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Your professional guide to cosmetic packaging. Find the latest industry trends, product articles, and video demos here to help your sourcing.
More beauty brands are exploring PCR cosmetic tubes to reduce the use of virgin plastic. JIIHO explains the benefits, limitations and key considerations before selecting PCR packaging for skincare and personal care products.
A cosmetic tube should maintain its shape and performance throughout the product lifecycle. JIIHO explains why cosmetic tube cracking and deformation occur and how brands can improve packaging reliability.
A cosmetic tube may look perfect but still leak after filling or transportation. JIIHO explains the common causes of cosmetic tube leakage and how packaging buyers can reduce risks before mass production.
The right cosmetic tube closure affects dispensing, sealing and product appearance. JIIHO explains common closure types and how to select suitable caps based on formula, application and packaging design.
Choosing between a flip-top and screw cap affects dispensing, convenience and packaging style. JIIHO compares both options to help buyers select the right cosmetic tube cap for different applications.
The right cosmetic tube nozzle size controls flow, dosage and user experience. JIIHO explains how formula viscosity, particles and application needs affect the ideal dispensing opening.
Formula viscosity directly affects dispensing, squeeze force and closure design. JIIHO explains how different cosmetic formulas should be matched with the right tube diameter, nozzle and structure.
Cosmetic tube capacity is not determined by diameter alone. JIIHO explains how tube diameter, body length, shoulder design and sealing allowance work together to define the final filling volume.
Choosing the right cosmetic tube diameter affects capacity, tube length, dispensing and appearance. JIIHO explains common diameter options and how buyers can select the right tube size for different cosmetic products.
Choosing between PE vs ABL vs PBL cosmetic tubes depends on more than appearance. JIIHO compares flexibility, barrier performance, decoration, cost and formula requirements to help buyers select the right structure.
Not all multilayer cosmetic tubes perform the same. JIIHO compares 2-layer, 5-layer and 7-layer structures to help buyers balance formula protection, tube feel, cost and application requirements.
When sourcing white and colored cosmetic tubes, buyers often assume clear tubes belong to the white-tube category. At JIIHO, clear tubes are treated as colored cosmetic tubes for production and quotation purposes.