Paper packaging
Cosmetics packaging
Cosmetics & personal-care packaging
A consistent presentation, from the outer carton to the gift set.
Built around your product
Start with the purpose.
Then shape the pack.
Beauty and personal-care ranges need a packaging system that works across different sizes and products. Explore cartons, presentation boxes, inserts and selected flexible formats with careful attention to finish and information hierarchy.
Format, materials and finishing are defined in your project specification.
| Formats to discuss | Folding cartons, gift sets, wrapped rigid boxes and selected flexible personal-care formats |
|---|---|
| Material direction | Paperboard and presentation papers; flexible structures reviewed separately for compatibility |
| Detail direction | Matte surfaces, spot highlights, foil, embossing and coordinated printed inserts |
| Buyer inputs | Product dimensions, packaging tier, range sizes, quantity and brand artwork |
| Product requirements | Mandatory labels and any contact/compatibility needs confirmed for the intended market |
Explore the format
See the structure. Look closer.
Explore presentation, construction details and packaging context. Select an image for a closer view.
Consider the details
What makes the format work.
Build a coherent range
Create a repeatable visual system while allowing each product to be identified quickly.
Protect the presentation
Consider fitted inserts and surface protection for bottles, jars and fragile components.
Make details purposeful
Use print, foil or embossing where it helps the product, rather than adding complexity without a reason.
A clearer brief
Make your next conversation useful.
Bring the product requirements, not just a picture of a box. The following details help us discuss feasibility and prepare a meaningful quotation.
Minimum quantities, sample fees, testing and lead times vary by specification. No fixed commitment is made until the project is reviewed and agreed in writing.
Include in your enquiry
- Is this one product or a coordinated range?
- Will bottles or jars need a fitted insert?
- Which finish is central to the brand presentation?
- What product information must be visible on the carton?
Where it fits
A format with different possibilities.
Product questions
Before you specify.
Can a range share the same visual style?
Yes. Provide the range list and artwork hierarchy. Paper, print and finishing directions can be coordinated across sizes while checking each structure separately.
Will foil or embossing work on any paper?
The result depends on the substrate, graphic detail and production process. Review a sample or proof for critical finishes.
Can the carton contain all mandatory information?
Plan the artwork early and have market-specific product information reviewed by the appropriate responsible person before approving the print file.
Complete the packaging
