TPG-SSolutions / Cosmetic tubes / Skincare & body care
Cosmetic tubes for skincare & body care.
Squeeze tubes dispense creams hygienically, travel well and print edge to edge. The tube material decides barrier, feel and how much product the customer can get out.
What skincare & body care packaging has to do.
- 01BarrierMono-layer PE is fine for many lotions; multilayer tubes with an EVOH barrier protect oxygen-sensitive formulas and fragrances.
- 02CompatibilityTest the formula against the tube and cap; some oils, alcohols and actives can affect plastics or cause panelling.
- 03Cosmetic labelingUS cosmetics follow 21 CFR 701 and 740; MoCRA (2022) adds adverse-event contact information. Sunscreens are OTC drugs with Drug Facts labeling.
- 04CapsFlip-top, screw and pump caps change cost and how the tube stands on a shelf.
General guidance from public rules and standards, not legal advice. Regulations change and vary by state; confirm the current text with your regulator before you print.
Materials and finishes.
- 01Mono-layer PEThe common lotion tube.
- 02Multilayer PE/EVOHBetter barrier.
- 03Soft-touch or metallic finishPremium decoration.
Size guidance.
- 0115–30 mlTravel and samples.
- 0250–100 mlFace and hand creams.
- 03150–250 mlBody lotions and washes.
Typical starting points, not specs. Test-fill with your own product before you print.
Questions.
01Which tube material is best for skincare?
PE suits most lotions; multilayer with a barrier layer protects sensitive formulas.
02Do sunscreen tubes have different labeling?
Yes. Sunscreens are OTC drugs in the US and need Drug Facts labeling.
03Can tubes be printed edge to edge?
Yes, tubes are usually printed before filling, with full coverage options.
04How do I get cosmetic tubes for skincare & body care quoted?
Send your size, material, finish and quantity through the quote form. We quote the same spec through our network of 17 factories, free, and show the factory price and our margin as two separate numbers.