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107 articles found with the search term 'cosmetic packaging'
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
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
March 2013
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
October/November 2012
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
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
July/August 2012
Beauty brand Lush relies on UK eco-manufacturer Remarkable to recycle its black polypropylene cosmetic packaging.
June 2012
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
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
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
September 2011
The event’s move to mid-year didn’t deter booth traffic and interest.
June 2011
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. Here’s a look at some of the market’s leading trends.
by Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
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
December 2010
Even simple packages can be transformed into works of art through creative use of decoration.
by Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
October/November 2010
New trends emerge at the beauty industry’s 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
Research proves consumers love makeup, and as the market grows, so do the packaging innovations.
by Leah Genuario, Contributing Editor
July/August 2010
The three-day event in October will be dedicated to initiatives that lower the environmental and social impact of beauty products and packaging.
by Amarjit Sahota, managing director, Organic Monitor
June 2010
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
From prestige to mass and masstige, metal’s weighty form and appealing attributes add both real and perceived value to beauty products.
by Steve Katz, Associate Editor
September 2009
More than 16,000 attendees expected at this year's event will be treated to an extensive variety of educational sessions in addition to a bustling exhibit area.
The pro-environment movement-along with other trends-is significantly impacting color cosmetic packaging in today's marketplace.
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
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
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
Despite the global economic crisis, demand for cosmetics in Asia continues to rise-and impressive sales in Hong Kong lead the way.
by Paula Farquharson
December 2008
Tactile treatments lend sense appeal to Monoco's high-end packaging show.
by Jamie Matusow
The breakup of the Soviet block resulted in the creation of new independent states turning to free markets and gaining access to better personal care.
by Greg Grishchenko
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
November 2007
It’s another record year for the biggest trade show in the U.S.
by Jamie Matusow
Color sells products and speaks volumes. Are you using it wisely?
by Christine Esposito
September 2007
Marketers throughout the cosmetic industry rely on unusual yet functional packages for their personal care products.
by Christine Esposito
July / August 2007
A look at innovative sun care packaging found on store shelves this summer.
by Leah Genuario
April / May 2007
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
December 2006
The latest dispensers combine modern aesthetics with practical functionality.
by Joanna Cosgrove
September 2006
December 2005
Whether it’s 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.
A trip down memory lane.
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
September 2005
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
In all sectors of beauty, brand marketers use metal to create packaging that pops
by Leah Genuario
April / May 2005
The en vogue styles are simple with a splash of color for added shelf appeal.
by Joanna Cosgrove
March 2005
The Estée Lauder Companies’ package testing assures that quality standards are followed to contain and deliver every product—consistently.
by Janet Herlihy
January / February 2005
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
This year’s event offers increased space and more exhibitors.
November / December 2004
September / October 2004
The Hot Box Mini Makeup Kit by Urban Decay received the 2004 IPDA Package of the Year award.
A unique educational program helps executives be the best.
by By Janet Herlihy, Editor
Graduate students tackle beauty
by Stephan Kanlian, Contributing Editor
by Gregory Grischenko, Contributing Editor
July / August 2004
This emerging nation offers opportunity for marketers and manufacturers.
by Gregory Grischenko
Health & Beauty 2004 promises more exhibitors, more education for best-ever exhibition and conference.
May / June 2004
Aluminum, zamac, brass and tinplate steel bring unique attributes to beauty packaging.
by Janet Herlihy
Suppliers continue to innovate and enhance ways to deliver small packages.
by Timothy Dowd
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
Valois Doubles Congers Capacity
November / December 2003
A wide range of new types of products demands new types of packaging.
by Janet Herlihy
Reliability, speed-to-market and quality are offered by domestic sources.
by Scott Rusch
September / October 2003
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
May / June 2003
Product and package innovation fuel interest and sales.
by Carol Schuler Derrico
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
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
November / December 2002
Contract manufacturing and contract packaging exert growing influence
by Janet Herlihy
September / October 2002
Aesthetics, function and enhanced engineering are essentials in packaging for cosmetics for lips,
by Janet Herlihy
Techpack Team Creates Enhance for Marks & Spencer
This specialty store concept—a 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
Specialty packaging manufacturer offers custom luxe looks and uncommon services.
by Janet Herlihy, Editor
May / June 2002
Airtight cosmetic packaging poses unique challenges.
by Victor Suben, P. E.
by Janet Herlihy, Editor
Cosmetic component suppliers are busy developing new products: near right, a duo-pack from Arrowpack; far right, compacts chosen by Avon from Toly.
by Veronica MacDonald
April 2002
Manufacturing caps and components can be complicated
by Janet Herlihy
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
The Estée Lauder Companies have found the secret to longevity
by Janet Herlihy
SeaquistPerfect Dispensing For Simply Organic Hair Care
January 2002
soothing category offers comfort to frazzled consumers
by Janet Herlihy
Estée Lauder's Bejeweled Artichoke for the Holidays
by Veronica MacDonald
Fall 2001
indie cosmetics continue to create trends and gain admirers
by Melanie K. Marchie
Home fragrance sales have slowed, but new packaging options may give the market a boost.
by Veronica MacDonald, Associate Editor
Summer 2001
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
Spring 2001
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
News Search Results
12 articles found with the search term 'cosmetic packaging'
Eve Pearl's New COO
Posted on October 17, 2012 @ 08:32 am
Cosmoprof Asia Anticipates Growth
Posted on September 26, 2012 @ 09:02 am
Shiseido's Charitable Causes
Posted on September 24, 2012 @ 09:18 am
Cosmogen Names Business Development Director
Posted on April 26, 2012 @ 09:06 am
Sofadis Name Change
Posted on September 26, 2011 @ 06:46 am
L’Oréal's Garnier to Partner With TerraCycle
Posted on April 11, 2011 @ 06:17 am
Alcan Packaging Beauty Sold to Sun Capital
Posted on July 6, 2010 @ 07:43 am
World Wide Packaging Wins ICMAD Award
Posted on June 22, 2010 @ 09:49 am
Rexam to Return to Torrington, CT
Posted on March 24, 2010 @ 08:42 am
World Wide Packaging Partners with Nu-World Beauty for New Tube Technology
Posted on March 22, 2010 @ 09:04 am
New High Glass Introduces Plastics Line
Posted on December 17, 2009 @ 10:54 am
Spotlight on Packaging at HBA
Posted on August 28, 2006 @ 09:30 am
