Sunscreen is an essential part of every skincare routine, especially during sunny weather or when participating in outdoor activities. Whether you are lounging at the beach or simply going for a walk, sunscreen helps protect your skin from harmful UV radiation, reducing the risk of sunburn, premature aging, and skin cancer. Read More

When it comes to cosmetic packaging, especially for products like sunscreen, the packaging design plays a critical role not only in protecting the product but also in enhancing the consumer experience. Read More

When it comes to packaging your cosmetics, choosing the right capacity for your cosmetic tubes is one of the most important decisions you’ll make. The capacity of the tube not only affects the user experience but also influences cost, product positioning, and even environmental impact. Read More

When designing cosmetic packaging, one of the most important aspects to consider is the type of cap used for the cosmetic tube. The cap not only serves a functional role in ensuring the product is securely sealed and easy to dispense, but it also contributes to the overall aesthetic and consumer experience. Read More

Cosmetics tubes come in various shapes and sizes, from flexible squeeze tubes to long, narrow tubes used for lip gloss and mascara. At APG Packaging, they offer an extensive selection of quality cosmetic tubes that can be filled on-site. But how can beauty brands best fill these tubes efficiently an Read More

Plastics are extremely versatile in terms of flexibility, transparency, and color. Because of this versatility, multiple tube designs and shapes may be created, making it easier to personalize packaging to fit different cosmetic items and branding requirements. Read More

We fully understand that client want to get samples from their supplier and have it been tested before they place an order to make sure the product's quality meets their requirement. Read More

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When you push the actuator, the piston moves to compress the spring, and the upward air pressure pulls the ball, along with the product inside, up into the dip tube and then into the chamber. When the user depresses the actuator , the spring brings the piston and the actuator back to their up positi Read More