes. A brand can consider a 50ml bottle for a smaller skincare product, a 100ml bottle for a regular-use product, and a 150ml bottle when more product volume is needed. The final choice should always be based on the formula, filling requirements, product positioning and target market.

1. What Is a PP White Airless Cream Lotion Bottle?

A PP White Airless Cream Lotion Bottle is a plastic cosmetic container made mainly from polypropylene and designed with an airless dispensing structure. In this product range, the available capacities are 50ml, 100ml and 150ml.

The bottle is intended for skincare and personal care formulations such as lotions, creams, serums, emulsions and other beauty products. The white appearance provides a simple base for branding and can be combined with different decoration methods according to the customer's design.

When I explain Airless Packaging to customers, I usually keep it simple. The package is designed to dispense the product through a pump instead of requiring the user to scoop product from a jar or pour it from an open container. Depending on the exact construction, an airless system can also help reduce direct exposure of the remaining product to outside air during normal use.

That does not mean every Airless Bottle automatically makes a cosmetic formula last longer. Formula stability depends on many factors, including ingredients, filling conditions, storage, package compatibility and the actual dispensing system. For this reason, I recommend testing the final formula together with the actual bottle and pump before mass production.

Source: Product specifications supplied by Yuyao Dingyu Plastic Industry Co., Ltd. General packaging considerations are referenced from ISO 22715:2006, Cosmetics — Packaging and labelling.

For customers who need several package sizes, using the same basic design across 50ml, 100ml and 150ml can also make a product family easier to organize. However, the exact dimensions, pump configuration and filling compatibility should be confirmed according to the selected version.

2. How Does the Airless Pump Structure Work?

The airless principle sounds technical, but the basic idea is easy to understand. Instead of depending on a wide-open container, the package uses a dispensing system to move the product toward the pump outlet as the customer uses it.

When the user presses the pump, the dispensing mechanism delivers product through the outlet. In many airless package designs, an internal component moves upward as product is removed. The exact structure varies between products, so I do not recommend assuming that every airless bottle uses exactly the same internal mechanism.

What matters from a customer's point of view is the result: the user can obtain the product through controlled pump dispensing without repeatedly opening a large container.

This can be useful for skincare products that are used several times a day. A pump also gives the user a more familiar and convenient way to dispense lotion or cream.

Airless Packaging and Product Exposure

One reason brands consider airless packaging is the way the dispensing structure manages product exposure. Depending on the package design, the remaining product can have less direct contact with outside air during normal use compared with some conventional open-container formats.

Still, I always make one point clear during packaging discussions: airless packaging is part of the package system, not a replacement for proper formulation and product testing.

If the customer is developing a new cream or lotion, I recommend checking several things at the sample stage:

• Whether the product can be dispensed smoothly.

• Whether the pump delivers a practical amount of product.

• Whether the formula works well with the internal package structure.

• Whether the package can be filled using the customer's equipment.

• Whether the finished package remains stable during normal transportation.

Source: General cosmetic packaging principles referenced from Aptar Beauty airless packaging information and ISO 22715:2006. Actual dispensing performance depends on the specific bottle, pump and formula.

3. Why Choose 50ml, 100ml or 150ml?

Capacity is one of the first decisions a cosmetic brand needs to make. I often see customers focus heavily on the bottle appearance while leaving the size decision until later. In practice, capacity affects the product positioning, package dimensions, shipping volume, filling process and customer usage experience.

50ml Airless Cream Bottle

The 50ml option is a compact choice for many skincare products. It can work well for facial creams, serums, lotions and other products where a smaller package is preferred.

For a new skincare brand, 50ml can also be useful when the product is intended for regular personal use without requiring a larger container. The final fill volume and actual product usage should still be confirmed according to the formula and package specification.

100ml Airless Lotion Bottle

The 100ml size provides more capacity while keeping the same general airless packaging concept. It can be considered for regular-use lotions, creams, emulsions and other personal care products.

For brands selling several related products, a 100ml version can sit naturally between smaller and larger sizes. This can make it easier to create a product range with a consistent visual identity.

150ml Airless Cream Bottle

The 150ml option is suitable when the product requires more volume. It can be considered for larger skincare products, body care formulations and other personal care products where a higher capacity is useful.

Again, I would not choose the 150ml version simply because more capacity sounds better. The right size depends on how much product the customer needs to use, how the product is sold and how the package fits the filling and logistics process.

Source: Capacity and application descriptions are based on the product range supplied by Yuyao Dingyu Plastic Industry Co., Ltd. Final application should be confirmed with the actual formula and filling specification.

4. Main Features of the 50ml 100ml 150ml PP White Airless Cream Lotion Bottle

PP Material

PP stands for polypropylene. It is the specified material for this bottle range. From a manufacturing point of view, PP provides a practical option for plastic cosmetic packaging and is suitable for injection-molding production.

I always recommend looking at the complete package rather than judging material suitability from the material name alone. The bottle, pump, formula and filling process need to work together.

Clean White Appearance

The white bottle gives brands a simple visual starting point. White works with many cosmetic design styles, from clean skincare to more decorative beauty packaging.

