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SKS offers an expanding selection of cosmetic containers to package skin creams, liquid foundation, powdered makeup and more. Choose from glass or plastic cosmetic bottles and jars in a range of sizes to suit your beauty packaging needs.
SKS carries a variety of metal, glass, or plastic sample containers under 2 oz in size for promoting your product. Sample size metal tins are durable and non-toxic, making them ideal for housing non-liquid-based products, like lip balms or bath salts. Glass sample bottles and jars are versatile and prevent product leaching, making them ideal for food and skin care products. Plastic sample jars and bottles are lightweight and economical, and could be used to package a range of cosmetics or body care products. Each sample size container is reusable and recyclable, and features a variety of cap options to best suit your product.
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Clear styrene plastic airless pump bottles are available in three sizes and feature white polypropylene airless pumps with silver collars. Each airless pump includes a clear AS plastic cap to prevent product discharge when not in use. Airless pumps use a vacuum mechanism to dispense product without coming into contact with outside contaminants, preserving shelf life and making them ideal for packaging sensitive products, such as hair and facial serum, moisturizer, or eye cream.
Number of bottles: Sold individually or in sets of 6 and 12 | Accessories: None | Maximum capacity: 0.56 ounces
Cadence makes stylish, multiuse magnetic containers from ocean-bound plastic. Sold individually, they&#;re designed to cling to each other, creating what the company calls a &#;honeycomb.&#; The lids, each of which gets its own custom label, are also magnetic, which makes them more airtight. I was skeptical about these because of their high price point, but I&#;m sold after taking them on a couple of international trips last year. First of all, it is way easier to decant product into tubs as opposed to squeezable bottles &#; no more last-minute messing around with funnels before a flight. The capsules are also incredibly solid in their construction, to the extent that I feel comfortable tossing them into my backpack or suitcase wherever they fit, rather than storing them a separate leakproof toiletry bag that takes up valuable space. Briona Lamback, the founder of Buoyant, adds that they&#;re small but mighty: &#;I usually get enough cleanser and moisturizer for a sixish-day trip in each.&#;
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