Preservation: Glass is non-porous and inert, meaning it won't react with the delicate alcohol and fragrance oils inside. This protects the scent's integrity and prevents it from spoiling.
Protection: It shields the perfume from its two biggest enemies: air (which can oxidize the top notes) and light (especially UV rays, which can break down the fragrance molecules). This is why many bottles are made of colored glass.
Presentation & Identity: The bottle is a key part of the brand's story and the fragrance's identity. Its design, weight, and feel contribute significantly to the luxury experience.

Anatomy of a Glass Perfume Bottle
1. Bottle/Flacon: The main vessel that holds the liquid.
2. Cap/Cover: The lid. It can be simple or incredibly ornate, and its primary function is to seal the bottle to prevent evaporation. It's often a major design element.
3. Atomizer/Sprayer: The mechanical pump that dispenses the fragrance as a mist.
  - Pump Chamber: The internal mechanism.
  - Straw: The tube that reaches to the bottom of the bottle.
  - Actuator: The head you press down on.
4. Collar: The decorative piece, often metal or plastic, that sits between the bottle's neck and the atomizer, hiding the mechanics.

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