250ml Plastic Hand Lotion Bottle with Pump
250ml Plastic Hand Lotion Bottle with Pump
This 250ml plastic bottle with a pump is designed for refilling, allowing you to easily decant your favourite Ubiety hand lotion and reduce single-use plastic waste.
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This 250ml plastic bottle, complete with a convenient pump dispenser, is ideal for refilling with your preferred Ubiety hand lotion. It is designed to be a durable, reusable container, helping you minimise waste by purchasing larger refills rather than smaller, single-use bottles. The pump mechanism ensures easy and hygienic dispensing, making it perfect for everyday use in your kitchen, bathroom, or workspace.
- Capacity: 250ml
- Includes pump dispenser
- Reusable design for refilling

About Our Brand Ubiety
Ubiety specialises in plant-based body care and home fragrance, providing a range of products designed to integrate the calming and restorative power of nature into daily routines. By drawing inspiration from wild woodlands, Ubiety addresses the need for personal care items that not only soothe and re-energise but also connect users to the resilience and quietude of natural landscapes.
What truly sets Ubiety apart is its unwavering commitment to botanical integrity. Each product is meticulously crafted using only plant-based ingredients, deliberately avoiding the synthetic fillers and artificial compounds prevalent in much of the mainstream market. This ensures that the efficacy and purpose of the products are derived directly from the natural properties of their components, offering a pure and unadulterated experience.
Ubiety operates on a unique 'Feel Good, Do Good' principle, structurally embedded in its business model: 100% of its profits are donated to charity. This is not a conditional pledge but the brand's fundamental operating model, ensuring that every body lotion or home fragrance purchased directly contributes to charitable causes, transforming consumer choices into direct philanthropic actions.