How to choose a cosmetic bottle
A buying guide for cosmetic bottles: matching the pack to the formula, choosing material, capacity, neck and decoration, and what drives MOQ and cost.
Read articleShape, colour and decoration: how to turn a bottle into your product's packaging, and what each decoration method costs you in time.
A buying guide for cosmetic bottles: matching the pack to the formula, choosing material, capacity, neck and decoration, and what drives MOQ and cost.
Read articleHow colour references work in bottle production, why batches drift, and what to agree with your supplier so every shipment matches your brand.
Read articleWhat a 100ml bottle can realistically hold, the neck and closure sizes available, where 100ml formats work best in retail and travel packs.
Read articleGlass or plastic, dropper or orifice reducer: choosing an essential oil bottle that protects the oil and dispenses the right drop every time.
Read articleWhat can be customised on a PET bottle — shape, neck, colour, decoration and wall thickness — and how sampling works before mass production.
Read articleBoston round, flat oval, square, tapered and double-mouth bottles: what each shape is good for, how shape affects tooling and handling.
Read articleScreen printing, hot stamping, transfer printing and labels compared on durability, setup cost and minimum quantity for bottle decoration.
Read articleAmber bottles block light that degrades oils, vitamins and fragrances. Material options, capacities and closures for light-sensitive products.
Read articleHow to choose a perfume bottle: glass or heavy-wall plastic, neck and pump standards, cap weight and the finishing that makes it feel premium.
Read articleEmpty plastic bottles are bought for refill programmes, in-house filling, sample kits and promotional packs. Sizes and specifications to consider.
Read articleThe custom bottle process step by step: brief, drawing, tooling, samples, compatibility testing, decoration approval and bulk production.
Read articleShelf impact, grip, label area and filling efficiency all start at the design stage. How to brief a bottle design that is also manufacturable.
Read articleSmall bottles are used for samples, serums, oils and travel sizes. Capacity tolerance, neck standards and decoration on compact formats.
Read articleSelected client projects: briefs we received, bottle and material we recommended, and how the packaging performed after launch.
Read articleThe six levers of bottle customisation — logo, colour, shape, size, thickness and material —, how each one affects cost and lead time.
Read articleScreen printing, hot stamping, labelling and transfer printing: how each bottle logo method looks, wears and prices out at different volumes.
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