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What we actually stock for this

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Honest division: the loose half and the emulsion half are served, and the pressed and palette half is not.

The shelf, measured

Fifty-four containers from 7 to 150 mL with 81 closures. By material 45 PET and 9 PP. By form 34 packers, 17 single wall jars, 2 double wall jars and one honey bottle. Necks 38-400 at 36, 33-400 at 14 and 43-400 at 4.

The closures

All 81 are continuous thread, dome lids or one specialty closure. There is no makeup-specific fitment among them, which is the honest shape of this shelf.

The one sifter

A 43 mm natural polypropylene spice sifter disc, filed under Accessories. It was made for spice jars and it fits the 43 mm neck. Four containers here are 43-400, so the pairing exists and it is narrow.

The nine airless pumps

Two at 15 mL, four at 50 mL and three at 100 mL, in PP, plastic and plastic over metal, in white, natural, frosted and white over silver. For a foundation, concealer or primer these are a real answer.

Color, and what it is for here

13 amber, 12 clear, 11 white, 6 green and 4 each of black, blue and natural. Clear shows a pigment, which sells it. Amber and black protect a light-sensitive colorant, and some pigments do shift.

What is absent, measured

Zero compacts, zero palettes, zero mascara components and zero wands. Eyeshadow and blush in pressed pan form, anything in a palette, and mascara cannot be built from this catalog.

Smallest containers, if you need tiny

Outside this shelf the catalog goes down to a 3.697 mL thick wall PS jar on 33-400 and a 5 mL PET single wall jar on 30-400. Those are sample and single-shade sizes and they are worth knowing about.

References

21 CFR 701.3(f), the alternative to strict descending order: ingredients other than color additives above 1 percent in descending order, then those at not more than 1 percent without respect to order, then color additives without respect to order of predominance. law.cornell.edu
29 CFR 1910.1200, Hazard Communication, which sets what a shipped container of a hazardous chemical carries and requires a safety data sheet. law.cornell.edu
Written from federal regulation and from measured catalog data, not from a formulation bench. Whether a given color additive is listed for a given use, including use in the area of the eye, is a question about that listing in 21 CFR parts 73, 74 and 82. Nothing here is a determination about a specific colorant.