Zen de Jour uses Airless containers even though they are the most expensive type of packaging available for skin care products. The reason for the greater expenses is due to the amount of components integrated in them as well as other reasons. They have numerous benefits that out way the price of the container.
3 main reasons for using airless containers
- The first benefit of an airless containers is the fact that they protect the most sensitive ingredients, like peptides and vitamins from oxidation. They ensure that the product does not lose any of it’s potency during storage and use.
- Second benefit why Zen de Jour uses airless containers is that the product will not dry out, become contamination, discoloration, and have a longer shelf life after opening. This means that you don’t have to worry about your skincare going bad or becoming something other than what you purchased.
- Lastly, the great part of using an airless containers is the pump mechanism. This allows for perfect amount of product to be dispense each and every time. Not only do you get the accurate amount that you need but, you also ensure that you get to use 100% of the product you buy as you’ll not lose anything inside the container.
How does airless container work
An airless packaging uses a difference in environmental pressure to create a vacuum that can evacuate a product from a container. This is a different from a traditional aerosol, which often requires a propellant that is added to a product. The propellant maintains an even pressure in the container by evaporating a small amount, and when evacuated, evaporates rapidly so that only the product being dispensed remains as very fine droplets or mist. Airless solutions don’t require propellants though there are many variations of airless containers the main type used is based on a functional interior plunger. The plunger creates an airtight seal in the interior of the barrel portion that houses the product, so when it is actuated, the product is pushed up from the bottom and evacuated completely. As the product is evacuated the plunger moves up preventing any air to enter the container.
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