The latest catalog update adds 36 packaging options across personal care, hair care, sun care and men’s grooming. Instead of presenting these items as isolated components, the range is grouped by how buyers actually source: cleanser and shampoo systems, sunscreen and deodorant sticks, beard care, aftershave, grooming travel kits and retail gift boxes.
New items include refillable foam pump bottles, PCR HDPE shampoo bottles, scalp applicator bottles, aluminum roll-on deodorant bottles, powder shakers, high-barrier pump tubes, beard oil droppers, pomade jars, shaving foamers, solid cologne sticks and molded pulp grooming gift boxes.
For RFQs, the most useful details are formula type, capacity, target finish, closure style, order quantity and destination country. With those basics, our team can suggest matching bottles, caps, pumps, decoration options and sample combinations more quickly.
Selection considerations
Group products by the buyer decision they solve rather than by appearance alone. A coordinated range should distinguish primary containers, dispensing components, accessories and retail packing, then identify which parts share artwork, colors or order timing. This makes sample requests easier to compare and reduces hidden component gaps.
Questions to resolve before sampling
- Which formulas and capacities belong in the same bottle family?
- Can pumps, caps, sticks, tins and gift-box components share one finish direction?
- Which items need individual samples before a coordinated set is approved?
What to send with an inquiry
Share the application or formula, capacity, material preference, closure or dispensing component, decoration, estimated quantity, destination country, target timing and any reference drawings or photos. Final specifications, MOQ, availability and testing requirements are confirmed for the selected configuration.



