CUSTOM SERVICE
Jarsking’s OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturing) services provide brands with custom-manufactured packaging using client-supplied designs and specifications. This service allows brands to maintain complete control over their packaging aesthetics while leveraging Jarsking’s manufacturing expertise.
Jarsking’s ODM (Original Design Manufacturing) services offer end-to-end packaging development, where their design team creates custom packaging solutions from concept to production. This service is perfect for brands seeking innovative packaging without in-house design capabilities.
Discover specialized packaging solutions designed for different cosmetic applications. From skincare’s focus on protection and contamination prevention to makeup’s emphasis on precision application and fragrance’s premium aesthetic appeal, each category requires unique packaging considerations to maximize product performance, consumer experience, and brand identity.
Focuses on protection from light, air, and contamination.
Often includes airless systems for sensitive formulations.
Typically requires larger containers for creams, lotions, and serums.
Emphasizes convenience and precision in application.
Includes specialized applicators and dispensing mechanisms.
Often features clear components to display product color.
Primary packaging refers to the immediate container that directly holds the cosmetic product and comes in contact with the formula.
Explore the diverse range of cosmetic packaging containers designed for specific product formulations. From bottles and jars to tubes and airless systems, each container type offers unique benefits for product protection, dispensing functionality, and consumer experience while enhancing your brand’s visual appeal and market positioning.
Mess-Free Application: Used for solid formulations like lipsticks, balms, and solid perfumes, offering convenient, clean application without brushes or fingers
Portability: Highly compact and travel-friendly, fitting perfectly in bags for on-the-go touch-ups and application
Precise Control: Provides high-level precision for targeted application, especially important for makeup products like contour sticks, blush sticks, or highlighters
Versatility: Expanded beyond traditional uses into multiple beauty categories including makeup, skincare, and haircare products
Secondary packaging encases the primary packaging.
Lightweight and cost-effective, these boxes can be shipped flat, saving storage space. They’re easy to assemble and provide a clean, professional look, making them ideal for high-volume orders.
Known for their durability and premium feel, rigid boxes are non-collapsible and perfect for luxury cosmetics. They offer strong protection for delicate products, adding a sense of exclusivity.
Featuring a built-in magnet, these boxes close securely and offer a sophisticated unboxing experience. They’re commonly used for high-end skincare and makeup items.
Designed like a drawer that pulls out from an outer casing, these boxes are luxurious and visually appealing. They’re often used for premium collections or gift items.
Featuring a snug-fitting cap that lifts off to reveal the product inside. Ideal for cosmetics, perfumes, and small beauty items, providing sturdy protection and customizable designs for brands.
Featuring a transparent window, these boxes allow customers to see the product inside without opening the package. Perfect for showcasing colors or textures, ideal for makeup products.
Tailored for cosmetic collections, made from premium materials, they can be customized with finishes like embossing or foil stamping. Perfect for special occasions or promotional events.
Glass offers luxury appeal and excellent protection, ideal for high-end skincare and perfumes. Plastic provides versatility and cost-effectiveness for everyday products. Metal creates premium durability for compacts and deodorants. Sustainable options like recycled materials and biodegradable packaging are increasingly popular with eco-conscious consumers.
Compatibility depends on various factors specific to your formulation. Perform stability, compatibility, and shelf life testing to ensure your packaging works with your product. Consider consulting packaging engineers who specialize in beauty industry requirements and can recommend appropriate materials based on your specific formulation needs.
Focus on packaging design that aligns with your brand identity, practical size and shape for consumer use, functionality that preserves product integrity, and compliance with industry regulations. Balance aesthetic appeal with protection, cost-effectiveness, and sustainability to create packaging that enhances the overall customer experience.
Consider using standard packaging with custom labels rather than fully custom designs. Explore various material options like cardboard for outer packaging. Order in optimal quantities to balance inventory costs with bulk discounts. Sustainable materials can be cost-effective long-term and may qualify for tax benefits in some regions.
Packaging must comply with labeling requirements including the product name on the principal display panel. You must ensure packaging is not deceptive and meets all relevant regulations such as the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act and Fair Packaging and Labeling Act. As the manufacturer, you have legal responsibility for both safety and labeling compliance.
Consumers increasingly demand eco-friendly packaging, but sustainable options may present challenges in sourcing, higher upfront costs, and design limitations. Consider recyclable and biodegradable materials, or replaceable and airless systems to meet consumer expectations while balancing practical considerations like durability and protection during shipping.
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