Joanna Cosgrove, Contributing Editor02.05.20
Plastic packaging technologies have come a long way in recent years, but glass continues to reign in the realm of upscale fragrance, skincare and personal care packaging, where quality is king and consumer interest in “natural” has grown to include everything from formulations to packaging.
“There are many benefits in using glass in comparison to other materials,” says Samantha Vouanzi, beauty manager, Estal. “By using glass, you appeal to several senses—Sight: the glass shines, and is a reflection of perfection; Touch: it’s a cold material and appeals to a pureness of nature; Weight: the sensation of heaviness drives a feeling of quality. All these sensorial feelings cannot be transmitted with another material.”
Grandview Research valued the global skincare market at $135 billion in 2018, with the projection that the segment was poised to grow 4.4% from 2019-2025 thanks to the demand for face creams, sunscreens and body lotions. Increased interest in natural and organic skincare products has also grown, thanks in large part to the awareness surrounding the a
“There are many benefits in using glass in comparison to other materials,” says Samantha Vouanzi, beauty manager, Estal. “By using glass, you appeal to several senses—Sight: the glass shines, and is a reflection of perfection; Touch: it’s a cold material and appeals to a pureness of nature; Weight: the sensation of heaviness drives a feeling of quality. All these sensorial feelings cannot be transmitted with another material.”
Grandview Research valued the global skincare market at $135 billion in 2018, with the projection that the segment was poised to grow 4.4% from 2019-2025 thanks to the demand for face creams, sunscreens and body lotions. Increased interest in natural and organic skincare products has also grown, thanks in large part to the awareness surrounding the a
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