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318 articles found with the search term 'Metal'
April/May 2013
Package optimization, corporate policy and cost factors weigh in on efforts to minimize environmental impact while protecting and delivering the product.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
Metals-and-metallized finishes are being used in various ways to create packaging designed to convey a brand's own unique marketing message.
by Marie Redding, Associate Editor
As the sun protection category grows, customers expect the same level of packaging innovation they see in other personal care sectors.
by Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
With Day 1 once again dedicated to the world of beauty packaging, Cosmopack drew brand teams from all over the world eager to kick off the start of Bologna's comprehensive global beauty fair by first finding just the right packaging components.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
A look at how packaging preferences and trends are country-specific.
by Regina Maiseviciute, senior analyst-packaging, Euromonitor International
March 2013
Consumer demand for 'added value,' along with more advanced skin care formulations, continue to drive the design of new airless packages.
by Marie Redding, Associate Editor
From upscale metallized tubes to small round plastic pots, cosmetic packaging suppliers have helped brands propel lip products to a new status as lifestyle accessories that are as individual as the consumers who are purchasing them.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
The prestige color cosmetics brand features trendy colors - like Ox Blood - paired with packaging that's designed with a few luxe details.
by Marie Redding, Associate Editor
The celeb sisters' new sun care line has colorful packaging with beach-inspired hues.
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
New products continue to drive category growth, increasing the demand for all types of nail product packaging.
by Marie Redding, Associate Editor
The Fragrance Foundation's Indie Award winner was honored during a reception at the Elements Showcase in New York City on January 28th.
by Marie Redding, Associate Editor
Blush pink is a popular color for new women's fragrances launching in 2013, now through March.
by Marie Redding, Associate Editor
How an online collaborative design process helped Ineke create packaging for its recent fragrance launches, in record time.
by Marie Redding, Associate Editor
December 2012
The increasing challenges of 'new today, gone tomorrow'-brought about in part by rampant Internet exposure-have sped up the demand for innovative packaging in the beauty world. Here, highly regarded industry trends experts and top packaging innovators share their thoughts on how brands and suppliers are syncing componentry, technology-and effective partnerships-to best drive new product success.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
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
Many brands are leveraging delivery systems to capture prospective buyers and turn them into loyal customers.
by Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
Packaging for home fragrances conveys an upscale look-with minimal logos, innovative containers, and more attention placed on design-in hopes that consumers will want to prominently display the items at home.
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
How Eufora International's new product line and new package design are a part of its growth strategy.
October/November 2012
With a competitive market bursting with formulas using highly sophisticated and/or natural ingredients, packaging suppliers must satisfy a number of specific demands and requirements.
by Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
Marketers and suppliers are going to great lengths to give packaging exciting new twists, sure to capture the attention of a brand's customers—and their wallets.
by Marie Redding, Associate Editor
September 2012
Not only for sampling use, small-sized products are taking the packaging world by storm.
by Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
Bejeweled fragrances with high-tech designs and componentry are making consumers swoon for scents.
by Lisa Samalonis, Associate Editor
H2O Plus' color coordinated packaging components conjure up the sea and provide for a cohesive skin care lineup.
by Lisa B. Samalonis, Associate Editor
July/August 2012
Caps and closures top off packages and provide a star-studded, yet functional, look of distinction.
by Lisa Samalonis, Associate Editor
Benefits including speed-to-market, cost-effectiveness and variability continue to boost the use of stock packaging.
by Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
Beauty brands are eyeing sensory-stimulating display cartons that are sustainable and quick to produce.
by Lisa Samalonis, Associate Editor
Glee star Jane Lynch concocted a range of fragrance jokes to entertain show-biz and beauty industry A-listers at the 40th anniversary of the Oscars of the Fragrance Industry.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
Consumers are looking for quality and added functionality.
by Karine Dussimon, senior packaging analyst, Euromonitor International
June 2012
With billions of color cosmetics packages sold annually, suppliers are helping brands capture market share with innovative packaging that gets customers talkingand sales registers ringing.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
Despite its longevity as a packaging solution, tube technology continues to flow.
by Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
by Karine Dussimon, Senior Analyst Packaging at Euromonitor International
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. Heres a look at current trends and what some leading suppliers are offering beauty brands to help them achieve their goals.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
Shimmering packages dressed up with metal or metallized effects catch the consumers eye and add perceived value.
