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April/May 2013
New generations of fragrance fans are using Arcade's mailer to vote for The Fragrance Foundation's 2013 Consumer Choice winner.
by Marie Redding, Associate Editor
Geodeo recently reformulated, redesigned and relaunched its natural deodorant to engage its tech-savvy customers.
by Marie Redding, Associate Editor
March 2013
The brand developed four distinct fragrances, and each has a different personality that is conveyed through the vibrant patterns and graphics.
by Marie Redding, Associate Editor
The celeb sisters' new sun care line has colorful packaging with beach-inspired hues.
by Marie Redding, Associate Editor
New generations of tech-savvy fragrance fans are using Arcade's specially designed mailer to vote for The Fragrance Foundation's 2013 Consumer Choice winner.
by Marie Redding, Associate Editor
January/February 2013
Beauty Packaging's online readers voted Laura Mercier 2012's Beauty Company of the Year: Excellence in Packaging. Here, we talk to beauty industry experts and the brand's packaging team about the
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
Labels offer the flexibility and functionality brand marketers need to capture interest, but there are lots of obstacles and choices to consider when determining which will work best.
by Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
Brandimage was inspired by the medicinal world when they created the brand's new look.
by Marie Redding, Associate Editor
The brand developed four distinct fragrances, and each has a different personality that is conveyed through the vibrant patterns and graphics.
by Marie Redding, Associate Editor
December 2012
Suppliers have pushed the envelope as far as decorating bottles and cartons, and now some exciting new processes are on the threshold.
by Marie Redding, Associate Editor
As the creative packaging show celebrated its impressive 25th year, one focus was on beauty products as small luxuries, with many packaging components designed for sensory appeal.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
The brand's visual imagery conveys its ideals.
by Marie Redding
Brandimage was inspired by the medicinal world when they created the brand's new look
by Marie Redding, Associate Editor
October/November 2012
Brands are taking different design approaches to bottles, tubes and jars, in an effort to convey product attributes to consumers.
by Marie Redding, Associate Editor
Round bottles and bamboo collars are used to convey this brand's unique formulation.
by Marie Redding, Associate Editor
How Balm Chicky Balm Balm created its new, patented 'Friend End.'
by Marie Redding, Associate Editor
September 2012
Accommodating brand manufacturers looking to centralize their supply base in the local market tops the list of reasons why many beauty industry suppliers choose to run operations in the U.S.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
Bold colors, large closures, innovative decorating processes, and sustainability initiatives - such as light weighting and recycled materials - differentiate today's hair care products.
by Lisa Samalonis, Associate Editor
The Quince Body Butters line relies on packaging to help reveal the products' unique properties
by Lisa Samalonis, Associate Editor
Innisfree, one of South Korea’s first all-natural beauty brands, features bottles that convey a natural, masculine appeal.
by Lisa Samalonis, Associate Editor
June 2012
With billions of color cosmetics packages sold annually, suppliers are helping brands capture market share with innovative packaging that gets customers talking—and sales registers ringing.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
Despite its longevity as a packaging solution, tube technology continues to flow.
by Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
April/May 2012
Packaging designers and engineers are capitalizing on opportunities to save materials, cut costs and streamline processes by thinking through the entire supply chain when developing a product and package. Here’s a look at current trends and what some leading suppliers are offering beauty brands to help them achieve their goals.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
March 2012
Full-service providers offer cost advantages and help production run smoothly and on-time.
by Lisa Samalonis, Associate Editor
A novel coating technology allows for “scent sampling” without opening the package.
by Lisa Samalonis, Associate Editor
January/February 2012
Versatility and flexibility enable labels to deliver clear and compelling brand messages.
by Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
Trends in nail polish range from fun nail art to classic colors with a new twist. Packaging— from bottles and caps to labels and cartons—showcase the latest offerings in style.
by Lisa Samalonis, Associate Editor
Advanced technology unites with sight, touch and smell for fresh and modern fragrance packages.
by Lisa Samalonis, Associate Editor
33rd annual event features Package of the Year award
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
THEFACESHOP, a South Korea-based retailer of body, bath, skin care and makeup products for both men and women, leverages its tubes’ label area with a new design approach.
