Topfeelpack · Skincare Packaging Collection
The Elegance Blue Collection brings together coordinated cosmetic packaging formats for skincare brands — combining a distinctive blue identity with practical options for different product types and formulations.
01 / The Collection
The Elegance Blue Skincare Packaging Collection is designed around a consistent visual language: deep-blue color, polished surfaces and clean, geometric silhouettes.
Instead of relying on one container type, the collection brings together airless bottles, a cream jar, a spray bottle, a dual-chamber bottle and a sunscreen bottle. Each format serves a different packaging purpose while contributing to a recognizable product-line identity.
For brands developing a coordinated facial-care or sun-care range, this combination offers a starting point for organizing multiple SKUs under one visual direction.
02 / Product Specifications
Compare the available models, capacities and main material configurations in the collection.
| Product type | Model | Capacity | Main material / structure | Refill |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Airless Bottle | PA134 | 30ml / 50ml | PP, metal spring | Available |
| Cream Jar | PJ115 | 20g / 30g / 50g / 100g | PP | Not specified |
| Spray Bottle | PB14 | 80ml / 100ml / 120ml | PET bottle, PP pump, PETG cap | Not specified |
| Dual Chamber Bottle | DA17 | 10+10ml / 15+15ml | AS outer components, PP button / ring, PETG inner chambers | Not specified |
| Sunscreen Bottle | PS13 | 30ml | Double-layer PP structure | Not specified |
Specifications are based on the currently supplied product information. Please confirm final dimensions, component construction and refill availability with Topfeelpack before ordering.
03 / The Packaging Edit
Select packaging according to the product format, dispensing preference and brand experience you want to create.
Available in 30ml and 50ml, the PA134 uses a PP-based structure with a metal spring dispensing mechanism. Its replaceable-refill configuration gives brands an additional packaging option to consider for selected serums, lotions and facial treatment products. Formula compatibility and dispensing performance should be tested with the intended formulation.
The PJ115 cream jar is offered in 20g, 30g, 50g and 100g sizes. Its PP construction and compact jar format make it suitable for a range of cream-based skincare concepts, such as moisturizers, face creams and masks. Multiple capacities help brands build size variations within a consistent packaging family.
The PB14 spray bottle comes in 80ml, 100ml and 120ml capacities. It combines a PET bottle body with a PP pump and PETG cap. This format can be considered for facial mists, refreshing sprays and other compatible liquid personal-care products. The final spray pattern and formula compatibility should be checked during sampling.
The DA17 dual chamber bottle is available in 10+10ml and 15+15ml configurations. Its two-compartment structure provides a packaging option for selected two-part formulations or products designed to keep components separate before dispensing. The construction includes AS outer components, PP dispensing components and PETG inner chambers.
The PS13 sunscreen bottle features a 30ml capacity and a double-layer PP structure. Its compact format can be considered for portable sunscreen packaging and other compatible sun-care formulations. It can also sit alongside the collection’s other bottle and jar formats to create a coordinated skincare and sun-care range.
04 / Design Perspective
Packaging consistency helps connect products across a skincare range. The deep-blue finish creates a strong shelf identity, while the different bottle and jar formats allow each SKU to retain a structure suited to its intended use.
For brand teams, a coordinated collection can simplify the visual planning of a product launch, from daily skincare essentials to targeted treatment and sun-care products.
A shared design language, without limiting product variety.
05 / Material & Customization
Material selection and component construction are important considerations when developing cosmetic packaging.
The Elegance Blue Collection uses PP, PET, PETG and AS components across its different packaging formats. Each configuration serves a particular structural or functional role. The suitability of a package should be assessed against the formula, filling process, dispensing requirements and target market.
Customize packaging colors to align with your brand identity, visual guidelines and product positioning.
Add brand logos, product information and decorative graphics to create a more distinctive presentation.
Choose suitable bottle and jar formats, capacities and component configurations for your product range.
Recyclability depends on the complete packaging structure, component separation, local collection systems and recycling infrastructure. Please assess the final decorated pack for the requirements of each target market.
06 / The Topfeelpack Approach
Choosing a cosmetic packaging supplier involves more than selecting an attractive container. Brands also need to consider product compatibility, customization, production coordination and supply reliability.
Topfeelpack provides cosmetic packaging options for beauty brands, covering bottles, jars, airless systems, pumps and other packaging formats. With OEM/ODM services, the team works with customers on packaging selection and customization requirements, helping connect design choices with practical production considerations.
For brands planning a new skincare line or refreshing an existing range, the Elegance Blue Collection offers a coordinated starting point. Packaging recommendations can be discussed according to the product application, target market, required capacity and branding specifications.
07 / Start Your Project
Talk with Topfeelpack about the Elegance Blue Collection, your preferred packaging formats and the customization details required for your next product launch.