by Lisa Samalonis, Associate Editor
Beauty and household products are using structures and graphics to move into homes as decorative accessories.
by Andrea Golliher, Interbrand
The deodorants category, the single largest user of metal aerosol cans, offers strong volume growth prospects.
by Rosemarie Downey, Euromonitor International
March 2012
Many brands are taking advantage of the range of benefits offered by an airless package. Choosing airless for the right reasons may benefit your brand significantly.
by Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
In the tricky mascara market, with consumers showing little brand loyalty and a strong desire for results, trends can change in the blink of an eyeand packaging holds the key to success.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
Decorative accessories, like flowers, bows, charms and other jewelry, adorn the latest beauty packages and can increase consumer appeal and perceived value.
by Lisa Samalonis, Associate Editor
The current market provides a large variety of choice in format and scent.
by Dr. Benjamin Punchard
The Jing Ai Cosmetics collection gets back to nature and features sustainable components.
by Lisa Samalonis, Associate Editor
For NuFACEs multipurpose hand-held facial toning device, a stylish and economical design communicates the novel technologys components and uses.
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
Advanced technology unites with sight, touch and smell for fresh and modern fragrance packages.
by Lisa Samalonis, Associate Editor
Packaging Megabrands for Global Success
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
The Hawaiian company re-launches its Island Ambiance Linen and Room Spray with an eye on the environment.
by Lisa Samalonis, Associate Editor
December 2011
Fragrance flankers are a main driver of creative decorative techniques, but other materials are also benefiting from new enhancement technologies.
by Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
High-tech dispensing technology, including pumps, tubes, click pens, ampoules and more, ensures product integrity with style.
by Lisa Samalonis, Associate Editor
A larger size air-tight package meets the demand from physicians and customers alike.
by Lisa Samalonis, Associate Editor
October/November 2011
Todays advanced skin care formulations can be tough on yesterdays packaging technology. Fortunately, innovative packaging manufacturers are keeping pace.
by Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
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, heres a look at whats new.
by Lisa Samalonis, Associate Editor
A mix of formulations, packaging and accessories highlights this makeup only event.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
Beauty is taking customization one step further by exploring ways for the consumer to build their own personal narrative through new packaging choices.
by Sophie Maxwell
September 2011
Fragrance stats are on the rise, and brands are capitalizing on fabulous flacons for best results.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
Samples and unit-dose packaging help sell new products and sustain established brands.
by Lisa Samalonis, Associate Editor
The events move to mid-year didnt deter booth traffic and interest.
Jamion Blackwell, founder of Mojo Cosmetics, talks about his design philosophy and reveals some of whats coming for the unique high-end beauty line.
by Lisa Samalonis, Associate Editor
A cosmetics-loving college student checks out the latest trends on two continents and finds that portable beauty is the trend that transcends all cultures.
by Sanam Foroughi
July/August 2011
Stock packaging offers cost advantages, speed and convenience to brands both small and large.
by Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
A necessary part of the package, innovative closures add value while maintaining function.
by Steve Katz, Associate Editor
The 9th edition of the popular packaging show draws rave reviews as exhibitors and attendees exceed previous years numbers.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
Anti-aging skin care formulations enhanced with enzymes and antioxidants are matched with lab-worthy packaging for a compelling science-meets-nature beauty story.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
From polished limos delivering the evenings celebrities, to metallized gold and silver flacons, the 39th annual FiFis took a shine to glamour.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
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
Packaging for color cosmetics must transcend shelf appeal, offering consumers artistic and application benefits.
by Steve Katz, Associate Editor
From advanced materials to expanded decorating techniques, tubes continue to meet beauty brands needs on many levels. Heres a look at some of the markets leading trends.
by Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
Twenty-nine companies won awards for 24 innovative technologies.
by Lisa Samalonis
April/May 2011
From Unilever to LOral, Aveda to Lather, beauty brand manufacturers large and small have taken great strides to deliver the sustainable packaging consumers are asking forbut they couldnt do it without the extreme innovation of the industrys 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
With consumer awareness growing, the sun care market is getting more sophisticated, and packaging suppliers are keeping pace with dispensers everyone can count on.
