Stock up on the cleanest vessel for your oils, serums, perfumes, and botanical blends. These 10 ml (⅓ oz) clear glass roll-on bottles are precision-crafted for smooth, drip-free application every time. Whether you are blending custom essential oil rollers, facial serums, or travel-ready perfumes, this set of 24 gives you the volume you need to keep your ritual going strong.
Key Benefits
- Fits easily into your existing routine
- Simple to use — a little goes a long way
- Made for everyday skin and hair care
How to Use
Premium borosilicate-style glass resists oils, acids, and fragrances without leaching or warping Smooth stainless-steel roller ball glides across skin for effortless, even coverage Leak-proof twist cap protects your formula during travel, storage, and gifting Clear glass lets you see every drop of your blend Wide mouth opening makes filling with a dropper or funnel fast and mess-free Compact 10 ml size fits in a purse, gym bag, or carry-on without taking up space Remove the roller ball assembly by pulling the top straight up. Fill the bottle using a small funnel or dropper, leaving a small air gap at the top. Snap the roller ball assembly back in firmly. Test the roll on the inside of your wrist before applying to the face or body. Cap tightly after each use and store upright in a cool, dark place. Essential oil blends, carrier oil serums, facial under-eye treatments, pulse-point perfume, aromatherapy rollers, DIY muscle-relief formulas, and natural deodorant blends.
Good to Know
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these bottles compatible with all essential oils? Yes. Glass is chemically inert and will not react with pure essential oils, carrier oils, or alcohol-based perfumes. What is the capacity? Each bottle holds 10 ml (approximately 200 drops or ⅓ oz). Are the caps included? Yes.
Each bottle arrives with a matching cap and pre-installed roller ball assembly ready for filling. Are these reusable? Yes. Simply disassemble, wash with warm soapy water or isopropyl alcohol, air-dry completely, and refill.
