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Skincare packaging

Custom skincare packaging, built around the container it holds

A slim serum dropper and a heavy cream jar are not the same packaging problem. We cut the dieline and the insert to your container's exact measurements, so the fit is right and nothing shifts on the way to a customer. Browse the formats below, or send us your dimensions and we will spec a box around them.

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Packaging formats

100

Minimum order

Free

US shipping

10 to 15

Business days

Browse by format

Start with the format closest to your product. Every one is fully custom, so nothing here is a fixed size.

Choose your material

Pick the stock for the job the box has to do, then layer the finishes on top. All four print in full color and take every finish we offer, so the material never limits the artwork.

White cardstock

The default for a reason. It prints the sharpest, takes every finish, and suits everything from clean beauty to a flagship launch.

Recyclable kraft

Uncoated natural board for brands with an earthy or minimal identity. Warm under earth-tone palettes and line art.

Corrugated stock

Adds wall strength for boxes that ship direct to a customer, while still printing in full color across the outside.

Luxury rigid board

Thick board that opens and closes without a folded seam. It earns its cost on gift sets and flagship products.

What skincare brands say about us

Skincare packaging questions

You do not size the box, you measure the bottle. Send the length, width, and depth of the container and we cut the dieline around those numbers. Guessing a size is how a dropper ends up loose in a carton that is a few millimeters too generous. Serum boxes are the usual starting point for dropper formats.
Yes, as long as the stock is specced for the weight. A glass jar puts real load on the base of a box, so we either move up in caliper or switch to corrugated for anything shipping on its own. Weight is one of the first things we ask about on a cream jar carton.
Yes. A set box is mostly an insert problem: each bottle, jar, or tube needs a seat cut to its own depth so the set opens the way you designed it. Send the dimensions of every piece going in and we will spec the insert and the outer carton as one build.
Most skincare brands land on white cardstock, because it prints the sharpest and takes every finish. Move to corrugated if the box ships alone, kraft if the brand is uncoated and natural, and rigid board for a flagship product or a gift set. All four take the same finishing menu.
Yes, and it is worth planning early. Skincare cartons carry more mandatory copy than most packaging, so ingredients, directions, warnings, and a batch code all need panel space before the finishes get laid out. We flag it at the dieline stage rather than after the artwork is locked.
Yes. Minimums are flexible and 100 units is a sensible first run for one SKU. Per-unit pricing improves as the quantity climbs, so it is worth quoting a couple of volumes at once. Send your specs and pricing comes back within 24 hours.

Custom skincare packaging, format by format

Skincare is not one packaging problem. A serum dropper is fragile and slim, a cream jar is heavy and squat, and a gift set has to hold three containers in one insert without any of them shifting. The format you start from decides the dieline, the insert, and most of what the box costs to make, which is why we build to your container instead of dropping it into a stock size.

Slim and fragile

Droppers and vials need an insert that grips the glass so the pipette never takes a knock in transit. Start with serum boxes if that sounds like your product.

Heavy and squat

A glass cream jar puts real weight on the base of a carton. The stock has to be thick enough to carry it without bowing. See cream boxes for that build.

Sets and kits

A regimen box is really an insert with a lid on it. Each container needs its own seat, or the set arrives as a jumble instead of the reveal you designed.