Vintage labels bring cachet to the brand’s extensive new beauty offerings.
by Lisa Samalonis, Associate Editor
The Hawaiian company re-launches its Island Ambiance Linen and Room Spray with an eye on the environment.
by Lisa Samalonis, Associate Editor
October/November 2011
From styling gels and liquid shampoos to dry powders and bar cleansers, the hair care market is expanding, and growth is predicted for the next five years. With packaging and functionality key to success, here’s a look at what’s new.
by Lisa Samalonis, Associate Editor
September 2011
Private label products offer economic advantages to both end-users and brands.
by Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
The event’s move to mid-year didn’t deter booth traffic and interest.
Dr. Benjamin Punchard, head of packaging research at Euromonitor International discussed the impact of demographic changed on beauty and personal care packaging.
by Dr. Benjamin Punchard
July/August 2011
Stock packaging offers cost advantages, speed and convenience to brands both small and large.
by Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
The 9th edition of the popular packaging show draws rave reviews as exhibitors and attendees exceed previous years’ numbers.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
The agency issues final rule for labeling and effectiveness testing for OTC sunscreen products sold in US.
by Holly Jensky
June 2011
From high-quality brushes to applicators hinging on medical devices, beauty industry suppliers are generating the means for consumers to enhance their appearance, all while keeping both convenience and functionality in mind.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
Ohio label and packaging firm shows supply chain, versioning and shelf appeal benefits of digital print.
April/May 2011
From Unilever to L’Oréal, Aveda to Lather, beauty brand manufacturers large and small have taken great strides to deliver the sustainable packaging consumers are asking for—but they couldn’t do it without the extreme innovation of the industry’s packaging providers. Here, we look at some who are blazing the way and why they may inspire others who wish they were as far along on the compliant path to customer loyalty and boardroom approval.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
Metal continues to shine as a way to stand out on shelf.
by Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
January/February 2011
The label market may be healthier than ever as suppliers report increased functions that go well beyond establishing brand identity.
by Steve Katz, Associate Editor
Functional package designs and classic, bold graphics capture the attention of international beauty consumers.
by Lisa B. Samalonis, Contributing Editor
Mitchell Kaneff, Arkay Packaging's CEO, discusses his new book, and the state of the beauty packaging industry today.
by Steve Katz, Associate Editor
December 2010
Whether provocatively see-through or richly imbued with color, today’s innovative beauty packages go beyond sheer good looks and elaborate delivery systems to reach consumers on a more personal level.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
Even simple packages can be transformed into works of art through creative use of decoration.
by Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
Decorative techniques and airless components dominate trends at October’s luxury packaging show.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
Innovative designs and stylized packaging wrap up today’s home fragrances, which are now available at a wide array of venues.
by Lisa B. Samalonis, Contributing Editor
October/November 2010
The natural cosmetics line leveraged green certification, a new color, tubes and labeling innovations for a complete brand makeover.
by Steve Katz, Associate Editor
As three major trends impact today’s skin care packaging, brands and suppliers are developing new ways to stand out in a crowded market.
by Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
New trends emerge at the beauty industry’s biggest show, as suppliers report high attendee interest.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
September 2010
With attributes ranging from cost-effectiveness to decorative capabilities, tubes continue to roll out as a package of choice in the beauty and personal care market.
by Steve Katz, Associate Editor
June 2010
The economic downturn and popular trends like social media and reality television help build private label brands and spur sales.