by Steve Katz, Associate Editor
Metal continues to shine as a way to stand out on shelf.
by Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
The annual global beauty show launched in perfect sync with the 150th anniversary of the unification of Italy.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
March 2011
Facing weaker wallets and stronger competition, many brands are luring consumers with decorative and practical packaging extras, from shiny plaques and jangling charms to clever toolsand even, good old-fashioned money.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
As the use of holography expands in the beauty aisle, the technology continues to break new ground.
by Glenn Wood, Contributing Writer
17th annual event provides unique, hands-on experience
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
January/February 2011
Decorative finishes, creative shapes, technical advances and even digital interaction waft across fragrance counters to draw returning consumers closer.
by Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
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
Recognition ranges across a number of categories.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
December 2010
Whether provocatively see-through or richly imbued with color, todays innovative beauty packages go beyond sheer good looks and elaborate delivery systems to reach consumers on a more personal level.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
With a focus on the consumer experience, dispensing technology continues to evolve, giving brands additional means to differentiate.
by Steve Katz, Associate 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 Octobers luxury packaging show.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
Innovative designs and stylized packaging wrap up todays home fragrances, which are now available at a wide array of venues.
by Lisa B. Samalonis, Contributing Editor
October/November 2010
Packaging suppliers have been hard at work creating this years all-important holiday gift sets, which many brands rely on to boost their annual bottom line.
by Steve Katz, Associate Editor
As three major trends impact todays 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 industrys biggest show, as suppliers report high attendee interest.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
A diverse, and in-depth conference program provided attendees with knowledge, tips and inspiration.
by Steve Katz, Associate Editor
September 2010
Whether reinventing the classics, emphasizing the star quality, appealing to the masses or playing up the portability aspect, todays fragrance spotlight beams brightly on the packaging.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
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
Research proves consumers love makeup, and as the market grows, so do the packaging innovations.
by Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
Textures, micro-encapsulation, holograms and more are helping to draw fragrance consumers to counter.
by Steve Katz, Associate Editor
July/August 2010
Off-the-shelf packaging components provide many advantages including ready access and speed to market.
by Steve Katz, Associate Editor
Todays caps and closures play a much greater role in packaging than just looking spiffy and functioning faultlessly. But when it comes to sustainability, it may not be such an open-and-shut case.
by Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
Whether for innovative packaging or captivating scent, this years winning bottles prove that whats on the outside counts in a big way.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
An increase in attendees proved fruitful for revitalized exhibitors showcasing options from stock packaging to sustainable components.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
June 2010
Those who made it to the largest international beauty expositiondespite the volcanowere rewarded with innovative products and an optimistic outlook for the future. And thanks to Icelands ash cloud, many relished the opportunity to walk the aisles for more days than originally planned.
by Jamie Matusow, 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 youll 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 Packagings Memory Lane, and we look forward to commemorating your special efforts and announcements in the future.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
New guideline allows for transportation analysis and its effect on packaging designs
by Steve Katz, Associate Editor
April/May 2010
From prestige to mass and masstige, metals weighty form and appealing attributes add both real and perceived value to beauty products.
by Steve Katz, Associate Editor
From powders and wipes to pumps and tubes, brands are turning up the creative heat on sun care formulations and packaging options.
by By Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
A few points on recycling and how you can best go about it.
by John Delfausse
March 2010
Airless packaging is on the rise, and it's no wonder. Not only does it protect formulations from air, it dispenses nearly 100% of the product. And the further good news: New options are making it more cost-effective than ever.
by Steve Katz
Some of the beauty industrys best-selling products have taken their cues from fabulous fashion runways and dazzling jewelry collections. From metallic plaques to hand-tied ribbons, heres a look at how some leading beauty brands are using accessories to dress their packages in style.
by Jamie Matusow
A prestige beauty packaging trend finds brands teaming up with professional artists for gallery-worthy bottles and jars.
by Nica Lewis
Thinking outside the cosmetics bag results in a sleek, metal-like shell that keeps makeup fired up and ready to go.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
Seminars and special displays will complement exhibition floor.
