| Packaging Format | Model | Available Capacity / Size | Material Details | Replaceable Refill |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dropper bottle | PD23 | 30ml / 50ml | PET bottle, PP shoulder, silicone bulb | No |
| Cream jar | PJ10-2 | 50ml | PET lid; other components pending confirmation | Yes |
| Airless bottle | PA103 | 30ml / 50ml | PP components, PE piston; outer-component materials pending confirmation | Yes |
| Spray bottle | PB54 | 40ml / 50ml / 60ml / 80ml / 100ml | PET bottle, MS cap, PP pump and shoulder | No |
| Cream jar | PJ74 | 50g / 100g | PP lid, gasket and inner container; PET outer jar | Yes |
| Cosmetic tube | TU93 | Custom capacity; 35mm diameter | PE tube | Not specified |
Supplier: Topfeelpack
MOQ: 10,000 pieces; allocation across models and decorations to be confirmed.
Customization: Colors and printing.
Supply: Empty cosmetic packaging.
PJ74 sizes follow the supplied weight-based specification. Actual filling volume depends on formula density.
The collection’s identity starts with its restrained color pairing. Ice blue covers the main surfaces, while gold-colored lettering, collars and narrow bands provide contrast. The blue occupies most of the visual space, giving the range a light, calm appearance; the gold draws attention to product names and the transitions between closures and containers.
That relationship repeats without looking identical on every piece. The dropper bottle carries a prominent gold-colored collar, while the jars use slimmer horizontal bands. On the taller bottles and tube, printed details extend the same visual language vertically. Together, these elements give the skincare packaging set a recognizable signature even when individual products appear separately.
Part of this collection’s character comes from its proportions. Tall dispensing bottles and the upright tube create height, while the cream jars anchor the arrangement with wider, lower shapes. The compact dropper bottle adds another scale.
For a brand, this creates useful variety within a consistent family. A serum can have a concentrated, compact presentation; a mist can stand taller; a moisturizer can occupy a broader jar. The containers remain related, but each product has a distinct outline.
This matters in collection photography and ecommerce merchandising, where customers often encounter the whole range before reading individual labels. Differences in height and shape help make the assortment easier to distinguish visually.
The six formats give a skincare range room to follow a routine. TU93 provides a squeezable PE tube option for a cleanser concept. PB54 adds a spray format in five capacities, offering flexibility when planning a facial mist or toner presentation.
PD23 introduces dropper dispensing in 30ml and 50ml sizes, while PA103 offers an airless alternative at the same nominal capacities. Brands can therefore explore two different dispensing experiences for serum or treatment projects while maintaining the collection’s appearance.
PJ10-2 and PJ74 complete the assortment with cream jar formats. These application ideas are starting points for development: final selection should follow testing with the intended formula, particularly for spray behavior, dispensing and material compatibility.
PA103, PJ10-2 and PJ74 are specified with replacement-refill options. This allows a brand to explore a refill offering around selected treatments and creams while keeping those products visually connected to the rest of the range.
The distinction is useful: refillability belongs to specific models, not automatically to the entire collection. Replacement components and their fit should be confirmed during development. Any recycling or environmental statement should also reflect the final component combination and the destination market’s collection infrastructure.
The pictured ice blue and gold-colored treatment is one expression of this Topfeelpack collection. Custom colors and printing allow the same combination of shapes to carry a different brand personality.
For a multi-product launch, one shared base color can establish the family, while product names and print variations distinguish formulas. Evaluating the pieces together is especially valuable because the set combines different materials, surface areas and proportions.
To develop your version, send Topfeelpack the models you want to combine, preferred capacities, color references, artwork and quantities. A complete six-format range or a smaller selection can then be discussed around your product lineup, with the 10,000-piece MOQ allocation clarified before ordering.