Perfume Packaging
Packaging carries most of the perceived value of a fragrance, and it also carries mandatory product information. Both aspects are coordinated alongside product development so the finished item is coherent and compliant.
What does perfume packaging include?
Perfume packaging includes the primary packaging in contact with the product — bottle, pump and closure — and the secondary packaging around it: cap, label, carton and any finishing. It also carries the product information required on the market where the perfume is sold.
Packaging elements
- Bottle: shape, glass weight, volume and finish
- Pump and closure: spray behaviour and fit
- Cap: material, weight and finish
- Label: design, material and printed information
- Secondary packaging: carton, insert and finishing
Labeling and product information
Depending on the product and market requirements, labeling may need to carry information such as the ingredient list in INCI nomenclature, declarable fragrance allergens, nominal content, batch identification and the responsible person's details. These requirements are considered together with the design.
Frequently asked questions
Can you help select bottles and packaging components?
Yes. Component selection is coordinated as part of the project, aligned with the product format and brand positioning.
Can we supply our own packaging design?
Yes. Brand-supplied designs are adapted to the selected components and to the information required on the label.
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