Here’s a look at some of the latest and greatest packages recently featured in Beauty Packaging.
The Louboutin nail polish bottle, produced by Pochet, makes a unique statement that parallels the designer’s famous red sole stilettos.
The captivating packaging for Nest’s Midnight Fleur Eau de Parfum was inspired by the botanical artwork of an 18th Century English artist.
This package for Urban Decay, from Color Optics and Arcade Marketing, integrates an eye shadow primer potion sample with the secondary folding carton, housing a sample pack.
Cosmogen’s single-use, self-heating tube-within-a-tube provides consumers with a warm, pampering treatment.
The skin care brand DNA EGF chose vibrant colors with a soft-touch coating for its test-tube shaped bottles.
Decotech used a translucent CMYK digital printing process to print directly on the glass, and was able to go right to the edges of this bottle.
The five-piece jar for Anita’s Balm is produced in a 3D printer using PLA. When assembled, the twist-up jar resembles a tiny piece of Greek pottery.
With Pochet’s E-motion, described as “a smart packaging development program,” light becomes the ultimate decoration for luxury packaging.
Pinpoint application registration during the manufacturing process is required to create the differentiating square shape of World Wide Packaging’s new tube.
The new, slim Vice palette delivered to the edgy Urban Decay brand by HCT Group, features a unique magnetic closure. The shiny case comes “alive” with a holographic-like image and glittery logo.
Estée Lauder’s Re-Nutriv Ultimate Diamond Sculpting/Refinishing Dual Infusion premium skin care product combines two elixirs that are sealed separately to preserve intense potency, then blended together for a powerful dosage.
Weckerle got the idea for this special lipstick case from observing how high-tech devices are designed for use with one hand only.
