Custom Personal Care Packaging: Designed for Your Brand’s Success
We believe your personal care products deserve packaging that feels as thoughtful and unique as the formulas inside. We’re here to help you create packaging that truly reflects your brand’s personality, with a warm touch and attention to every detail. Explore our wide range of materials—from elegant glass and versatile plastic to sustainable, eco-friendly alternatives—each carefully chosen to suit your product’s needs and your values.
What Makes Us Different:
• Products designs tailored just for you, create unique packaging for you
• Include glass, plastic, and eco-friendly materials, supporting ESG goals
• Ergonomic design brings practical experience and use to users
Personal Care Packaging Solutions: Elevate and Protect Your Brand
Discover Othilapak’s comprehensive range of personal care packaging. From elegant bottles and jars to innovative airless pumps and eco-friendly options, our packaging solutions combine functionality, style, and sustainability. Whether you’re launching skincare, haircare, or cosmetic products, Othilapak delivers customizable packaging that enhances your brand’s identity while ensuring the highest standards of quality and safety.
Match Personal Care Packaging to the Product
“Choose personal care packaging based on the finished formula, not the appearance of an empty container. Texture, ingredients, filling method, and everyday use all affect which bottle, jar, or tube will work best.”
| Product | Packaging starting point | What to verify with your filled sample |
| Shampoo or body wash | Bottle with flip-top, disc-top, or pump | Does it dispense at the intended rate without leaking when stored on its side? |
| Conditioner or thick treatment | Squeezable bottle, tube, jar, or suitable pump | Can users get the product out easily, especially near the end? |
| Body or hand lotion | Pump bottle or tube | Does the pump prime and continue dispensing as the fill level drops? |
| Foaming cleanser | Bottle and foaming pump selected together | Does the actual formula produce the intended foam over repeated use? |
| Body butter or scrub | Wide-mouth jar | Does the stated volume accommodate the formula’s real fill weight and required headspace? |
| Liquid deodorant | Roll-on bottle | Does the ball apply evenly without sticking or allowing leakage? |
| Solid deodorant or balm | Twist-up stick | Does the product fill cleanly and advance without breaking or slipping? |
| Travel-size product | Compact bottle, tube, or jar | Will the filled, closed pack survive the intended packing and distribution conditions? |
Cómo elegir los materiales adecuados para el envase de tus productos de cuidado personal
La elección del material ideal es un paso fundamental a la hora de crear un envase que no solo proteja tu producto, sino que también se ajuste a los valores de tu marca y a las expectativas de los clientes. En Othilapak, ofrecemos una amplia gama de materiales, cada uno con ventajas únicas que se adaptan a los distintos productos de cuidado personal y a los objetivos de sostenibilidad.
Cristal
PP
PET
PE
PCR
HDPE
Calcium Carbonate
Bambú
AS
Acrílico
Aluminum
COMPONENT GUIDE
Choose the Right Closure
Choose the closure with your formula and bottle—not after the design is approved. A matching neck size alone does not prove that a pump, cap, liner, and bottle will seal or dispense correctly together.
Flip-top or Disc-top
Choose the closure with your formula and bottle—not after the design is approved. A matching neck size alone does not prove that a pump, cap, liner, and bottle will seal or dispense correctly together.
Lotion Pump
A lotion pump is a starting point when users need controlled dispensing from a pumpable lotion or wash. Check priming, output consistency, dip-tube length, and the amount of product left when the pump can’t dispense.
Foaming Pump
A foaming pump belongs with a formula developed to pass through its mechanism. Test foam texture and output over repeated uses, and check for clogging or leakage in the proposed bottle-and-pump assembly.
Bomba pulverizadora
A spray pump delivers a mist or directed spray, depending on the component and formula. Test the spray pattern, actuator feel, clogging, and output consistency during repeated use with the finished product.
Roll-On Assembly
A roll-on assembly delivers liquid to a targeted area through a rotating ball. Test ball movement, insert retention, application rate, and possible leakage during repeated use with the actual finished product inside.
Screw Cap With Liner
A screw cap with liner helps seal jars and other wide-mouth packs. Test application torque, liner compatibility, and leakage in expected shipping orientations with the actual finished product inside the assembled pack.
Virgin vs. PCR Plastic for Personal Care Packaging
Virgin and post-consumer recycled (PCR) plastics can both be used in personal care packaging. The better choice depends on your formula, appearance requirements, target market, and the documentation you need to support your packaging claims. Compare the specific bottle and closure—not just the resin name—before making a decision.
Virgin Plastic
• Offers a useful starting point when precise color matching, clarity, or a consistent finish matters. Final appearance still depends on the selected resin and manufacturing process.
• Available across many established bottle shapes and decoration options. Complex colors, labels, and finishes should still be reviewed against your end-of-life goals.
• Pricing and availability depend on the format, order quantity, and specification. Compare quotations for the complete pack rather than resin cost alone.
• Virgin plastic does not automatically make a pack unrecyclable. Any recyclability claim must reflect the finished package and the market where it is sold.
VS.
Appearance & Consistency
Design & Decoration
Cost & Supply
Claims & Documentation
PCR Plastic
• Color and appearance may vary by PCR grade and batch. Request production-representative samples if a tightly controlled finish is important.
• Can be customized, but the available PCR percentage, color options, and decoration methods depend on the selected pack. Confirm them before approving artwork.
• Price and availability can change with PCR grade, content percentage, color, and supply. Ask whether the quoted specification can be maintained across repeat orders.
• PCR content and recyclability are different claims. Specify the PCR percentage and request supporting documentation; assess recyclability for the finished package separately.
Personal Care Packaging Supplier FAQs
What should be included in a production-approved packaging sample?
The approved sample should represent the bottle, closure, liner or insert, material, color, and decoration you intend to order. Record its technical drawing and any agreed acceptance criteria alongside the physical sample. If production will use a different component or resin specification, the earlier sample may no longer be sufficient for approval.
What tests should I request for a filled shampoo or lotion bottle?
Start with tests tied to the actual failure risks: formula compatibility, leakage, dispensing, and performance after expected storage and transport. Specify the finished formula, fill level, closure application method, test conditions, duration, and pass criteria before testing begins. Ask for results from the assembled pack rather than assuming an empty-bottle inspection covers product performance.
Should leak testing use water or my finished formula?
Use the finished formula for final packaging approval whenever possible. Water can help screen a component or identify an obvious leak, but it may not behave like a viscous lotion, surfactant-based wash, or oil-containing product at the seal or dispenser. If a substitute is used, document what it can—and cannot—prove.
How should a supplier verify that a pump works throughout the product’s use?
Ask for testing at the beginning, middle, and near the end of the fill. The review should cover priming, output consistency, actuator operation, and the product remaining when dispensing stops. Test with the chosen bottle, dip tube, and finished formula; a pump’s stated output alone does not establish how the complete pack will perform.
What packaging dimensions should I confirm before sending bottles to my filling line?
Request a controlled drawing that identifies the dimensions your line uses for feeding, gripping, filling, capping, labeling, and case packing. Pay particular attention to the bottle’s overall dimensions, neck finish, and how it stands and travels through the equipment. Have the filling partner review the drawing and, where needed, trial physical samples before bulk production.
What should be fixed in the specification before I place a repeat order?
Fix the approved drawing, material and color specifications, component list, decoration standard, and agreed inspection criteria. Also document which changes require your approval—particularly a new resin grade, closure source, liner, mold, or decoration process. This turns a visually similar reorder into a controlled repeat of the pack you actually approved.