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Wholesale Cosmetic Packaging: Shampoo Bottles and Plastic Cosmetic Bottles
When selecting packaging for cosmetic products, appearance alone is not enough. The bottle must be suitable for the product to be filled, the cap must close properly, the bottle must retain its shape during transportation, and it should be practical to use.
At Serdar Plastik, we manufacture plastic packaging for the cosmetics and personal care industry. Our current cosmetic product range includes the 700 ml Shampoo Bottle. In addition, for new cosmetic packaging projects, product volume, body design, cap option, label area and method of use can be evaluated together.
Not all cosmetic products have the same characteristics. A free-flowing shampoo and a higher-viscosity hair care product may not perform the same way in the same bottle. Product viscosity, filling method, cap type and method of use are important factors in packaging selection.
Before moving to mass production, sample filling is useful. This makes it possible to evaluate how the bottle performs on the filling line, whether the cap is leak-proof, whether the body retains its shape and whether the product is compatible with the packaging.
Plastic Cosmetic Packaging
Plastic cosmetic packaging consists of bottles and auxiliary packaging components used for filling shampoo, hair care products, lotions and various liquid personal care products.
When selecting wholesale cosmetic packaging, it is not sufficient to consider only the bottle capacity. Two bottles with the same capacity may differ in body width, neck dimensions, height and label area.
Bottle dimensions are especially important for companies using automatic filling lines. A bottle that is too tall or has a narrow base may cause problems on the production line. If the bottle neck dimensions and the selected cap are not compatible, leakage may occur after filling.
Appearance is also important in cosmetic packaging. The bottle does more than simply contain the product; it becomes part of the brand’s presentation on the shelf. For this reason, body shape, colour, label area and cap model should be evaluated together.
Shampoo Bottles
A shampoo bottle is plastic cosmetic packaging designed for filling and using liquid or high-viscosity hair cleansing products.
It is important that users can hold shampoo bottles comfortably. Since these products are used in wet environments such as bathrooms, a body design that is easy to grip improves ease of use.
The squeezability of the bottle should also be evaluated according to the product’s viscosity. A high-viscosity shampoo may be difficult to dispense from a bottle with a very rigid body. A bottle that is too soft, on the other hand, may struggle to retain its shape during filling and transportation.
Cap selection also directly affects the use of the shampoo bottle. Depending on the method of use, a standard screw cap, flip-top cap or another cap system suitable for the project can be considered.
700 ml Shampoo Bottle
The 700 ml Shampoo Bottle is an HDPE bottle model in Serdar Plastik’s current cosmetic packaging range.
The product code is 1 007 040. The bottle measures 59.8 mm in width, 254.3 mm in height and 95 mm in depth.
The 700 ml capacity can be considered for family-size shampoo products or products used in larger quantities. However, the suitability of the bottle for a specific product should not be determined based on capacity alone.
The shampoo’s viscosity, selected cap, filling line and how the product will be positioned on the shelf should be considered together.
If automatic filling will be used, the performance of the 700 ml Shampoo Bottle on the production line can be tested using samples. Because the bottle is 254.3 mm high, the height settings of the filling and capping equipment must be suitable for the product.
For projects involving labelling, the bottle body design should be compared with the existing label dimensions. If the label is too large or overlaps a curved area of the bottle, wrinkling may occur during application.
Packaging Selection for Shampoo and Hair Care Products
Packaging for hair care products should be selected according to the product’s viscosity and method of use. It is important for the user to be able to dispense shampoo, conditioner or similar liquid products easily from the packaging.
For more fluid products, a small dispensing opening may be sufficient. For higher-viscosity products, the cap opening and the squeezability of the bottle should be evaluated together to ensure that the product can flow easily.
If the bottle will be used in a shower or bathroom area, it is also important that it can be gripped comfortably with wet hands. The grip area and weight balance of the bottle when full can be considered in the body design.
The bottle base should remain stable on a shelf or in the bathroom. Packaging with an unstable base can tip over easily during use.
Packaging Selection for Lotions and Liquid Personal Care Products
Packaging for lotions and liquid personal care products should be selected according to the product’s viscosity and how it will be dispensed.
For products used with a pump, the bottle neck dimensions must be compatible with the pump connection. If the product has a high viscosity, sample testing should be carried out to check whether the pump can draw the product easily.
For more fluid cosmetic products, it is important that the cap or pump does not leak. Even if the cap physically fits the bottle, leak-tightness testing should be carried out before mass production.
If an existing bottle cannot be used for a new cosmetic project, a custom packaging project can be considered by determining the product volume, body design, neck dimensions, label area and estimated order quantity.
Cap and Pump Selection for Cosmetic Packaging
In cosmetic packaging, the cap is one of the components that directly affects how the bottle is used. Product viscosity and how the consumer will use the product are key factors in cap selection.
Flip-top caps can provide ease of use for products such as shampoo. Users can dispense the product without removing the cap completely.
For cosmetic products intended for use with a pump, the pump must be compatible with the bottle neck dimensions. The pump dip tube length should also be adjusted according to the bottle height.
If the dip tube is too short, some of the product at the bottom of the bottle may not be accessible. If it is too long, it may bend inside the bottle and affect pump performance.