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
Knowledge and understanding is the key to keeping your package beautiful and compliant.
by Steve Katz, Associate Editor
Caught in a quandary, the fragrance industry must carefully balance slowing sales performance with the publics insatiable desire for new launches. Innovative packaging holds the key.
by Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
Innovation and sustainable development take center stage at PCD
by Steve Katz, Associate 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
Dispensers play a pivotal role in enhancing the package and product performance across all beauty categories.
by Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
Attendees with an upbeat attitude mirrored packaging launches full of whimsy and lightheartedness.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
Lip plumper is one of six double-duty beauty products from Purple Lab scheduled for a colorful primetime launch.
by Steve Katz, Associate Editor
October / November 2009
Innovative delivery systems meet growing needs.
by Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
Attendance was strong as buying crowd headed to Javits.
by Jamie Matusow, 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
From October 21-23, visitors to Luxe Pack Monaco will not only have the opportunity to view luxury packaging solutions from leading international suppliers, theyll also be able to pick the brains of prominent packaging and design experts.
July/August 2009
Developing a custom look can be quick, economical and easy. Here's how multiple brands and suppliers have successfully teamed up to make the most of stock products.
by Leah Genuario
Today's caps and closures go way beyond their functions of keeping contents contained and dispensable; whether innovative or basic, they can add an aesthetic appeal to any package.
by Lindsay Elkins
On the 37th anniversary of the FiFi awards and the 60th anniversary of The Fragrance Foundation, top-of-mind celebrities and over-the-top packaging stole the show.
by Jamie Matusow
A record crowd and a sold-out show floor lend an increasing sense of optimism to the luxury packaging market.
by Jamie Matusow
June 2009
Today's sampling constructions offer beauty lines exciting branding opportunities that build loyal customers and drive sales.
by Leah Genuario
Mass beauty brands have stepped up packaging designs, taking their cues from high-end products because, with today's savvy young consumers, value per dollar is key to sales at any price.
by Jamie Matusow
Zorbit (Maesa) designers share their strategies.
Companies are trending toward greener, more ornate alternatives.
by Joanna Cosgrove, Online Editor
May 2009
From ingredients to packaging to point of sale, this company communicates the environmentally friendly message it's all about.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
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
John Delfausse of Estee Lauder poses new challenges
by John Delfausse
Maureen Kelly of Tarte talks about going green.
by Maureen Kelly and Candace Craig
March 2009
Luxe Pack arrives in NY on May 20-21, with top-notch suppliers and education program.
As demonstrated by two different products utilizing Rexam pumps, color is an effective tool in differentiating airless packaging and achieving the right brand image.
by Leah Genuario
Ribbons, charms and jewels help packages stand out in a saturated market.
by Lindsay Elkins
January / February 2009
The fragrance package is a challenging work of art that must at once capture the essence of the perfumer while providing the consumer with both visual and functional appeal.
by Jennifer Hagemann
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
Packaging suppliers are pulling out the stops and looking to other sectors to meet beauty brands' quests for innovative ways to stand out on-shelf.
by Jamie Matusow
Decorative embellishments can turn an everyday glass bottle into a sophisticated piece of art.
by Lindsay Elkins
When it comes to dispensing trends, the popularity of airless dispensers tops the charts.
by Leah Genuario
Tactile treatments lend sense appeal to Monoco's high-end packaging show.
by Jamie Matusow
October / November 2008
by Lindsay Elkins
Brand owners are responding to consumer desires and a challenging retail marketplace with a flurry of innovative gift set packages.
by Leah Genuario
From applicators to zero waste, the B2B beauty event provided an incomparable look at the latest industry innovations.
by Jamie Matusow
September 2008
Brand marketers and component suppliers are reaching new levels of creativity as they meet consumers' demands for individuality, practicality and quality of design-not to mention heavenly scents.
by Jamie Matusow, Editor
Suppliers and marketers leverage the latest technologies and accessories to deliver brand-boosting tube packages.
by Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
As we head into 2009, which colors are hot and which are not? Here's one supplier's practiced approach to figuring it all out.
by Percy Lidback
Heres to the winners. A group shot of all the finalists in the 2008 HBA International Package Design Awards.
