Container surface
Confirm glass, plastic, coated paper or acrylic, including any tight curves.
Applications / Beauty & Cosmetics
Beauty & Cosmetics
Build a coordinated presentation across bottles, jars, display pieces and carry packaging.
Discuss this application
Plan the application
Three details to confirm first
Opacity
Decide where the container should show through and where white ink is needed.
Handling
Consider moisture, oils, rubbing and the way the product is stored or displayed.
Product combination
Products for this application
Choose one product or combine several into a coordinated range. Each product page shows its materials, finishes and artwork requirements.
Build the range
Give each piece a clear job
A coordinated set is easier to specify when the primary product, supporting information and distribution needs are separated.
Primary pack
Use the bottle or jar label as the lead piece; decide transparency and opacity before adapting other items.
Presentation layer
Carry the same hierarchy onto paper bags, cards or counter pieces without forcing unlike materials to look identical.
Small-format details
Keep shade names, directions and variable product data readable at their actual printed size.
Visual context
See the pieces together
Product labels, signs and packaging for beauty, skincare, hair care and cosmetics brands.
First-message checklist
Send the details that shape this application.
This keeps the conversation focused on the product, surface and artwork.
- Container material and a front/side photo
- Label size or the usable application area
- Exposure to water, oil or repeated handling
- Artwork plus any required white-ink areas
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