After selecting the cap or pump, testing should be carried out with the actual product. Product viscosity, pump operation and leak-tightness at the cap connection should be checked together.
Labels and Shelf Appearance for Cosmetic Bottles
The appearance of a cosmetic bottle is an important part of how the product is presented on the shelf. Therefore, packaging selection should consider not only filling requirements but also label and brand design.
The bottle should have a sufficiently large flat surface for the label. If a large label is used on a highly curved body, edge lifting or wrinkling may occur.
On production lines using automatic labelling systems, the bottle must rotate properly within the machine. For asymmetrical bodies, the labelling machine settings may need to be adjusted specifically for the product.
The colour of the bottle also affects shelf appearance. A more cohesive packaging design can be achieved when brand design, label colour and cap colour are evaluated together.
Wholesale Cosmetic Packaging Prices
Wholesale cosmetic packaging prices may vary depending on bottle capacity, body weight, raw material, cap option, colour and order quantity.
Comparing prices based only on bottle capacity is not accurate. Two plastic bottles with the same capacity may differ in body weight, body structure or cap system.
The main factors affecting cosmetic packaging prices include:
- Bottle capacity
- Body weight
- Raw material used
- Bottle colour
- Cap or pump type
- Cap colour
- Order quantity
- Label or decoration requirements
- Custom mould requirements
- Palletisation and shipping method
When requesting a price for the 700 ml Shampoo Bottle, providing not only the quantity but also the cap preference, colour and order quantity helps ensure more accurate pricing.
If a custom colour or new packaging design is required, production conditions may differ from those of a standard product. For projects requiring a new mould, the product development process is evaluated separately.
Product List and Capacity Table
The table below shows the product currently available in Serdar Plastik’s cosmetic packaging category.
| Product Name | Product Code | Capacity | Raw Material | Dimensions | Packaging Type | Application |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 700 ml Shampoo Bottle | 1 007 040 | 700 ml | HDPE | 59.8 × 254.3 × 95 mm | Plastic cosmetic bottle | Shampoo and liquid personal care products whose compatibility has been tested |
The application shown in the table is provided for general information purposes. The suitability of the bottle for the cosmetic product to be filled should be verified through sample filling and storage testing.
700 ml Shampoo Bottle Shipping Capacity
For high-volume wholesale cosmetic packaging orders, not only the product price but also the shipping capacity of the packaging is important.
The shipping capacities specified by Serdar Plastik for the 700 ml Shampoo Bottle are as follows:
- Pallet quantity: 1,896 units
- 20′ DC container: 17,064 units
- 40′ HC container: 41,712 units
- Truck capacity: 49,296 units
The actual shipping plan should be evaluated separately according to the order configuration, pallet type used and logistics conditions.
Use of HDPE in Cosmetic Packaging
HDPE is one of the durable raw materials that can be used for plastic cosmetic bottles. Serdar Plastik’s 700 ml Shampoo Bottle is manufactured from HDPE.
HDPE bottles can be produced in different body shapes and used for packaging cosmetic products. However, the fact that a bottle is made from HDPE does not automatically mean that it is suitable for every product formulation.
Cosmetic products may contain different surfactants, oils, fragrances and auxiliary ingredients. For this reason, the packaging should be tested together with the actual product.
The following points can be checked during sample testing:
- Whether the bottle swells or softens
- Whether the body retains its shape
- Whether leakage occurs from the cap
- Whether the bottle colour changes
- Whether the cap connection loosens
- Whether the product’s odour or appearance changes
- Whether deformation occurs in the base or body during storage
Filling and Leak-Tightness Control for Cosmetic Products
It is important for the cosmetic bottle to run smoothly on the filling line to ensure continuity in production.
If there is a dimensional or shape problem with the bottle base, it may move unevenly on the conveyor. If there is a problem with the neck dimensions, the cap may not close properly.
For high-viscosity products such as shampoo, the filling nozzle and bottle neck should be evaluated together. As viscosity increases, filling time and the amount of product remaining around the filling opening may change.
It is important that no product remains on the outer surface of the bottle after filling. Shampoo or cosmetic product on the bottle surface can make the labelling process more difficult.
Before mass production, testing the bottle, cap and filling machine together provides more reliable results.
Cosmetic Packaging Control from Filling to Shipment
The role of cosmetic packaging is not limited to simply containing the product. The bottle should retain its shape throughout filling, capping, labelling, carton packing, palletisation, storage and shipping.
The bottle base should remain stable on the shelf. The neck dimensions should be compatible with the cap, and the body should not collapse inward during transportation.
During carton packing, bottles should not place excessive pressure on one another. Carton and pallet arrangement become particularly important for high-volume shipments.
For long-distance transportation, a palletisation and securing method should be used to prevent products from moving inside the vehicle.
Damage to the packaging during shipping may result in the loss not only of the bottle but also of the cosmetic product inside.
Serdar Plastik’s Experience in Cosmetic Packaging Production
Serdar Plastik has been manufacturing plastic packaging since 1985. The company has four production facilities located in Tuzla, Dilovası, Susurluk and Hatay.
