
Skincare · From 50 units
Serum Bottle Boxes
Tall cartons for droppers and pump bottles, with room for ingredients, directions, and a fitted insert.
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Packaging for skincare, makeup, beauty counters, retail shelves, launch kits, and ecommerce orders—built around product fit, brand color, and the opening experience.



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Skincare · From 50 units
Tall cartons for droppers and pump bottles, with room for ingredients, directions, and a fitted insert.
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Makeup · Low-volume ready
Slim shelf cartons for lipsticks, balms, liners, and narrow applicators with controlled product clearance.
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Skincare · Insert options
Compact jar cartons that begin with lid clearance, product weight, and the right folded support.
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Makeup · Presentation format
Shallow presentation boxes and sleeves for powder compacts, palettes, and pressed-product formats.
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Makeup · Custom dimensions
Pump-bottle cartons planned around the cap, shoulder, weight, and product-information panels.
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Eye makeup · Pantone matching
Narrow cartons for mascara and brow products with strong vertical graphics and clean tuck closures.
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Eye makeup · Tray options
Drawer sleeves and presentation trays for strip lashes, application sets, and retail display.
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Nail care · Protective inserts
Small bottle cartons with folded protection for glass containers and high-impact shelf color.
Add to brief →Featured formatA complete demo buying picture for layout and CMS planning. Easybox must approve every value before the page can be indexed or used for live quotes.
Demo commercial data. Commercial values are included to demonstrate the finished buying experience and must be approved by Easybox before publication.
Have the product dimensions and quantity ready?
Use these details in a quoteProduct geometry, sales environment, and artwork readiness affect the box more than a decorative finish does.
Bring the product’s usable length, width, height, closure, and fragile points. Allowances for inserts and opening clearance are resolved during structural review.
SBS paperboard from approximately 350–500gsm is represented for folding cartons, while wrapped rigid-board directions begin at substantially heavier grades. Final grade and sourcing require Easybox approval.
Use when the structure itself locates and protects the product.
A paper-forward direction for holding bottles, tubes, or sets with efficient packing.
A formed fiber direction for repeatable location and material-led protection.
Paperboard, foam, flocked, or specialist tray directions when several items need precise placement.
Quiet surfaces for broad color fields, tactile handling, and controlled retail presentation.
Focused shine for contrast, product details, and selected graphic zones.
Metallic, holographic, embossed, or debossed details used selectively for hierarchy.
Kraft, recycled, or uncoated directions that let paper tone and texture participate.
Spot-color review for packaging that must align closely with established brand references.
Die-cut window concepts where seeing the product is useful and material compatibility is confirmed.
A cosmetic box has to protect the product, reproduce the brand accurately, and make sense in the environment where it will be opened or displayed.

Before a customer reaches the formula, the packaging communicates quality, product purpose, and where to begin. Use structure, typography, and finish to establish hierarchy—not decoration for its own sake.

Serums, lipsticks, jars, palettes, brush sets, and retail displays need different clearances and protection. Folding cartons suit efficient shelf packaging; rigid and drawer formats support launches and coordinated sets.

Counter displays and shelf-ready packs should organise the product, hold the right display footprint, and leave room for replenishment and retail information. Launch kits and subscription boxes add an interior presentation layer.

Recycled-content board, paper-forward inserts, FSC-certified stock, soy-ink directions, and reduced plastic can be reviewed as part of the brief. Availability, certification, recyclability, and end-of-life claims depend on the final supply route.
Resolve dimensions, folds, inserts, and closure behavior around the real product.
Build or review the dieline, color references, information panels, and print-ready files.
Use mockups and a digital proof to check hierarchy before production begins.
Confirm the final material, finish, quantity, timing, shipping, and price in the quote.
Share product dimensions, weight, closure, fragile points, and the sales context.
Compare a practical format, material direction, finish, and insert need.
Resolve open structural and artwork questions before a production route is confirmed.
Check artwork, folds, seams, information panels, and insert zones on the proposed dieline.
Commercial terms and production begin only after the final specification is verified.

Material review
The demo sample route includes paper-stock directions, finish references, and an example printed box so teams can compare weight, texture, color response, and opening behavior before an order.
Request samples in the briefUse these answers to prepare the dimensions, artwork, and commercial details for review.
The demo specification uses SBS paperboard around 350–500gsm as a common folding-carton direction because it provides a smooth print surface. Kraft, recycled-content board, corrugated material, and wrapped rigid board are also represented. Easybox must approve the final grade, source, and certification.
Yes. The brief supports folded paperboard, molded pulp, foam, flocked, and fitted-tray directions. The correct insert depends on product weight, fragility, presentation, packing speed, material goals, and confirmed production capability.
The commercial demo starts at 50 units for eligible folding-carton formats. Specialty structures and rigid boxes are represented as starting at 100 units. Easybox must confirm the actual minimum for each product and specification.
The demo schedule shows approximately 7–10 business days after proof approval, with an eligible rush direction from approximately 5 business days. Final timing depends on structure, material, finish, quantity, artwork readiness, and production capacity.
Pantone and other spot-color references can be included in the artwork brief for brand consistency. The final print method, substrate, coating, proof standard, and achievable tolerance must be confirmed for the production route.
The fixture covers matte, gloss, soft-touch, soy-ink directions, metallic and holographic foil, embossing, debossing, spot UV, and window concepts. Compatibility, availability, and price require approval on the final structure and material.
The demo shows pricing from $1.05 per unit at 250 units. A real quote depends on dimensions, board, printing, finish, insert, quantity, shipping destination, and production timing. No price is calculated or submitted by this prototype.
Yes. The local quote form can record a request to compare paper, print, finish, and an example box. Sample contents, availability, delivery, price, and any credit terms must be approved by Easybox.
Yes. The prototype displays free US shipping as part of the complete demo buying picture. Easybox must confirm eligible destinations, methods, exclusions, and delivery terms before publication.
The brief can request recycled-content board, paper-forward inserts, FSC-certified stock, soy-ink directions, and reduced-plastic construction. Certification, recyclability, biodegradability, sourcing, and disposal claims require documented verification for the final specification.
Configure the box, then share contact and artwork context. Your brief is stored securely for the Easybox production team.
Share the product dimensions and quantity with the Easybox team.
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