Integrated lip gloss tube is a new trend

Plastic cosmetic tubes are packaging containers made from materials such as PE plastic, aluminum foil, and plastic film, processed into sheets through co-extrusion and other techniques, and then formed into tubes by specialized tube-making machines. They are characterized by being lightweight, easy to carry, durable, recyclable, easy to squeeze, and having good processing and printing adaptability. These features have made them popular among many cosmetics manufacturers.

In the cosmetics industry, creating private molds is indeed a core strategy for building brand uniqueness, enhancing product recognition and value. Although private molds require greater investment and longer development cycles compared to using public molds, the brand barriers and differentiation advantages they bring are significant. To keep up with plastic cosmetic tube industry trends, our company develops new molds every year.

The Integrated lip gloss tube is one of our best-selling cosmetic squeeze tube packaging materials and can only be filled from the tail. Let's briefly discuss the filling methods for cosmetic tubes. There are two main ways to fill tubes: tail filling and mouth filling. If it's mouth filling, when purchasing cosmetic squeeze tubes, you must consider whether the "size of the tube mouth and the filling nozzle" are matched and whether the nozzle can be flexibly inserted into the tube. If it's tail filling, you need to box the tubes and also consider the direction of the product's head and tail to ensure convenient and quick filling. Secondly, you need to know whether the content being filled is "hot filling" or at room temperature. Moreover, the process of this product is often related to the design. Only by understanding the essence of filling production in advance can you avoid problems and achieve high production efficiency.

The production time for Integrated lip gloss tube is generally 15 to 20 days (counting from the confirmation of the sample tube). The minimum order quantity for a single item is 5,000, and for multiple varieties, the minimum order quantity for a single item is 3,000. Few customers develop their own molds; most use public molds (with a few distinctive caps being private molds). There is usually a ±10% deviation between the contracted order quantity and the actual supply quantity in this industry.

Creating private plastic cosmetic tube molds is an important means for cosmetics brands to build core competitiveness, but the process is complex, costly, and risky. The key to success lies in rigorous process management, precise control of key points, close cross-departmental collaboration, deep cooperation with high-quality suppliers, and an extreme pursuit of details. It is essential to conduct thorough pre-planning, risk assessment, and resource preparation, and maintain high patience and professionalism throughout the process. Only in this way can the investment in private molds be transformed into unique market value and long-term competitive advantages for the brand.