Jaysis Clarins' new dropper bottle is getting a lorra lorra outings on the blog of late, isn't it? This new delivery method is popping its pippetty self on top of all bottles come January and I for one am bloody delighted about this development because there's a rare thing I like more than a bottle with a dropper.
Sciency. Measury. Altogether more fancy-feeling than lolloping some goo out of a pot, gently pumping an actives packed serum out of a shaded glass apothecary bottle (coloured to protect from sunlight, doncha know) all on its own feels like something that's going to be seriously good for my complexion.
It could be water, ladies, and I'd still feel like I was doing myself a favour.
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So yes, droppers are my favourite forms of packaging. Not only do they lull me into a sense of skincare self-worth but they're actually pretty good at accurately dispensing product, cutting down on waste and cross-contamination too. I'm not hugely keen on fingers in pots so pipettes and vials get the thumbs up in that regard too.
This is me: do you prefer the luxury of heavy glass and silky unguents? Maybe hermetically-sealed pumps float your boat or squeezy tubes are the ones for you - whatever you like your products to come in, I want to hear about it, STAT.
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