July/August 2008
An expanded cast of luxury packaging companies, business-friendly lounges and an inspired seminar program draw rave reviews.
by Jamie Matusow
Recent projects highlight the many ways a cap can effectively enhance a package - and the consumer's experience.
by Leah Genuario
At The Fragrance Foundation's 36th annual FiFi Awards presentation, Coty, L'Oreal and Avon drew the spotlight.
June 2008
"Very good!" was how many suppliers described the 41st edition of the Italian beauty show, which drew a record number of attendees.
by Jamie Matusow
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
Reusable packaging takes tarte's eco-friendly attitude to a whole new level.
by Heather Ratushny
Sample and trial sizes are growing in number-and yielding big results.
by Leah Genuario
by Jamie Matusow
Sparkly and fun on the outside, these stylish accessories hide a beautiful secret.
by Joanna Cosgrove
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
Due to its recyclable nature, metal is shining brighter than ever with brand marketers all over the world.
by Leah Genuario
Sales in men's grooming are up-and competition is, too. Here's what some brands are doing to lure even the average Joe to more sophisticated choices.
March 2008
Brand marketers use various adornments to catch the consumer's eye.
by Leah Genuario
Innovative beauty solutions house two products in unique packaging mediums.
by Joanna Cosgrove
January / February 2008
A successful fragrance makes a fashion statement while staying true to the overall brand image.
by Leah Genuario
Labels need to adhere, identify, impress and inform-and do so in a legal manner.
by Christine Esposito
December 2007
Does your packaging have what it takes to spark emotion and fuel a connection? Follow the lead of these beauty innovations that crossed the packaging finish line with flying colors.
by Jamie Matusow
Today's dispensers are much more than simple packaging components; they are sophisticated mechanisms that play a role in the application of the formula, as well as in the loyalty of the consumer.
by Christine Esposito
Gift sets need to immediately wow holiday shoppers beset with choices.
by Christine Esposito
Luxe Pack Monaco celebrates 20 years with record crowds and timely solutions.
by By Jamie Matusow
November 2007
Its another record year for the biggest trade show in the U.S.
by Jamie Matusow
Effective Point-of-Purchase displays can improve sales and give marketers and their retail partners plenty of reasons to celebrate.
by Leah Genuario
Effective Point-of-Purchase displays can improve sales and give marketers and their retail partners plenty of reasons to celebrate while still achieving their ultimate goal: the sale.
by By Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
September 2007
Marketers are turning to tubes to package a wide array of personal care.
by Christine Esposito
Marketers throughout the cosmetic industry rely on unusual yet functional packages for their personal care products.
by Christine Esposito
The beauty industry bands together to raise awareness and funds - for breast cancer charities.
by Joanna Cosgrove
July / August 2007
A look at innovative sun care packaging found on store shelves this summer.
by Leah Genuario
June 2007
Packaging for kids personal care products.
by Ava Caridad
Choosing the correct applicator is vital to a products success, and todays market offers more variety than ever.
by Leah Genuario
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
Travel and amenity sizes see a boost in popularity due to airline regulations.
by Christine Esposito
March 2007
Gems, jewels, ribbons and bows in luxe packaging catch the eye and add value.
by Ava Caridad
Keeping air out and product integrity in.
by Christine Esposito
January / February 2007
Company of the Year: Excellence in Packaging
by Ava Caridad
by Ava Caridad
by Christine Esposito, Contributing Editor
December 2006
From laser to lacquer, decoration of glass packaging promotes a quality product.
by Ava Caridad
The latest dispensers combine modern aesthetics with practical functionality.
by Joanna Cosgrove
Luxury packaging for cosmetics and personal care adds that certain something to high-end products looking to make their mark.
by Ava Caridad, Editor
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
Technology helps point-of-purchase displays contend with both limited shelf space and limited consumer attention spans.
by Christine Esposito
by Ava Caridad, Editor
September 2006
The International Package Design Awards competition includes finalists across 10 categories.
