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PACKAGING COLLECTION

 

How each product role shapes the packaging choice.

 

A coordinated haircare packaging collection built around different product roles, capacities and dispensing needs.

 

Share the products in your lineup, target capacities and preferred dispensing methods. We can then review suitable bottle, jar and closure combinations before sampling.

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COLLECTION NOTES

 

Four factors behind each packaging choice.

A coordinated range does not require every product to use the same bottle. The packaging choice begins with the way the formula moves, the amount held, how the pack is handled and how the product needs to be dispensed.
Across this collection, each format is selected around its product role, while coordinated color, decoration and closure relationships help the five packs read as one range.

 

Formula & Viscosity

Flow behavior and formula thickness help determine bottle flexibility, opening size and dispensing structure.

01 / FORMULA

Capacity & Handling

Fill volume, grip, squeeze area and in-use position influence the bottle proportion and body shape.

02 / HANDLING

Dispensing Method

The required dose and application method guide the choice of inner plug, flip-top closure or wide-mouth access.

03 / DISPENSING

Component Compatibility

Neck finish, closure fit, sealing performance and material response must be confirmed together.

04 / COMPATIBILITY

 

Hair & Scalp Oil

200 ml · Inner-plug dispensing bottle
The inner plug supports a more controlled pour for targeted scalp and hair application.

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Conditioner

300 ml · Wide bottle · Flip-top closure
The wider squeezable body supports grip and dispensing for a denser rinse-off formula.

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Shampoo

350 ml · Tall tapered bottle · Dispensing cap
The tapered body is easy to handle in the shower, while the dispensing cap supports frequent opening and use.

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Hair Mask

250 ml · Wide-mouth jar
The wide opening provides direct access to a thicker formula that may be difficult to dispense through a small outlet.

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Leave-in Treatment

250 ml · Cylindrical bottle · Sculptural cap
The cylindrical format distinguishes it from the rinse-off products, while the dispensing structure can be matched to the intended application.

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COLLECTION COMPARISON

 

Five packaging formats at a glance.

The comparison keeps the functional reason for each format visible, while separating it from the technical points that still need to be confirmed during sampling.

 

Product Role

Capacity

Packaging Format

Dispensing / Access

Why It Fits

What to Confirm

Hair & Scalp Oil

200 ml

Compact bottle

Inner plug

Supports a more controlled pour for targeted use

Formula flow and outlet size

Conditioner

300 ml

Wide squeezable bottle

Flip-top closure

Supports grip and dispensing for a denser formula

Viscosity, squeeze response and dispensing opening

Shampoo

350 ml

Tall tapered bottle

Dispensing cap

Suitable for frequent handling and opening in the shower

Cap fit, opening size and dispensing flow

Hair Mask

250 ml

Wide-mouth jar

Direct access

Provides easier access to a thicker formula

Opening size, inner seal and formula compatibility

Leave-in Treatment

250 ml

Cylindrical bottle

Sculptural cap

Creates distinction from rinse-off products

Final application and dispensing method

 

ADAPTATION OPTIONS

 

How this collection can be adapted.

The five-pack direction can be adjusted around a different product plan without losing the logic of a coordinated range.

 

Product Lineup

The number of products and the role of each pack can be reorganized around the brand's actual routine.

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Capacity & Format

Bottle or jar capacities can be reviewed around usage frequency, retail position and required handling.

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Closure & Dispensing

Inner plugs, flip-top closures, pumps, sprayers or direct-access formats can be matched to the formula and dose.

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Color & Decoration

Custom color, matte finish, logo scale and printing position can be coordinated across different structures.

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BUILD A PACKAGING RANGE

 

Start with the product roles-not only the color palette.

 

Share the products, capacities and dispensing needs in your range so each format can be reviewed as part of one system.

WHAT TO SHARE

PRODUCT LINEUP FORMULA / VISCOSITY
TARGET CAPACITY DISPENSING METHOD
ESTIMATED QUANTITY COLOR / DECORATION

 

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