10 Q&A to the Perfect Lip Gloss Packaging

If you’re planning to launch a lip gloss brand or expand your cosmetics line with a premium brand, it’s important to find high-quality cosmetic containers that protect and showcase the quality inside. Lip gloss packaging is not just a functional necessity, they are also at the heart of a customer’s first impression. Cheap-looking lip gloss packaging or messy, leaky tubes can instantly ruin a buyer’s experience, whether they like the gloss itself or not.

Here the 10 suggestions that may be useful for your reference, hoping to help you determine the unique style of the brand and find a suitable packaging partner.

Can I only get my lip gloss packaged in a tube?

Tubes are the most common packaging option, but it’s not the only one. Others such as plastic tubes, roll-on bottles, jars, etc. If you’re creating a thicker, more balm-like lip gloss formula with firm beeswax or shea butter, same like lip stain,  it’ll work better with small jars, and packing a dedicated makeup brush with your product sale will give consumers an even better boost. trust. If you think tube is still more suitable, please see the answer to the next question.

What size tube do I want?

Some wholesale suppliers of lip gloss containers offer a wide selection of sizes, but 3ml is the standard for empty lip gloss tubes. When you want to create a double lip gloss product, you can choose a total different empty lipstick tube with 3~4 ml capacity. Also, you should consider whether you need outer packaging to go with the tubing. Ask your packaging partner if they can do both.

Will my product look better in frosting or in a clear tube? 

Both style options have their own advantages. Products with bright colors or unique highlights in the formula are best in transparent tubes, because it is easier to highlight the color and show the most shining side to customers. While frosted tubes add a level of luxurious sophistication that looks amazing with a premium or non-pigmented sheen.

Do I want a classic tube or an art shape?

The packaging you choose should reflect your brand’s core personality. The classic tube is designed for a reason, besides being design friendly, it is usually male molded, which greatly reduces production costs and provides stable cycles. However, if you’re launching a distinctive, edgy lip gloss brand, you might prefer to break the mold with a unique molded bottle shape.

How can I customize the tube?

Most lip gloss brands opt for neutral colors like black, silver, and gold to support the unique color and shine of the in-house formula. The matte cap adds a modern contrast, while the shiny cap intensifies the reflective, glossy finish!

Does the supplier have a minimum order quantity?

Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ) is quite common in the industry, as the conditions of production dictate that there will be a fixed quantity. Of course, look for a clear tube of lip gloss without a special color, Topfeel can also provide it, which also allows you to buy low-cost samples to test before submitting a large order. However, low MOQ lip gloss packaging must come from stock, it cannot accept too many customization requirements.

Should I go for a brush like the one above?

Several suppliers offer different types of applicator shapes and styles, but material quality is often what matters most to consumers. For clean-up applications, look for durable applicators made with synthetic esters and natural fibers. In recent years, silicone brush heads are also widely used.

Do cosmetic packaging supplies have labels?

If convenience is your top priority, you may want to find a supplier that provides in-house design and printing for a one-stop shop. However, if you have very specialized industry knowledge, or are able to assign and manage different suppliers, you are more likely to find better wholesale prices by working with individual tubing suppliers and printers. Enjoy affordable packaging and convenience, ask your supplier if they can ship directly to Label Screen Company! The only downside to this one is that when something goes wrong with the packaging, you can’t tell in time who is responsible for the problem.

Are the lip gloss tubes airtight?

It should not be ignored. Unfortunately, some cheap suppliers cut costs too low to support the quality. Testing with a variety of different formulations and tubes at different temperatures before your product is released ensures that your product will not leak, spill or risk contamination once it reaches your customer.

Where is the supplier located?

Fast shipping times and clear communication are essential, especially during the launch phase of your lip gloss brand! If you have a clear production plan, then choosing a reliable supplier with an appropriate price should not be restricted by region.

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