Packaging spotlight: Rounding-up 7 hot beauty packaging drops and collabs

By Julia Wray | Published: 1-Nov-2023 Featured companies: Lumson
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From green switches to hologram finishes, via a clever arch-shaped series of make-up brushes, we bring you the best in beauty packaging

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Recent developments in beauty packaging include Albéa’s work with L’Occitane for a more eco-friendly take on the brand's clasic hand creams and a holographic bag concept from Rissmann, inspired by the pattern of human cell tissue.

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Lumson is a leading company in the design, production and decoration of primary packaging for b2b companies for the cosmetic market. Since 1975 creativity, technology and...
  • Companies:
  • Albea
  • Anisa International
  • Stoelzle Glass Group
  • Texen Group
  • RISSMANN GmbH
  • Positive Plastics
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