I opted for this solution because:

• It preserves antioxidants that help reduce skin cell damage caused by free radicals in the body. Antioxidants begin to break down when exposed to air and light through the process of oxidation. Think of an apple that turns brown shortly after you cut it; the same degradation process begins as soon as antioxidants are exposed to air, diminishing their ability to fight free radicals.
• Prevents contamination. The growth of bacteria, fungi, and yeast in skin care products is concerning because of the health hazards it can pose.
• Extends product shelf life. Protection from air and light helps to keep the products stable. Most lotions and creams are a combination of and oil brought together with an emulsifier. Light, air, heat and other environmental variables can cause emulsification over time, affecting product usability.
• Controlled dosage. Getting the right amount of product in skincare packaging can be a challenge. It often happens that we take out too much product at once. And putting the product back after increases the risk of contamination. Airless packs dispense an exact amount so you can be sure you have the right amount for your needs. And if your container is stored upside down in your bag or sitting on its side in a bathroom cabinet, don’t worry . The airless vacuum container defies gravity, ensuring that the product is stored in maximum safety.
• No product waste. The airless container is excellent when it comes to not wasting a single gram of product. Everyone knows that skin care can be expensive. So there is nothing more frustrating to see the product untouchable and impossible to use. Over the course of a year, using airless containers can save you considerable amounts of money because of the disc that pushes the product up from the bottom and has a seal along the edges, scraping off the last product.