5ml Tapered Glass Profile with a Wider Base
The tapered body is the most distinctive feature of this 5ml glass nail polish bottle. The upper section narrows toward the neck while the lower body opens into a wider base, creating a compact silhouette that is visually different from straight-sided round or rectangular bottles. For small nail color collections, this profile gives the package more character without relying on an elaborate novelty shape.
The confirmed finished height is 56 mm including the cap, while the glass bottle height without the cap is 40 mm. The bottom width is 18 mm and the bottle weighs 21 g. These dimensions make the bottle useful for buyers developing compact nail polish packaging where bottle proportion, brush assembly, decoration area, and secondary packaging all need to be considered together.


- 5ml capacity: Supports compact nail polish packaging for brands developing smaller-format color collections.
- Tapered glass profile: The narrower upper body and wider base provide a recognizable silhouette without changing the basic nail polish bottle format.
- 56 mm finished height: Gives packaging teams a confirmed reference for preliminary carton, insert, and display development.
- 21 g bottle weight: Provides a practical unit-weight reference for early purchasing and packing calculations.
Screw-Neck Bottle with Cap and Nail Polish Brush Assembly
This 5ml tapered glass nail polish bottle uses a screw-neck structure and can be combined with a cap-and-brush assembly for nail polish applications. The exact neck finish has not been confirmed, so buyers should not select a closure simply because another 5ml bottle uses a similar-looking thread.


For an accurate packaging specification, the glass bottle, screw cap, stem, and brush should be approved as one assembled set. Cap engagement and brush position depend on the actual component dimensions rather than nominal capacity alone. This becomes especially important on a compact bottle where a relatively small difference in stem or brush length can change the final assembly.
- Screw-neck structure: The closure should be matched to the actual bottle thread before the final component specification is released.
- Cap-and-brush combination: Buyers should approve the intended cap and nail polish brush together with the selected bottle.
- Applicator dimensions: Stem and brush length should be determined from the actual bottle and approved sample rather than copied from another 5ml package.
Custom Printing and Decoration on the Tapered Glass Body
Confirmed customization processes include silk-screen printing, coating, electroplating, and decals. These options allow brands to develop a custom printed 5ml nail polish bottle around the existing tapered glass structure while changing the visual identity through logos, surface color, metallic effects, or decorative graphics.

- Silk-screen printing: Suitable for direct logos, brand names, or relatively simple graphics applied to a defined area of the glass surface.
- Coating: Appropriate when the design requires broader surface color rather than only localized printed artwork.
- Electroplating: Can be considered when a metallic decorative appearance is part of the packaging direction.
- Decals: Offer another route for decorative graphics that are not best handled through direct silk-screen printing.
The tapered sidewalls should be considered during artwork development. A logo that looks balanced on a flat layout may need adjustment when placed on a body that changes width from top to bottom. Buyers should therefore confirm artwork scale, orientation, and decoration coverage on the physical decorated sample before final approval.
Dimensions and Sample Approval for Packaging Development
The confirmed 18 × 56 mm bottom-width and finished-height specification can be used as a starting point when developing cartons, inserts, trays, or presentation sets. The bottle itself is 40 mm high without the cap, but final secondary packaging should be based on the approved assembled bottle because the selected cap and packing orientation determine the actual space required.

- Confirm the bottle profile: Review the tapered body and wider base against the intended brand presentation.
- Confirm the component set: Approve the actual screw cap, stem, and brush that will be supplied with the bottle.
- Confirm decoration placement: Check logo size and alignment on the changing width of the tapered body.
- Confirm secondary packaging: Develop final cartons or inserts around the approved assembled sample rather than nominal 5ml capacity alone.
Wholesale Custom Supply for 5ml Nail Polish Packaging
FOLOVER PACK supports wholesale custom packaging projects using this 5ml tapered glass nail polish bottle, including bottle supply, component matching, and the confirmed decoration options. The MOQ for this product is 100 pieces, and buyers can discuss the required cap-and-brush combination together with silk-screen printing, coating, electroplating, or decal requirements.
For an RFQ, provide the required quantity, preferred cap and brush configuration, logo artwork, decoration process, desired finish, and any secondary packaging requirements. If the exact neck size, applicator dimensions, or artwork position is still undecided, those details should remain subject to sample approval rather than being treated as final production specifications.
For brands developing several nail polish shades, the same 5ml glass bottle and closure structure can also be used as a consistent packaging base while approved printing or decorative treatments vary between SKUs. This helps keep the purchasing brief clearer when multiple color references are developed around one bottle format.