It can also be combined with printing and other surface treatments. If a customer already has a brand color or packaging artwork, we can discuss color matching and suitable decoration methods.

Airless Dispensing

The airless structure provides a controlled pump dispensing format. This is useful when a brand wants customers to dispense lotion or cream directly from the pump rather than opening a wide container.

Three Capacity Options

Having 50ml, 100ml and 150ml choices gives brands room to build different product sizes. The same basic packaging concept can potentially be used across a product family, subject to the exact package specification.

Customization Potential

Our customization services include color matching, silk-screen printing, hot stamping, electroplating, frosting and other surface finishes. We also offer matching pump heads.

For OEM and ODM customers, this means the packaging project does not have to stop at choosing a standard bottle. Depending on the order requirements, we can discuss changes to appearance, decoration and mold development.

Practical Pump Use

A cosmetic bottle needs to work in the customer's hands. The pump should be checked for smooth operation, dispensing performance and assembly. This is why pump function is included in our pre-shipment inspection.

5. Applications of the White PP Airless Lotion Bottle

The white PP airless lotion bottle can be considered for a wide range of skincare and personal care products. I prefer to describe the applications realistically rather than saying that one package is suitable for every cosmetic formula.

Facial Lotion

Facial lotion is one of the natural applications. The pump format makes it simple for users to dispense the product without repeatedly opening a wide container.

Face Cream

The 50ml and 100ml options can be considered for face creams when the product viscosity is compatible with the selected dispensing system.

Skin Care Serum

Serums can also be packaged in Airless Bottles. Before production, the actual serum should be tested with the pump to make sure the dispensing result meets the brand's expectations.

Emulsion

Emulsions can have different flow characteristics. A sample test is therefore useful before confirming the final production configuration.

Body Care Products

The 100ml and 150ml versions may also be considered for selected body care products when the capacity and dispensing system match the formulation.

OEM and Private Label Cosmetics

This bottle range is also useful for OEM and private-label projects. A brand can select the capacity and then work with us on color, logo printing, surface treatment and pump selection.

If the customer already has a formula, I recommend sending the basic product information along with the packaging request. Information about viscosity, product type, target capacity and filling method can help us evaluate the package more accurately.

6. How We Manufacture and Customize the Bottle

Our production process starts with understanding what the customer actually needs. We do not treat every cosmetic packaging project as exactly the same because different brands have different formulas, designs, order quantities and delivery requirements.

Customer Requirement Review

We first review the required capacity, appearance, material, pump structure, decoration and expected quantity. If the customer has a drawing or existing sample, we can use it as a reference.

Sample Development

We can provide samples for customer evaluation. This gives the customer a chance to check the bottle before moving into mass production.

I consider sample approval an important step because a cosmetic package needs to be checked in the real world. Pictures can show color and shape, but they cannot fully show how the pump feels or how the bottle works with the customer's formula.

Color Matching

The standard appearance of this product range is white, but customized colors can be discussed according to the project. Color matching needs to be confirmed against the customer's requirements and production conditions.

Printing and Surface Finishing

We provide silk-screen printing, hot stamping, electroplating, frosting and other surface finishes. These processes can be used to create different visual effects and support brand identity.

I normally recommend confirming the artwork and surface finish during the sample stage. This reduces the chance of discovering an appearance issue after mass production begins.

New Mold Development

If a standard package does not meet the customer's requirements, we can also discuss new mold development. New mold projects require additional development time, so the schedule should be discussed before the order is confirmed.

Quality Inspection

Before shipment, products are checked for appearance, dimensions, dispensing or pump function and packaging condition. The exact inspection details can be adjusted according to the project.

Our goal is straightforward: the finished bottles should match the approved sample and agreed specifications as closely as practical.

Production Schedule

For standard PP Airless Bottles, the typical production cycle is around 15–30 days after sample approval and order confirmation. Custom colors, special finishes and new mold development may require additional time.

Packing and Transportation

For export orders, bottles can be packed in polybags, inner boxes and export cartons. Pallets or wooden cases can be arranged when required.

Shipping options include sea freight, air freight and express delivery. The suitable method depends on order quantity, destination, budget and delivery schedule.

7. Why Choose Yuyao Dingyu for PP Airless Cosmetic Bottles?

At Yuyao Dingyu Plastic Industry Co., Ltd., we focus on cosmetic packaging rather than treating packaging as a small side business. We have our own manufacturing factory and have specialized in cosmetic packaging for 17 years.

Our factory is located in Yuyao, Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, about 2 km from the Yuyao exit of the Hangzhou-Ningbo Expressway. The location gives us convenient access to domestic logistics and helps support export-oriented production.

Our plant covers approximately 5,000 square meters. We have mold development workshops, multiple injection-molding machines and testing instruments. Airless cosmetic bottles are our flagship products, supported by lotion bottles, perfume bottles, PET bottles and other beauty packaging solutions.

For customers looking for OEM PP airless bottles or Custom Airless lotion bottles, we can work from drawings or samples. This is useful when a customer already has a packaging concept but needs manufacturing support.

