Skincare Packaging
Facial Treatment Packaging
Facial treatment packaging covers masks, peels, ampoules and professional protocol formats, where single-use or dose-controlled presentation matters more than brand surface area.
- 2 ml
- 5 ml
- 10 ml
- 15 ml
- 30 ml
- 50 ml
At a glance
- Best for
- Weekly treatment masks · Peels and acid treatments · Professional protocol kits
- Formula fit
- Clay and hydrogel mask · Enzyme treatment · Chemical peel
- Materials
- PP · PET / PETG · PCR PP
- Decoration
- Custom colour matched to the brand palette · Printing on body, lid and shoulder
What are facial treatment packaging?
Treatments are used weekly rather than daily, and often in a fixed protocol. That changes the packaging maths: a 50 ml mask jar may serve ten applications, so pack cost per application is higher than for a daily product, and ampoules or single-dose formats can be justified on hygiene grounds.
Professional channels add a further requirement — the pack may be used for several clients, so closures that stay clean, wide-mouth access for spatula use and clear labelled dosing become functional requirements.
Typical specification range
Values below are the ranges we quote most often. Confirm against your formula viscosity, fill weight and destination market before freezing a specification.
| Parameter | Options we quote |
|---|---|
| Capacities | 2 ml, 5 ml, 10 ml, 15 ml, 30 ml, 50 ml, 100 ml, 120 ml |
| Materials | PP, PET / PETG, PCR PP, PE tube, Acrylic for retail display |
| Closures / dispensing | Airless pump, Ampoule tip, Spatula lid, Flip-top cap, Screw cap, Applicator brush |
| Customisation | Custom colour matched to the brand palette, Printing on body, lid and shoulder, Hot stamping for premium retail packs, Frosted, soft-touch or metallic finishing, Secondary packing: cartons, inserts, shrink sleeve, Closure and component upgrades (airless, dropper, pump) |
| MOQ | 1,000 pcs per design for stock moulds; 3,000 pcs for decorated orders; 10,000 pcs per size for custom moulds. |
| Sampling time | Stock samples in 5–10 working days; custom colour and decorated samples in 10–20 working days. |
| Production lead time | 15–30 working days after sample approval, depending on quantity, decoration and assembly complexity. |
Product features
Single-dose options
Ampoule and sachet formats for actives that must stay sealed until use, with crimped or screw-top tips.
Professional handling
Wide-mouth access with spatula lids and clean-edge closures for clinic and spa use.
Mask filling compatibility
High-viscosity clay and hydrogel textures are quoted with the right orifice size, fill temperature and deaeration guidance.
Who it is suitable for
- Weekly treatment masks
- Peels and acid treatments
- Professional protocol kits
- Ampoule and booster programmes
- Spa and clinic formats
Suitable formulas and products
- Clay and hydrogel mask
- Enzyme treatment
- Chemical peel
- Ampoule concentrate
- Overnight treatment
- Post-treatment balm
Customisation options
Facial Treatment Packaging can be delivered as a stock-mould pack with your colour and decoration, or developed into a proprietary format. Decoration is specified against the final surface finish so print adhesion and colour hold in use.
- Custom colour matched to the brand palette
- Printing on body, lid and shoulder
- Hot stamping for premium retail packs
- Frosted, soft-touch or metallic finishing
- Secondary packing: cartons, inserts, shrink sleeve
- Closure and component upgrades (airless, dropper, pump)
How these are manufactured
Parts are moulded by injection, injection blow or extrusion blow moulding depending on the format and material, then assembled, decorated and inspected in lots. Moulding parameters are recorded per mould so repeat orders match the approved sample. Read the manufacturing process.
Quality control
Dimension and weight checks, closure torque, leak and dose testing where relevant, colour verification (ΔE ≤ 1.5 opaque parts) and AQL 1.0/2.5 final inspection. Lot records are supplied with the shipping documents. See the inspection checklist.
Materials for this range
- PP — material guide
- PET — material guide
- PCR plastic — material guide
Frequently asked questions
Answers to the questions buyers ask most about facial treatment packaging. Send any specific question through the contact form and a packaging engineer will reply in writing.
What packaging suits a clay mask?
A 50–100 ml jar for retail with a wide mouth and gasketed lid, or a 100–120 ml tube for hygienic dispensing. Clay masks are paste-thick, so a wide orifice or a jar is essential to avoid blocking.
What are ampoules used for in skincare?
Ampoules are small sealed containers, typically 1–10 ml, used for concentrates that should remain sealed until the moment of use, and for clinical or travel programmes where a single dose is required.
Can peel formulas use standard airless pumps?
Only with a compatibility check. Peels are often strongly acidic, so wetted parts and gasket materials must be verified, and in some cases a PP pump with acid-resistant seals or a glass-bodied alternative is the better choice.
What MOQ applies to treatment packaging?
Jars and tubes start at 1,000–3,000 pcs; ampoule formats and applicator assemblies usually start at 5,000 pcs.
What is the MOQ for facial treatment packaging?
1,000 pcs per design for stock moulds; 3,000 pcs for decorated orders; 10,000 pcs per size for custom moulds.
Can I customise the colour?
Yes. Colour is matched to a Pantone reference or a physical sample and verified on production-resin parts. Custom colour matched to the brand palette is the standard route, and we supply samples for approval before the run.
Can you print or emboss my logo?
Yes — printing, hot stamping, coating, labelling and custom closures are all available for facial treatment packaging. Choose the method with your surface finish in mind: gloss print or foil works best on matte and soft-touch surfaces.
Can I request samples?
Stock samples in 5–10 working days; custom colour and decorated samples in 10–20 working days. Stock samples are supplied free (up to five pieces per SKU, courier at your cost); custom colour and decorated samples are quoted per project, typically USD 120–450.
Can you develop a custom mould?
Yes. Custom tooling is quoted as a separate line item with the cavity plan stated, usually from around 10,000 pcs per size and 25–40 calendar days from drawing approval to first-article inspection.
What is the production lead time?
15–30 working days after sample approval, depending on quantity, decoration and assembly complexity.
Do you ship internationally?
Yes. We ship facial treatment packaging to the United States, Canada, the UK, Europe, Australia, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, Japan, South Korea and Latin America, quoting FOB, CIF, DDP and air freight.
Which materials are available?
PP, PET / PETG, PCR PP, PE tube, Acrylic for retail display. Selection is driven by formula compatibility, clarity requirements, decoration and any recycled-content target.
Still have a question? Talk to a packaging expert.
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Quotes and samples for facial treatment packaging
Send the capacity, quantity, colour reference and decoration you need. We reply with MOQ, unit price band, sampling time and lead time — and we will tell you if a different format suits your formula better. Stock mould formats from 1,000 pcs per design; decorated orders typically from 3,000 pcs; custom moulds usually from 10,000 pcs per size.
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