FORMULATION GUIDE
Formulation Compatibility Guide
We guide you to compatible formulations based on container type and dispensing method
Check First
Viscosity, usage mode, and desired dispensing feel are the main criteria for container choice.
Review Together
Neck specification and cap/pump compatibility should be checked together with formulation fit.
Recommended Flow
After the formulation guide, review sample policy and product detail together.
Cosmetic Formulation Types
Major formulation categories by viscosity and characteristics
Serum / Essence
Low ~ Medium viscosityLow to medium viscosity liquid. Suitable for dropper or pump dispensing, with glass chemical resistance ensuring stable preservation.
Ampoule
Low viscosityHighly concentrated low viscosity liquid. Optimal for small-volume dropper containers, with tinted glass protecting active ingredients.
Foundation / Base
Medium viscosityMedium viscosity liquid to cream. Suitable for pump dispensing, with glass containers conveying a premium image.
Lotion / Emulsion
Medium viscosityMedium viscosity emulsion. Suitable for pump dispensing, fillable in wide-mouth or standard neck containers.
Oil
Low viscosityLow viscosity oil base. Optimal for dropper dispensing, with glass preventing oil oxidation.
Toner / Mist
Low viscosityLow viscosity aqueous formulation. Suitable for spray pumps or regular caps, also used in large glass containers.
Compatible Formulations by Container
Find optimal formulation combinations based on container type and dispensing method
Dropper Bottle
드로퍼 보틀
Glass pipette + silicone bulb configuration. Optimized for high-concentration formulations requiring precise dispensing.
Pump Bottle
펌프 보틀
Container with pump cap. Suitable for consistent dispensing of medium viscosity formulations with hygienic use.
Spray Bottle
스프레이 보틀
Equipped with mist spray pump. Optimized for fine misting of low viscosity aqueous formulations.
Wide-mouth Jar
광구병 (크림 자)
Wide opening cream container. Suitable for high viscosity cream and balm formulations, compatible with spatula use.
Formulation-Container Selection Guide
At-a-glance view of recommended containers and dispensing methods by formulation
| Formulation | Viscosity | Recommended Dispensing | Recommended Container |
|---|---|---|---|
| Serum / Essence | Low~Med | Dropper / Pump | Dropper Bottle, Pump Bottle |
| Ampoule | Low | Dropper | Dropper Bottle (small) |
| Foundation | Medium | Pump | Pump Bottle |
| Lotion / Emulsion | Medium | Pump | Pump Bottle, Jar |
| Oil | Low | Dropper | Dropper Bottle |
| Toner / Mist | Low | Spray | Spray Bottle |
Note
- - Actual filling compatibility may vary based on exact viscosity, pH, and ingredients.
- - Sample testing is recommended before final decisions.
- - Neck specifications affect cap/pump compatibility and should be verified in advance.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which containers suit serums and essences?
Serums and essences are low to medium viscosity liquids suited to dropper or pump dispensing, and the chemical resistance of glass ensures stable preservation.
What container works for ampoule formulations?
Ampoules are highly concentrated low viscosity liquids, optimal for small-volume dropper containers, and tinted glass protects active ingredients.
Why is glass suitable for oil formulations?
Oils are low viscosity bases optimal for dropper dispensing, and glass containers prevent oil oxidation.
Which dispensing method fits toners and mists?
Toners and mists are low viscosity aqueous formulations suited to spray pumps or regular caps, and they are also used in large glass containers.
How are containers chosen for lotions and foundations?
Lotions and emulsions are medium viscosity emulsions suited to pump dispensing and can be filled in wide-mouth or standard neck containers. Foundations and bases range from medium viscosity liquids to creams and suit pump dispensing.