by Lisa B. Samalonis, Contributing Editor
From 1996 through the present, Beauty Packaging has provided cosmetic, fragrance and personal care professionals with relevant product news and packaging information. As BP celebrates its 15th anniversary, it remains the only magazine and online community fully dedicated to packaging for the beauty industry. Following is a brief look, year by year, of a fraction of the many product and packaging introductions that have appeared in the pages of BP over the past 15 years, along with a sprinkling of industry trends, announcements and appointments. Interspersed throughout you’ll find insight and personal comments on the last decade and a half from leaders of key organizations as well as longstanding suppliers. We hope you enjoy this trip down Beauty Packaging’s Memory Lane, and we look forward to commemorating your special efforts and announcements in the future.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
April/May 2010
Eco-conscious consumers are demanding greener packaging to help save the planet, and corporate boards are requiring increased sustainability measures to boost the bottom line. Add in new global standards and growing retail requirements, and there may be a perfect storm gathering in the beauty world. Read on for the latest forecast.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
An extensive and highly attractive bath and body range takes eco-consciousness seriously, uniting natural ingredients with recyclable, plastic-free packaging.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
March 2010
Some of the beauty industry’s best-selling products have taken their cues from fabulous fashion runways and dazzling jewelry collections. From metallic plaques to hand-tied ribbons, here’s a look at how some leading beauty brands are using accessories to dress their packages in style.
by Jamie Matusow
Changes in the beauty business climate have spawned increased interest in turnkey services.
by Leah Genuario
A prestige beauty packaging trend finds brands teaming up with professional artists for gallery-worthy bottles and jars.
by Nica Lewis
Multicultural beauty products are meeting the growing needs of U.S. women and consumers in Asia, India, Dubai and beyond.
by Lisa B. Samalonis, Contributing Writer
January/February 2010
Sleek cases, advanced formulas and cool tools bring an upscale look to a brand known for value.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
Knowledge and understanding is the key to keeping your package beautiful and compliant.
by Steve Katz, Associate Editor
Beauty Packaging’s more than 20,000 online readers chose L’Oréal as 2009’s Beauty Company of the Year: Excellence in Packaging. From new delivery systems to PCR bottles to adventurous shapes and ingenious patents, here’s how the century-old, French-based beauty firm combines innovation and science to keep consumers coming back for more.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
December 2009
Driven by a turn in the economy, innovation has taken on new meaning as both brands and suppliers explore new territory on the route to a profitable package. Here, key players share their thoughts on what innovation means to them.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
Now more than ever, packaging designers are turning to decorative effects to attract consumer attention. From foil to flocking, here are some examples of how to utilize eye-catching techniques to ensure a great first impression.
by Jennifer Hagemann, Contributing Writer
Watch for packaging innovation ranging from nomad formats to untraditional materials—and speed and convenience reign supreme.
by Steve Katz, Associate Editor
September 2009
The pro-environment movement-along with other trends-is significantly impacting color cosmetic packaging in today's marketplace.
by Leah Genuario
From new decorating capabilities to advanced applicators, tube packaging continues to evolve and fill the bill across multiple beauty categories.
by Leah Genuario
July/August 2009
A record crowd and a sold-out show floor lend an increasing sense of optimism to the luxury packaging market.
by Jamie Matusow
May 2009
Carefully considered packaging shapes and unified color schemes prove effective when it comes to best-dressed tress appeal.
by Joanna Cosgrove, Online Editor
Metal accounts for a small percentage of beauty packaging, but when it comes to brand differentiation and luxury image, it packs a mighty punch.
by Leah Genuario
Somewhere along the way, sustainability lost its earthy-crunchy stigma and became the cost-savings buzzword of the consumer products world, in part, thanks to mega-retailer Wal-Mart. While some niche beauty brands have always followed this eco-friendly route, here's why large corporate boards are now pushing for sustainable measures and how packaging suppliers are innovating with new methods and materials, even in a slow economy.
by Jamie Matusow
March 2009
For several companies, it's not just an expense; it's a long-term brand investment.
by Joanna Cosgrove, Online Editor
January / February 2009
From sustainable materials to brand security, there's more to labels than meets the eye - and decorative effects are more dramatic than ever.
by Leah Genuario
December 2008
Tactile treatments lend sense appeal to Monoco's high-end packaging show.
by Jamie Matusow
Eco-friendly brands are forging packaging partnerships that make 'green' truly beautiful.
by Joanna Cosgrove
Packaging companies work to devise new ways to thwart product counterfeiting and diversion.
by Joanna Cosgrove
September 2008
Suppliers and marketers leverage the latest technologies and accessories to deliver brand-boosting tube packages.
by Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
Here’s to the winners. A group shot of all the finalists in the 2008 HBA International Package Design Awards.
