| Product | Model | Available Sizes | Component Materials | Refill Option |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Airless Bottle | PA148 | 30ml, 50ml | PET cap, shoulder and outer bottle; PP actuator and inner bottle | Available |
| Spray Bottle | PB24 | 30ml, 50ml, 80ml, 100ml | PET bottle; PP pump | Not available |
| Syringe-Style Bottle | TE19 | 15ml, 30ml | PETG cap and dispensing tip; PP inner container; ABS outer bottle and button | Not available |
| Cream Jar | PJ48 | 50g, 100g, 150g, 200g, 250g | All-PP construction | Not available |
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Supplier | Topfeelpack |
| Packaging Category | Cosmetic bottles and jars |
| MOQ | 10,000 pieces |
| Customization | Colors and printing |
| Reference Appearance | Blue gradient with white branding |
Jar sizes follow the supplied gram designations; actual filling weight depends on formula density. Confirm MOQ allocation across models, sizes and decoration options when requesting a quotation.
A skincare packaging set should connect products visually while giving each formula an appropriate container. This collection combines tall bottle profiles with a compact cream jar, creating a recognizable family across different steps of a skincare routine. The blue gradient shown in the reference images provides a cohesive starting point for hydration-focused or contemporary skincare branding.
For retail displays and ecommerce photography, matching colors and consistent artwork help customers recognize related products. Brands can present individual items alongside a complete routine, supporting both standalone product pages and collection merchandising.
Available in 30ml and 50ml, the PA148 combines a PP inner bottle with a PET outer bottle, shoulder and cap. Its airless dispensing format is intended to limit air exchange during use compared with an open container. Suitability for a particular serum, lotion or emulsion should be established through formula compatibility and dispensing tests.
The available refill option gives brands a starting point for planning a replacement-container program. Confirm the refill configuration and replacement instructions before developing consumer-facing claims or refill packaging.
The PB24 offers 30ml, 50ml, 80ml and 100ml options with a PET bottle and PP pump. It provides a spray-format counterpart to the collection’s lotion and cream packaging. For facial mist or liquid toner projects, evaluate spray performance with the actual formula, especially where viscosity or suspended ingredients may affect dispensing.
The TE19 adds a distinctive syringe-style cosmetic bottle in 15ml and 30ml. Its elongated profile and narrow dispensing tip offer a different presentation for targeted skincare products. Pairing this format with the airless bottle and cream jar gives the collection a visually distinctive treatment step.
The PJ48 cream jar extends the collection from 50g to 250g nominal sizes, giving buyers options for face cream, masks or body-care concepts. Its all-PP construction provides a clear material specification for packaging evaluation. The wide opening supports access to thicker products, subject to compatibility testing.
Material choice alone does not establish recyclability in every market. Any disposal guidance should reflect the finished decoration, component configuration and local collection requirements.
Topfeelpack brings these four models together as a coordinated cosmetic packaging offering with customizable colors and printing. Use a shared logo position, typography and color palette to connect the collection, then differentiate formulas through product names and size information.
For sourcing teams, a consolidated brief makes the intended range easier to communicate. Specify the selected models, quantities, capacities, artwork and target market so the quotation reflects the actual collection. Review decorated samples together to assess color consistency across PET, PETG, PP and ABS surfaces.
Send Topfeelpack your preferred model combination, formula types, color references and printing artwork to discuss a packaging proposal. Before bulk ordering, confirm component specifications, formula compatibility, dispensing performance and the approved decoration. This helps turn a coordinated visual concept into a clearly defined purchasing specification.