Glossary

Pipette

09.12.23

In the beauty packaging industry, a pipette refers to a part of a dropper—the slender glass or plastic tube with a tapered end used for accurate measurement and dispensing of liquids. It is a precision tool that allows controlled transfer of small volumes of substances, such as serums, oils, or fragrance concentrates. 
 
For businesses in the beauty sector, pipettes offer numerous benefits. They provide precise and consistent dosing, ensuring that the desired amount of product is dispensed each time. This accuracy is crucial in formulations where precise ratios or specific concentrations are required. Pipettes also offer a hygienic method of application, as they can be easily cleaned or disposed of after use.   Pipettes contribute to a sense of luxury and sophistication, as they are commonly associated with high-end skincare or fragrance products.
 
Synonyms or associated acronyms for pipettes include terms like "micropipette," "liquid dropper," or "transfer pipette." Pipettes are typically made of glass or plastic, with glass providing a more premium and aesthetically pleasing option. They can be used as standalone tools for measuring and dispensing liquids or integrated into the packaging design, such as a bottle with an attached pipette. Pipettes offer precision and control in the application process, allowing users to customize the amount of product used and ensuring efficient and targeted use of the formulation. They are a preferred choice for products where accuracy, dosing control, and an elevated user experience are desired.