Cosmetic packaging manufacturer
Custom Cosmetic Packaging Manufacturer
From airless bottles to complete skincare sets, we develop packaging around your formula, brand and market.
10+Years
Cosmetic packaging experience
6000+ sq m
20 sets
Injection molding machines
OEM / ODM
Development through production
Explore packaging by category.
Start with the package format, then refine material, capacity, dispensing and decoration with our team.
Cream Jars
Spray Bottles
Lotion Bottles
Perfume Bottles
Refillable Packaging
All Products
Built around your brand
One packaging family, consistently finished.
Standard molds can be adapted with coordinated color, decoration, pumps and closures. Custom structures are developed when the project requires them.
Structure and capacity
Standard formats or custom mold development
Material selection
PP, PET, PETG, acrylic, glass and PCR
Color matching
Pantone reference or approved physical sample
Surface decoration
Printing, spraying, frosting and hot stamping
From approved sample to repeatable production.
- Molding, decoration, assembly and quality inspection are managed within a coordinated production process.
- Component fit, color standards, decoration details and packing specifications are confirmed before mass production.
10 sets
Printing presses
4 sets
Hot stamping machines
1 line
Spraying capability
1 line
Electroplating capability
A clear path to production.
Share requirements
Formula, capacity, quantity, market and decoration needs.
Confirm components
Match bottle, pump, closure, material and finish.
Approve samples
Review structure, appearance, assembly and compatibility.
Produce and inspect
Manufacture against the signed sample and shipping specification.
Quality checks tied to real filling risks.
Inspection focuses on leakage, dispensing, component fit, color consistency and transport readiness.
Component fit
Bottle, pump, cap, collar and inner parts are checked as an assembled system.
Pump performance
Dispensing action, output consistency and return are reviewed.
Color and decoration
Production is compared with the approved signed sample.
Leakage and packing
Finished packs are inspected before shipment release.
Sustainability starts with packaging decisions.
We help brands compare practical ways to reduce virgin material, extend component use and simplify end-of-life material streams.
Reduce
Review wall thickness, component count and pack weight while protecting dispensing performance and filling-line stability.
Reuse
Develop refillable jars and bottles with replaceable inner cartridges for packaging intended to stay in use longer.
Recycle
Consider PCR options and PP-led mono-material structures where the selected format, decoration and market allow them.
Redesign
Rework structures, pumps and decoration choices to reduce unnecessary parts and improve material compatibility.
Material availability and recyclability vary by component, decoration, formula and local collection system. Final claims should be confirmed for the intended market.
Common sourcing questions.
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What Is an Airless Pump Bottle? How It Works & Benefits
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PP vs Acrylic Airless Bottles: Which Is Better for Skincare Packaging?
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