Foaming head
In the world of cosmetics and skin care products, there are many types of lotion pump heads, among which the foaming head is a unique pump head. To understand the foaming head, we have to start with its working principle. It has a special structure inside, and when the user presses the pump head, the air will be fully mixed with the liquid. This mixing process is like a wonderful chemical reaction, which transforms the original liquid into a rich and dense foam texture through the fine filter inside the pump head.
Spray head
The spray head is also widely used in the field of cosmetics. It is mainly suitable for some products with relatively light water quality. Products with light water quality usually have the characteristics of strong fluidity and thin texture, such as toner, makeup setting spray, etc. The design principle of the spray head is to use the pressure inside the pump head to spray the liquid in the form of atomization. When the user presses the spray head, the liquid passes through the small holes of the spray head under the action of high pressure to form tiny droplets, which are quickly dispersed in the air to form a uniform mist.
Drop pump head
Drop pump head is suitable for some thick lotion products. Thick lotions usually contain more oil and nutrients, with a thicker texture and poor fluidity. The design of the drop pump head cleverly solves the problem of inconvenience in using thick lotions. Its working principle is to squeeze out the lotion drop by drop by pressing the pump head.
Press nozzle pump head
The press nozzle pump head also has unique uses in cosmetics and personal care products. It can be used in oral cleaning products and hair care products. In terms of oral cleaning, products like toothpaste usually use a press nozzle pump head. The design of the press nozzle pump head can effectively squeeze out the toothpaste evenly, making it convenient for users to control the amount. When we press the press nozzle pump head, the toothpaste will be squeezed out from the outlet of the pump head to form a uniform paste. This design avoids the problem of uneven squeezing of traditional toothpaste tubes, making the amount of toothpaste squeezed out each time relatively stable. Moreover, the use of the press nozzle pump head is more hygienic, reducing the direct contact between fingers and toothpaste and reducing the risk of bacterial contamination.