July/August 2008
Things are good in the personal hygiene market, but as convenience and ease of use continue to drive the packaging, will demand for liquids and foamers send bar soap swirling down the drain?
by Paula Farquharson
June 2008
With fluctuating trends and increasing levels of sophistication among kids and teens, brand marketers can't afford to miss a beat. Here, some surprising statistics and classic success stories . . .
by Jamie Matusow
Sample and trial sizes are growing in number-and yielding big results.
by Leah Genuario
April/May 2008
Beauty brands taking a serious look at sustainability issues should look on the bright side and welcome timely opportunities for innovation and cost reduction. Here, some sound advice and some savvy solutions...
by Jamie Matusow
Covert and overt technologies-and online monitoring-can help keep your company's revenues and reputation intact.
by Christine Esposito
Nearly 400 attend conference in New York City.
by Jamie Matusow
March 2008
Whether reaching out to Latinos via Spanish or English, marketers must go beyond words to show consumers they're on the same page.
by Jamie Matusow
Brand marketers use various adornments to catch the consumer's eye.
by Leah Genuario
Once restricted to the luxury market, increased competition has brought down costs and made airless technology an option for all.
by Christine Esposito
January / February 2008
Innovations and acquisitions drive expansion
by Jamie Matusow
Labels need to adhere, identify, impress and inform-and do so in a legal manner.
by Christine Esposito
November 2007
It’s another record year for the biggest trade show in the U.S.
by Jamie Matusow
September 2007
Pairing electronics with plastic and paper, also known as smart packaging, may one day revolutionize the beauty industry.
by Leah Genuario
A closer look at the largest cosmetics trade show in the U.S.
Here’s to the winners. A group shot of all the finalists in the 2007 International Package Design Awards.
June 2007
Packaging for kids’ personal care products.
by Ava Caridad
April / May 2007
A look at sustainable and recyclable packaging in the personal care arena.
by Ava Caridad
Both prestige and mass brands are showcasing metal packaging and components to emphasize quality and luxury.
by Leah Genuario
March 2007
Gems, jewels, ribbons and bows in luxe packaging catch the eye and add value.
by Ava Caridad
January / February 2007
by Ava Caridad
October / November 2006
With creativity and the latest technologies, mass market brand owners can deliver packages that look like they belong in upscale boutiques.
by Leah Genuario
September 2006
The International Package Design Awards competition includes finalists across 10 categories.
July / August 2006
The challenges of starting a beauty company are many. Most fail but some succeed.
by Stephan Kanlian
April/May 2006
Beauty marketers work toward the goal of sustainable packaging with growing success
by Leah Genuario
by Christine Esposito
March 2006
A four-tiered approach to help fight against the global problem of counterfeiting.
by Leah Genuario
Fine tuned deco techniques blur the lines between the look of stock and custom packaging.
by Joanna Cosgrove
Package Accessories add the finishing, distinctive touch to beauty products.
by Janet Herlihy
January / February 2006
by Michelle Sartor
December 2005
Packaging with a bit of sass for the modern-day cowgirl.
by Leah Genuario, Editor
October / November 2005
Innovative containers and sophisticated decoration help convince consumers to 'try it, you'll like it'
by Janet Herlihy
Consolidating department stores, shop-at-home convenience and the Internet phenomenon — what it all means for beauty, skin care and fragrance manufacturers.
by Joanna Cosgrove, Contributing Editor
September 2005
Pampering products such as peels, facials and plumpers have become affordable everyday luxuries, both in and out of the spa.
by Joanna Cosgrove
A preview of the 13th annual beauty trade show held this month in New York City.
