Creativity & ‘newness’ remain key marketing tools to appeal to beauty shoppers—as advances in sustainability and production are redefining packaging innovation.
There are a multitude of decorating processes beauty brands can use to transform the look of a bottle, jar, tube—partnering with the right supplier is key.
UKPACK’s Jellyfish Cosmetic Jar captivates consumers by delivering a unique visual experience that aligns with the high standards of today’s beauty industry.
The XTAG glass bottle features an airless refill system that uses pouch technology, representing a new approach to consumption that respects the planet.
Nearly 1,200 exhibitors showcased finished products and packaging—and welcomed 26,000 visitors to the 21st edition of Cosmoprof North America Las Vegas.
Manufacturing plants are picking up speed in North America, due to cost savings, access, shipping, timeline/speed to market, reduction of carbon footprint
Post-pandemic, samples have taken on a larger role in enticing consumers to purchase full-size products—or, to easily tote them along as ‘small indulgences.’
Brands are meeting the rising demand for fragrances—& suppliers are offering glass bottles that are recyclable, refillable, and decorated in a multitude of ways
As global regulations push for sustainable packaging, beauty buyers grow more conscious. Transparency is now a must—and new calls for industry collaboration.
There's no shortage of packaging for both mascara and lip color—especially if you're looking for refillable designs & sustainable materials, suppliers say.
Origins will become the first global prestige beauty brand to utilize 'advanced recycled resin' for a tube, due to ELC's new partnership with Sabic and Albéa