Tube suppliers race to provide better tubes faster at more economical price points.
by Christine Esposito
Examining packaging and marketing targeted at specific age groups.
by Leah Genuario
July / August 2006
Marketers utilize new packaging innovations to revamp a mature category.
by Christine Esposito
June 2006
Applicators play an integral role in proper application and at-market product differentiation.
by Joanna Cosgrove
Serving as a marketing tool and as a protective outer shell, secondary packages fill two roles.
by Christine Esposito
by Leah Genuario
April/May 2006
Beauty marketers work toward the goal of sustainable packaging with growing success
by Leah Genuario
Metal packaging has been re-imagined and re-shaped in 2006.
by Mary Jane Tenerelli
Mass market beauty products are taking a cue from the prestige segment.
by Joanna Cosgrove
Five individuals have entered the New Jersey Packaging Executive's Club hall of fame this year.
by Christine Esposito
March 2006
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
PureOlogy Research wins our Company of the Year: Excellence in Packaging award.
by Leah Genuario
2005 was the year of celebrity scents and the biggest trend in fragrance packaging was the use of dazzling color.
by Joanna Cosgrove
by Michelle Sartor
December 2005
Whether its fragrance, cosmetics, skin care or personal care, packaging for limited distribution must reflect the brand and emphasize quality.
by Janet Herlihy
Color cosmetic packaging defines a brand with styles ranging from subtle chic to over-the-top glam.
by Joanna Cosgrove
Dispenser suppliers are pushing the envelope in terms of design and creativity. Following is a look at the latest products offered to the beauty industry.
Luxe Pack Monaco presented the latest in luxury packaging.
by Susan Eliya, Contributing Editor
October / November 2005
Innovative containers and sophisticated decoration help convince consumers to 'try it, you'll like it'
by Janet Herlihy
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
Domestic tube suppliers labor under the increased pressure of international competitors while decorating innovation continues to enhance brand identity.
by Joanna Cosgrove
Award Winning cartons that tap into today's biggest secondary packaging trends
by Leah Genuario
The third annual induction ceremony honored six packaging executives.
by Janet Herlihy and Leah Genuario
Luxe Pack New York drew a sizeable crowd to the two-day luxury packaging event.
Jeni Lee Cosmetics is reaching out to a broader audience with a relaunch by its new owner, Lucent Cosmetics Inc.
by Janet Herlihy, Editor
June 2005
Complex forces are driving the beauty industry
by Janet Herlihy
In all sectors of beauty, brand marketers use metal to create packaging that pops
by Leah Genuario
When brands are looking for that certain something to say 'special' luxury, glass is still the material of choice
by Joanna Cosgrove
April / May 2005
Creative constructions and distribution methods aid in making fragrance sampling an important promotional tool.
by Leah Genuario
The en vogue styles are simple with a splash of color for added shelf appeal.
by Joanna Cosgrove
This hybrid category promises added benefits.
by Janet Herlihy
March 2005
Wal-Marts mandate is making waves in the retail and supplier communities.
by Leah Genuario
The Este Lauder Companies package testing assures that quality standards are followed to contain and deliver every productconsistently.
by Janet Herlihy
The Fragrance Foundation has named the first round of finalists in this years FiFi competition.
January / February 2005
This venerable brand is the epitome of luxury, fashion and quality.
by Janet Herlihy
Clever use of decoration can turn standard components into something special.
by Leah Genuario
Suppliers innovate with smart new products and subtle enhancements.
by Janet Herlihy
November / December 2004
Domestic consolidation and foreign competition are key issues.
by Anita Shaw
September / October 2004
Sales of luxury cosmetics, fragrances and personal care items are once again on the rise.
by Janet Herlihy
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
May / June 2004
Aluminum, zamac, brass and tinplate steel bring unique attributes to beauty packaging.
by Janet Herlihy
March / April 2004
What's hot in beauty: color, shape, materials and technologies.
by Janet Herlihy
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
LDM Finds Solution for Almays Nearly Naked
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
The latest pumps and spray systems are stylish, precise and ergonomic.
by Janet Herlihy, Editor
September / October 2003
Tradition with a modern twist marks todays prestige beauty products.
by Anita Shaw
Protection, brand identification and differentiation are all key.
by Janet Herlihy
July / August 2003
Miss Perfect is a Winner in Custom Bottles Body Oval
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
Packaging developments for sampling and unit-dose applications offer a variety of diminutive formats.
by Janet Herlihy
Product and package innovation fuel interest and sales.
by Carol Schuler Derrico
Clariant Creates Exotic Effects for Fiji Blend Inc.
