
The packaging material needs to work with the formula inside, especially products containing oils, fragrances or active ingredients.
Reliable seals help keep liquids, creams and other products safely inside during storage and transport.
Material, finish, print and texture all affect how the product feels on shelf and in the customer's hands.
Use full-size, refill, travel and sample formats while keeping the same visual identity across the range.
Powders, masks, creams and other beauty products can all have different requirements. Material choice starts with what is going inside the pack.









For rigid boxes we make a printed physical proof and the proofing fee is credited against the production order. For folding cartons we supply a white mock-up cut to your dimensions free of charge, so you can check the product actually fits before any printing happens.
Yes, in two formats. Spout pouches with a screw cap for anything you pour, and stand up pouches with a zipper for dry formats. Both use considerably less material per unit of product than a rigid bottle, which is usually the point of offering a refill in the first place.
Yes — a combination die stamps and embosses in one pass, which registers better than two separate passes. On fine serif type or hairlines we will usually recommend against embossing, because the paper fibre cannot hold that level of detail.
Synthetic PP, white or clear. Paper labels absorb moisture, and in a shower environment the edges lift within weeks. PP costs a little more per label but it is the difference between a product that still looks new at the end of the bottle and one that does not.
3,000 units per size. Rigid boxes are hand-wrapped rather than machine-folded, so there is no large plate or die cost to amortise — which is why the minimum can sit well below what folding cartons need. Lead time is 4–5 weeks from proof approval.
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