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Introducing the 60 ml / 2 oz. Cosmetic Jars with Lined Dome Cap Classic Economical Beauty Packaging This is a beauty container most commonly used for body butter, body scrub, body moisturizer, hand cream, face moisturizer and bath salt.Cap style: screw on typeCap: natural, linedBody: natural, double wallPhysical Size: approximately 2.3 inch diameter, 2.2 inch in height with the cap onCapacity: approximately 2 fl. oz. / 60 mlMaterial: PP For pricing, click here. …

Introducing the 50 ml Plastic Beauty Container in Red Economical and sleek cosmetic packaging This is a beauty container most commonly used for body butter, body scrub, body moisturizer, hand cream, face moisturizer and bath salt. Cap style: screw on type Cap color: red Body color: red Physical Size: approximately 2.2 inch diameter, 1.6 inch in height with the cap on Capacity: approximately 1.67 fl. oz. / 50 ml Material: PP To purchase, click here. …

When it comes to buying online, it seems that we sometimes have to purchase things on a wing and a prayer. While online purchases often take the guesswork out of the transaction because you don’t have to wander down aisle after aisle at store after store, it can sometimes be challenging to really visualize what you’re purchases will be like once they arrive. This is definitely true for sizes of cosmetic jars. Not only do they vary, but how do you know which one is right for your projec …

An elegant cosmetic packaging container and DIY supply. Introducing the 15 ml Square Base Thick Wall Makeup Container with Silver Trim lid. In addition to its elegant appearance, there is a polypropylene (PP) insert in the cosmetic jar. The polypropylene insert act as a barrier between the intended product and the polystyrene (PS) jar material. In terms of compatibility, polypropylene offers a wider range of compatibility and the ability to house ingredients that contain higher amount of o …

Do you ever find yourself drowning in the huge selections of cosmetic jars and beauty containers not knowing which one will work with the formulation you have created? Let's take a look at them and put them into categories. Glass Containers - They are non-porous and will be safe to hold pretty much any ingredient. The challenge is that it's usually more expensive and requires more consideration in packaging so it does not break during shipping. Aluminum Containers - They are safe for "pur …