July / August 2005
The third annual induction ceremony honored six packaging executives.
by Janet Herlihy and Leah Genuario
June 2005
Complex forces are driving the beauty industry
by Janet Herlihy
April / May 2005
This hybrid category promises added benefits.
by Janet Herlihy
March 2005
Wal-Mart’s mandate is making waves in the retail and supplier communities.
by Leah Genuario
January / February 2005
Clever use of decoration can turn standard components into something special.
by Leah Genuario
November / December 2004
Domestic consolidation and foreign competition are key issues.
by Anita Shaw
September / October 2004
Boxes, bags, cartons and embellishments can be the “it” factor.
by Joanna Cosgrove
by Janet Herlihy, Editor
July / August 2004
Packaging reflects and reveals brand identity and product formulas.
by Anita Shaw
Friends create a brand based on gift-giving and colorful creativity.
May / June 2004
Suppliers continue to innovate and enhance ways to deliver small packages.
by Timothy Dowd
January / February 2004
The 2003 Company of the Year: Excellence in Packaging has a long history, a dynamic present and a bright future.
by Janet Herlihy
Enhanced printing technologies offer more choices than ever.
by Janet Herlihy
Niche line is looking for a broader, more sophisticated audience.
by Janet Herlihy, Editor
November / December 2003
A wide range of new types of products demands new types of packaging.
by Janet Herlihy
Consolidation means fewer, but stronger, manufacturers.
by Janet Herlihy
by Cathy Maisano, Contributing Editor
September / October 2003
Tradition with a modern twist marks today’s prestige beauty products.
by Anita Shaw
Protection, brand identification and differentiation are all key.
by Janet Herlihy
July / August 2003
Outsourcing is becoming more of a long term strategy.
by Janet Herlihy
Products for the home fragrance category explore different formats.
by Anita Shaw
Celebrating 40 Years of Service and Friendship
by Janet Herlihy, Editor
May / June 2003
The gleam of gold, silver and other minerals adds that special touch to packaging for cosmetics, fragrance and personal care products.
by Anita Shaw
Being able to offer marketers a variety of services—from filling and sealing, to shrink-wrapping and packout—is a growing strategy for packaging suppliers.
by Janet Herlihy, Editor
March / April 2003
Cosmoprof 2003 was a good place to spot the latest/greatest from suppliers
by Janet Herlihy
Coty Hits Right Notes with Celine Dion Parfums Win
New Jaqua Girls’ beauty kits come packaged in pastry boxes for girls’ night parties centered on allsorts of yummy treats.
January / February 2003
Improving quality, inventory cost savings and speedy production drive label proliferation
by Andy Teng
Fine fragrance styling varies from traditional to ultra-modern
by Janet Herlihy
November / December 2002
Attention-getting packaging is now more important for hair and skin care
by Ellen Wuagneux
Contract manufacturing and contract packaging exert growing influence
by Janet Herlihy
September / October 2002
In the beauty business, secondary packaging has primary importance
by Janet Herlihy
July / August 2002
Truth Calvin Klein Men Chooses Risdon-AMS for Cap
April 2002
Transparent looks increase in color cosmetic packaging
by Ellen Wuagneux
February 2002
With today’s advances, everything from simple communication to decoration to compliance and security–that’s what
by Janet Herlihy
Advanced decorative techniques make high-end looks more affordable.
January 2002
innovative tubes match sophisticated contents
by Janet Herlihy
Estée Lauder's Bejeweled Artichoke for the Holidays
Fall 2001
indie cosmetics continue to create trends and gain admirers
by Melanie K. Marchie
Summer 2001
there’s plenty of innovation out there
by Veronica MacDonald
aluminum, tinplate and other metals are becoming more popular
by Melanie K. Marchie
Spring 2001
Increased competition in the cosmetic market means that now more than ever, marketers are turning sampling efforts up a notch to attract and keep customers.
by Ellen Wuagneux
Winter 2000
The bath and body market keeps bubbling with creativity and innovation
by Veronica MacDonald
Fall 2000
Remodeled hair styling packages are shaking up the shelves in an effort to attract consumers.
by Veronica MacDonald