We also provide a range of customization services. These include:

• New mold development

• Color matching

• Silk-screen printing

• Hot stamping

• Electroplating

• Frosting

• Other surface finishes

• Matching pump heads

We understand that international customers also care about response time. We aim to reply to inquiries within 24 hours and provide tailored solutions within one week.

Our products are exported to North America, South America, Europe, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Australia and other regions. We have self-operated import and export rights and established foreign-trade workflows.

Another point I consider important is communication during the project. When a customer sends us a drawing, sample or product requirement, we can discuss the packaging step by step rather than simply sending a standard price list.

Our Typical Order Process

1. Send product requirements, drawings or samples.

2. Confirm capacity, material, pump and appearance.

3. Discuss decoration and customization requirements.

4. Prepare samples for evaluation.

5. Confirm the sample and production specifications.

6. Arrange mass production.

7. Inspect finished products before shipment.

8. Pack and ship according to the agreed delivery method.

This process gives both sides a clear checkpoint before a large production order begins.

8. Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What material is used for the bottle?

The bottle is specified as a PP Airless Bottle, with polypropylene as the main bottle material. The complete package can contain different components, so the exact construction should be confirmed according to the final product specification.

Q2: What capacities are available?

This product range includes 50ml, 100ml and 150ml options. The most suitable capacity depends on the product formula, usage pattern, market positioning and filling requirements.

Q3: What products can I use in the airless bottle?

The bottle can be considered for skincare serums, lotions, creams, emulsions, face care products and other beauty formulations. Actual compatibility should be confirmed through sample testing with the final formula.

Q4: Can I use the 50ml bottle for face cream?

Yes, the 50ml format can be considered for face cream applications. However, the actual cream viscosity and dispensing behavior should be tested with the selected bottle and pump before mass production.

Q5: Can the 100ml and 150ml bottles use the same design?

The product range is offered in 50ml, 100ml and 150ml capacities. If a customer wants a consistent product family, we can discuss the available structure and appearance options for each capacity.

Q6: Can you customize the bottle color?

Yes. We provide color matching services. The exact color needs to be confirmed during the sample and production process.

Q7: Can you print our logo?

Yes. Silk-screen printing and other decoration methods can be discussed according to the customer's artwork and bottle requirements.

Q8: Can you provide hot stamping or frosting?

Yes. Hot stamping, frosting, electroplating and other surface finishes are among the customization services we can provide.

Q9: Can you develop a new mold?

Yes. We provide new mold development for suitable OEM and ODM projects. A new mold requires additional development time and should be evaluated based on the required structure and order plan.

Q10: Can I receive a sample before mass production?

Yes. We can provide samples for customer evaluation. I strongly recommend checking the actual sample with the intended formula and filling process before confirming a large production order.

Q11: How long is the production time?

For standard PP Airless Bottles, the typical production cycle is around 15–30 days after sample approval and order confirmation. Custom colors, special finishes and new mold development may require additional time.

Q12: What are the payment terms?

The general payment arrangement is 30% deposit and 70% balance before shipment, subject to the specific order agreement.

Q13: How will the bottles be packed?

We can use polybags, inner boxes and export cartons. Pallets or wooden cases can be arranged when required by the order or transportation conditions.

Q14: Do you support international shipping?

Yes. We support sea freight, air freight and express delivery. The suitable option depends on order quantity, destination and required delivery schedule.

Conclusion: A Flexible PP Airless Bottle Range for Skincare Packaging

The 50ml 100ml 150ml PP White Airless Cream Lotion Bottle gives Cosmetic Brands three practical capacity choices within a similar packaging concept. With PP material, a clean white appearance and an airless dispensing structure, the range can be considered for creams, lotions, serums, emulsions and other skincare products.

From my manufacturing experience, the right cosmetic bottle is not simply the one that looks good in a catalog. It should also work with the formula, pump, filling equipment, decoration process, shipping method and final customer usage.

That is why we encourage sample evaluation before mass production. Customers can check the bottle, pump function, appearance and compatibility with their own product before committing to a larger order.

At Yuyao Dingyu Plastic Industry Co., Ltd., we support the whole packaging process, from sample testing and prototype development to mold development, color matching, surface finishing, production inspection and mass-order delivery.

If you are sourcing a 50ml airless cream bottle, 100ml airless lotion bottle, 150ml PP airless bottle, white airless cosmetic bottle or customized skincare packaging, we can discuss your requirements based on the actual product rather than giving you a one-size-fits-all answer.

Send us your required capacity, product type, artwork, drawing or sample, and we can evaluate the suitable packaging solution with you.

Source References:

• ISO 22715:2006, Cosmetics — Packaging and labelling.

• ISO 22716:2007, Cosmetics — Good Manufacturing Practices — Guidelines on Good Manufacturing Practices.

• Aptar Beauty, public information concerning cosmetic dispensing and airless packaging.

• Yuyao Dingyu Plastic Industry Co., Ltd., product specifications, manufacturing capabilities, quality control and commercial information supplied for this product page.