Beauty packaging that works beyond the first impression

Start with the actual formula or item and how it will be packed. Check compatibility and handling before choosing the film, closure and design.

Specify the formula and contact conditions

Describe the actual formula or item, fill amount and contact conditions. Confirm compatibility and leakage requirements for the proposed material, seals and closure.

Test the detail that can change the choice

A dry bath product and a liquid formula can create very different demands. Review handling, residue and opening with representative finished packages.

Make room for the information

The product’s classification and claims affect its labeling obligations. Plan readable text and codes on the real dieline, and check the applicable requirements.

FDA cosmetic labeling guidance

Choose finished pouches or rollstock

Use finished stand-up or lay-flat pouches when you need packages ready for filling. Use printed rollstock when your packing line forms the package. The standard configurators show documented options; suitability and performance for your particular product still need confirmation.