The production range includes single-layer and multilayer polyethylene and polypropylene blow-moulded packaging from 50 ml to 30 litres.
Serdar Plastik manufactures plastic packaging for the cleaning, lubricant, cosmetics, food, chemical and agricultural industries.
According to current information shared by the company, Serdar Plastik has more than 300 specialist employees, exports to more than 15 countries and has a production capacity of 17,500 tonnes.
In-house moulding and design work can also be carried out for moulds used in the production process. This makes it possible to evaluate new packaging projects in addition to standard products.
For a new cosmetic packaging project, product volume, body design, neck dimensions, cap structure, label area, colour and estimated order quantity can be evaluated together.
Sustainable Cosmetic Packaging
Reducing the amount of plastic used in cosmetic packaging is an important issue. However, reducing packaging weight should not compromise durability during use and transportation.
A bottle that is unnecessarily heavy may require more raw material. A bottle that is too lightweight may not retain its shape after filling.
The correct body weight should be determined according to bottle capacity, product weight, body design and transportation conditions.
The use of recycled raw material should also be evaluated according to product characteristics and the expected performance of the packaging.
Because brand appearance is particularly important for cosmetic products, the effect of recycled material on the bottle’s colour and surface appearance can also be checked using samples.
Custom Cosmetic Packaging Design
Standard bottles may not meet the requirements of every cosmetic project. If a brand-specific body shape, different capacity or custom cap is required, a new packaging design can be considered.
Before starting a custom cosmetic bottle project, some basic information should be determined:
- Total product volume
- Viscosity of the cosmetic product
- Approximate bottle dimensions
- Cap or pump preference
- Bottle colour
- Label area
- Filling line dimensions
- Estimated annual order quantity
Once this information has been established, the design and mould development process can proceed more efficiently.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which plastic bottle should be preferred for cosmetic products?
Cosmetic bottle selection should be based on product viscosity, method of use, cap system and filling conditions.
For liquid hair care products such as shampoo, plastic bottles with squeezable bodies can be used. Serdar Plastik’s current cosmetic product range includes a 700 ml HDPE Shampoo Bottle.
Before making the final selection, the bottle and cap should be tested together with the actual product.
What material is the 700 ml Shampoo Bottle made from?
Serdar Plastik’s 700 ml Shampoo Bottle is manufactured from HDPE.
The product code is 1 007 040. The bottle measures 59.8 mm in width, 254.3 mm in height and 95 mm in depth.
What should be considered when selecting a shampoo bottle?
When selecting a shampoo bottle, product viscosity, bottle squeezability, cap design, neck dimensions and ease of handling should be taken into consideration.
Since the bottle will be used in a bathroom, it is important that it can also be used comfortably when held with wet hands.
Sample filling and leak-tightness testing are recommended before mass production.
Can caps be supplied together with cosmetic bottles?
Cap options suitable for the product project can be evaluated together with the bottle.
When selecting a cap, bottle neck dimensions, thread structure, product viscosity and method of use should be taken into account.
After the cap is fitted to the bottle, leak-tightness should be checked.
Can flip-top caps be used on shampoo bottles?
Flip-top caps can be considered for shampoo products when they are suitable for the intended method of use.
However, compatibility with the bottle neck, the dimensions of the product dispensing opening and leak-tightness should be checked using samples.
What should be considered for a cosmetic bottle with a pump?
If cosmetic packaging will use a pump, the pump must be compatible with the bottle neck dimensions.
The pump dip tube length should be adjusted according to the bottle height, and the pump should be selected according to the viscosity of the cosmetic product being used.
Why do wholesale cosmetic packaging prices vary?
Wholesale cosmetic packaging prices vary according to bottle capacity, body weight, raw material, colour, cap or pump model and order quantity.
Custom colours or custom mould requirements may also affect the price. Therefore, comparing prices based only on bottle capacity may not be accurate.
Can the 700 ml Shampoo Bottle be purchased wholesale?
The 700 ml Shampoo Bottle can be considered for high-volume cosmetic packaging requirements.
For pricing and order conditions, product code 1 007 040 should be specified together with the quantity, colour, cap preference and delivery details.
Can cosmetic bottles be produced in custom colours?
Different colour options can be considered depending on order quantity and production conditions.
Brand design, label colour and shelf appearance should be considered together when selecting the bottle colour.
Can a custom cosmetic bottle mould be produced?
New cosmetic packaging designs can be evaluated on a project basis.
Before starting the project, product capacity, body design, neck and cap dimensions, label area, colour and estimated annual order quantity should be determined.
What is the minimum order quantity for wholesale cosmetic bottles?
The minimum order quantity may vary depending on the selected product, colour, cap option and production plan.
For exact information, the product name, product code, required quantity, colour, cap preference and delivery details should be provided.
Request a Quote for Cosmetic Packaging
If you are looking for plastic cosmetic packaging for shampoo or other liquid personal care products, you can review our 700 ml Shampoo Bottle model.
If you have a new cosmetic packaging project, you can provide the product volume, viscosity, cap or pump preference, bottle colour and estimated order quantity. This information makes it easier to determine the correct packaging or develop a new product solution.