March / April 2003
Cosmoprof 2003 was a good place to spot the latest/greatest from suppliers
by Janet Herlihy
The latest in form and fashion for fragrance, color cosmetics and personal care packaging was on display in Bologna.
by Janet Herlihy, Editor
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
Retailer knows how to succeed in beauty by really trying
by Janet Herlihy
by Victor Suben, P. E.
November / December 2002
Attention-getting packaging is now more important for hair and skin care
by Ellen Wuagneux
Tube manufacturers develop enhancementsdecorating to dispensing
by Janet Herlihy
Contract manufacturing and contract packaging exert growing influence
by Janet Herlihy
September / October 2002
Todays prestige packaging is clean, often clear and simply elegant
by Carol Schuler Derrico
In the beauty business, secondary packaging has primary importance
by Janet Herlihy
Aesthetics, function and enhanced engineering are essentials in packaging for cosmetics for lips,
by Janet Herlihy
Techpack Team Creates Enhance for Marks & Spencer
New cosmetics line combines Italian design heritage and American know-how for a highly styled, highly functional collection.
by Janet Herlihy, Editor
This specialty store concepta jv from Shiseido and Limited Brands has it all.
by Janet Herlihy, Editor
July / August 2002
Marketers expand offerings for smell-good homes
by Carol Schuler Derrico
Compact sizes and fun styling combine in packaging that fuels less is more line.
by Janet Herlihy, Editor
May / June 2002
Good things come in small packages
by Janet Herlihy
Products, packaging and presentation step up in mass venues
by Carol Schuler Derrico
Aluminum and tinplate bring fashion and function to packaging
by Janet Herlihy
Cosmetic component suppliers are busy developing new products: near right, a duo-pack from Arrowpack; far right, compacts chosen by Avon from Toly.
April 2002
Manufacturing caps and components can be complicated
by Janet Herlihy
Packaging design can make all the difference
by Janet Herlihy
Transparent looks increase in color cosmetic packaging
by Ellen Wuagneux
Finding the cause of failing hinges and cracked makeup jars.
by Victor Suben, P. E.
An upscale designer line puts the accent on a sensual, natural look.
February 2002
With todays advances, everything from simple communication to decoration to compliance and securitythats what
by Janet Herlihy
The Este Lauder Companies have found the secret to longevity
by Janet Herlihy
SeaquistPerfect Dispensing For Simply Organic Hair Care
Advanced decorative techniques make high-end looks more affordable.
January 2002
soothing category offers comfort to frazzled consumers
by Janet Herlihy
innovative tubes match sophisticated contents
by Janet Herlihy
packaging seeks to mimic prestige looks
by Janet Herlihy
Este Lauder's Bejeweled Artichoke for the Holidays
The old-fashioned approach still works for this all-natural line of skin care balms.
by Janet Herlihy, Editor
Everything a marketer could need, and more, to package an upscale product was at the Grimaldi Forum. Despite some decline in attendance, overall mood was optimistic.
by Janet Herlihy, Editor
Fall 2001
todays packaging is more about functionality than looks
by Kerry Pianoforte
the countdown is here to create the right packages for the holiday season
by Veronica MacDonald
indie cosmetics continue to create trends and gain admirers
by Melanie K. Marchie
3C Puts a New Twist On Compact Designs
Miami-based Sothys USA has undergone a complete makeover to keep up with the pace of consumer appeal.
by Veronica MacDonald
Home fragrance sales have slowed, but new packaging options may give the market a boost.
by Veronica MacDonald, Associate Editor
Summer 2001
theres plenty of innovation out there
by Veronica MacDonald
aluminum, tinplate and other metals are becoming more popular
by Melanie K. Marchie
there are no lazy summer days for color cosmetics packaging manufacturers
by Ellen Wuagneux
A Variety of Closures Now Available from MAC
Spring 2001
What's hot and what's not in prestige fragrance packaging and design this spring.
by Veronica MacDonald
Winter 2000
With creative shapes, new materials and budget-conscious delivery system, fragrance is experiencing a new era in popularity as well as availability
by Melanie K. Marchie
The bath and body market keeps bubbling with creativity and innovation
by Veronica MacDonald
Fall 2000
The independent cosmetic category is not only fresh and funky but catching on with a wider audience thanks, in part to radical packaging.
by Veronica MacDonald