Amcor will showcase new facial skincare packaging, including its Magic One airless dispenser and extensions to its Prima Jar and Ocyl bottle ranges, at Luxe Pack Monaco from 28-30 September.

Managing parcel size across a catalogue of more than 3000 products requires a packaging system that can flex without becoming unwieldy. Sassy Organics founder Aida Rejzovic tells PKN how the online retailer balances carton choice with product protection.

Quadpack has reengineered its Arena PET refill jar into a glass format for premium beauty and cosmeceutical brands, retaining the pack's wide silhouette, ergonomic design and refillable system.

Amcor is supplying French hair care brand Luxeol with a customised version of its Prima jar for Luxeol’s curl mask, incorporating post-consumer recycled (PCR) material and a design tailored to the brand.

Celebrating its 25th edition, Paris Packaging Week took centre stage on the global packaging events circuit in early February. Dominique Huret from Cape Decision reports on the innovation highlights for PKN.

Amcor will showcase its latest beauty, health and wellness packaging at Cosmoprof in Bologna from 26–28 March, featuring rigid and flexible formats, recyclable, refillable and PCR options.

Sustainability has shifted from brand story to business imperative in the cosmetics sector. Mounting regulatory pressure, particularly under the EU PPWR, combined with rising consumer scrutiny, is accelerating change across materials, formats and machinery.

Cosmetics retailer Mecca has partnered with packaging technology company Phantm to use artificial intelligence (AI) to collect, analyse and report packaging data across its operations.

Spanish fashion house Adolfo Domínguez has introduced its new fragrance line, ADN, featuring a circular wooden packaging solution developed with packaging manufacturer Quadpack.

L’Oreal Groupe marked World Refill Day with a global campaign promoting refillable beauty products across its major brands, to encourage consumers to choose refills to reduce packaging waste.

As the lines between beauty categories become increasingly blurred, multifunctional and hybrid products are finding their way to consumers. It’s a trend influencing packaging design, as Dominique Huret observed for PKN at Paris Packaging Week.

Beauty packaging manufacturer Quadpack has redesigned its Wanderer dropper tube with a PET pipette, offering greater transparency and a premium aesthetic for prestige brands.

Quadpack has expanded its packaging portfolio with the introduction of the ShapeUp tube, engineered to facilitate the dispensing of creams and cosmetics in bespoke shapes and patterns.

For Sisley’s neuroscience-based skincare brand Neuraé, Quadpack has produced maple wood caps and collars, along with other sustainable material initiatives for the range.

When used for beauty packaging, wood is infinitely versatile. Different species, custom shapes and new advances in decoration techniques make certified wood a responsible packaging choice for any beauty brand.

Mecca Australia has extended its free national in-store beauty waste recycling program, run in partnership with Terracycle, to include the collection of glass perfume and fragrance bottles.