Chinese
España
Italia
Le français
Bottle mouth design:
The bottle mouth is the entrance of a plastic cosmetic bottle, which is directly related to the access and storage of the product. The design of the bottle mouth needs to take into account the characteristics of different types of cosmetics, such as liquid, paste or powder. Common designs include dropper ports, pump heads, spray ports, etc. These designs are designed to facilitate user use while ensuring the sealing of the product when not in use.
Bottle shape:
The shape of the plastic cosmetic bottle is a direct reflection of the brand image. Designers can convey the brand's philosophy and product characteristics through design elements such as curves, slopes, or flatness of the bottle. In addition, the design of the bottle also needs to consider the feel and holding comfort to ensure that consumers feel convenient and happy when using it.
Bottle cap design:
Bottle caps are a key part of protecting cosmetics from external contamination. The design of bottle caps should consider sealing, ease of opening and durability. Some cosmetic bottles have twist-top caps, while others may use push-top caps or flip-top designs. When choosing a design, you need to comprehensively consider the usage scenarios and user habits of the product to improve the ease of use of the product.
Bottle bottom design:
The bottom of the bottle is the support point of the cosmetic bottle and is also part of the packaging design. Designers can reinforce the brand image through the shape, concavity or logo on the bottom of the bottle. In addition, the flatness and stability of the bottle bottom also have an impact on product display and storage.
Bottle material and thickness:
The material and thickness of plastic cosmetic bottles are directly related to the texture and protective performance of the product. Different materials have different transparency, chemical resistance and mechanical properties. Designers need to choose appropriate materials and ensure that the bottle is elastic to a certain extent to prevent breakage during transportation or use.
Bottle transparency:
Transparency is a design element that showcases the color and texture of cosmetics, enhancing the appeal of the product. However, different plastic materials and production processes may affect transparency. Designers need to choose the appropriate transparency based on the needs of the product, while taking into account factors that protect the cosmetics from light.
Reusability and recyclability:
Modern society is increasingly paying attention to environmental protection, so the bottle structure design also needs to consider the principle of sustainable development. Some designs may include easily removable parts to allow for easier recycling by the user. At the same time, the use of recyclable materials is also an important consideration in the structural design.
