Product Details
3.1 main specifications/special features
| model | K 20-1 |
| the product type | essential oil bottle |
| material texture | glass |
| color | customize |
| packaging level | separate packaging |
| origin | jiangsu, china |
| brand | macro source |
| the product type | cosmetic bottles |
| material texture | glass |
| related accessories | alloy |
| machining and customization | yes |
| ability |
25 ml |
| 20 FOOT GP CONTAINER | 16,000 pieces |
| 40 FOOT GP CONTAINER | 50.000 pieces |
3.2 processing steps
bottle → cap → packaging → quality inspection
3.3 major export markets
asia australasia
eastern europe middle east/africa
north america western europe
central/south america worldwide
3.4 packaging and shipping
fob port: ningbo, shanghai delivery time: 15-30 days
export trade standard carton
3.5 payment and delivery
Payment Terms: Prepaid Wire Transfer, Wire Transfer, Western Union, PayPal, Letter of Credit.
Delivery details: within 30-50 days after confirming the order
key competitive advantages
experienced staff / international certification / price product features / quality certification / reputation / service / sample available / frequency customization
Product Origin
Persian and Arabian chemists helped speed up the production of perfumes and spread their uses throughout the ancient world. However, the rise of Christianity reduced the use of perfumes in many Dark Ages. But it was during this time that the Muslim world maintained the tradition of perfumery and sparked a revival with the start of international trade.
In the 16th century, perfume became popular in France, especially among the upper classes and nobility. With the help of Louis XV's "Court of Perfume", everything smelled: furniture, gloves and other clothing, a substance so loved by elegant and romantic French people that the advent of perfume changed their lives very refined. Therefore, in modern society, the best perfume brands are mostly in France.
One of the oldest uses of perfume was the burning of incense and aromatic herbs for religious services. At that time, perfumes were usually made from aromatic gums picked from trees. It took only a short time for people to discover the romantic potential of perfumes and Use it in every aspect of your life.
With the advent of cologne, 18th century France began to use perfume for a variety of purposes: they used it in bath water, in poultices and enemas, and some nobles ate it in wine or in sugar. Drizzle over pieces and cakes as an aromatic.
