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Explore cosmetic packaging applications for skincare, makeup and personal care. Browse bottles, jars and dispensing options, then discuss containers, closures and customization for your product range.
Explore packaging for creams, serums, facial oils, cleansers and sun care. Start with your product type, then compare container styles and dispensing options.
Jars for creams and gels that users apply directly with their fingers or a spatula.
Night creams, eye creams, facial gels
Bottles for essential oils and facial treatment oils, with closure selection based on dispensing and storage needs.
Essential oils, facial treatment oils
Compare bottle and dispenser combinations for daily skincare lotions.
Facial moisturizers, body lotions
Glass bottles for facial serums and treatment concentrates, with closures selected to suit the formula and how it is applied.
Facial serums, treatment concentrates
Glass vials for skincare samples and serum concentrates. Consider fill volume and closure type when selecting a vial.
Trial samples, serum concentrates
Foam pump bottles for facial cleansers and cleansing mousses. Check pump performance with your formula before production.
Foaming facial cleansers, cleansing mousses
Roller applicator formats for products applied directly to a small area.
Eye serums, facial treatment oils
Spray bottles for facial mists and makeup setting sprays. Check spray output and compatibility with your formula.
Facial mists, makeup setting sprays
Bottle and closure options for liquid skincare products used directly or with a cotton pad.
Facial toners, micellar water
Explore packaging options for sun care, based on product texture, dispensing needs and intended use.
Facial sunscreens, body sunscreens
Explore foundation bottles, lip gloss tubes and makeup remover bottles. Consider dispensing, application and appearance when choosing packaging for your makeup range.
Compare bottle and dispenser options for your foundation’s texture and preferred application method.
Liquid foundations, BB creams
Lip gloss tubes for glosses and lip oils. Consider applicator shape and how much product it picks up.
Lip glosses, lip oils
Bottles for liquid makeup removers and cleansing oils, with closures selected for dispensing and sealing needs.
Liquid makeup removers, cleansing oils
Explore bottles and jars for hair care and body care. Consider how customers will handle, dispense and store the product during everyday use.
Bottles for shampoos and conditioners, with closures selected to suit the formula and everyday use.
Shampoos, conditioners
Explore bottles and dispensers for body lotions and hand lotions, considering ease of holding and the amount dispensed.
Body lotions, hand lotions
Jar formats that provide direct access to thick body care products.
Body butters, body scrubs, rich body creams
The product category is a starting point. Your formula, dispensing method and filling requirements help narrow down the right container and components.
Tell us about your formula and any known packaging compatibility requirements. Material selection should account for the container, closure and all components that contact the formula.
Think about how customers will apply the product: pouring, pumping, spraying, rolling or scooping. Review the amount dispensed, ease of handling and closure design alongside the container’s appearance.
Evaluate samples with your intended formula before bulk production. Depending on the project, packaging checks can include compatibility, sealing, dispensing output, dimensions and print adhesion. Tell us about any filling-line requirements or documentation your team needs.
Start with an existing packaging design or discuss a new mold for a different shape or component. Your choice affects minimum order quantities, sampling and production lead times.
Build your packaging range around an existing container. Options include bottle, pump and cap colors; gloss, matte or soft-touch finishes; printing and other decoration; and matching paper packaging. Available combinations depend on the selected material, components and artwork.
For a new bottle shape or packaging component, share your reference design and functional requirements. We review technical feasibility before confirming mold development, samples and the production plan.
| Project type | Starting Quantity |
|---|---|
| Standard glass bottles and jars | 5,000 pieces |
| Standard plastic or post-consumer recycled (PCR) packaging | 10,000 pieces |
| Printing or spray coating on existing designs | 10,000 pieces |
| Plastic packaging with a new mold | 10,000 pieces |
| Glass packaging with a new mold | 30,000 pieces |
Final MOQ depends on the product, material, decoration, components and project requirements. The standard glass starting quantity does not apply automatically to decorated glass or new-mold projects.
The fee may be refunded after a bulk order if the approved print artwork remains unchanged; the quotation confirms the applicable terms.
Final schedules depend on specifications, components, quantity, testing and the production plan; shipping time is separate.
A skincare range may need serum bottles, cleanser pumps, lotion dispensers, cream jars and sample vials. As a cosmetic packaging manufacturer, we can help you choose containers and components for each product while planning colors, finishes and decoration across the range.
Glass, PCR plastic and sugarcane-based plastic are among the material options in our cosmetic packaging portfolio. The choice for each item depends on the formula, container and components. For PCR packaging, specify the recycled content you need for each component.
Colors and finishes can look different on glass, plastic and individual components. Review physical samples together to assess color consistency before approving production. Include the quantity and required date for each item in your inquiry so we can confirm minimum order quantities and production timing for the range.
Customize existing packaging with colors, finishes and printing, or discuss new-mold development for a different shape. Available combinations depend on the selected materials, components and artwork.
Answers to common questions about choosing packaging, coordinating a product range and planning quantities.
Contact Our TeamYes. Tell us what the product is, how it should be applied and the capacity you need. Your expected quantity and customization requirements will also help us suggest container and closure options.
We offer color, finish and decoration options for coordinating bottles, jars and components. Available combinations depend on the selected packaging. Glass, plastic and different surface treatments can affect the final appearance, so review physical samples together before approving production.
A combined total does not automatically satisfy the MOQ for every item. Share the quantity needed for each bottle, jar and component, together with the decoration requirements. We will review the product mix and confirm the applicable minimum quantities in the quotation.
Yes. Tell us which components you want to use post-consumer recycled (PCR) material in, your target PCR percentage and any documentation requirements. Available options and recycled content depend on the selected packaging and technical requirements.
Share your product type, target capacity, expected quantity and customization needs. Include any reference designs and timing requirements so we can suggest packaging options for your project. If you have not selected a container yet, start with the product you plan to package.
