Sulapac and Texen Group, the French mastermind in the luxury and beauty packaging industry, have sparked a collaboration to provide customized high-end cosmetic packaging made of biobased Sulapac materials.
Beauty brands are seeking sustainable alternatives for conventional plastic packaging – but high-end brands have high-end demands. Sulapac’s expanded portfolio, including a novel bio-based material ideal for fragrance bottle caps, allows cosmetic brands to meet their sustainability targets with a comprehensive range of applications, without compromising quality or aesthetics.
HELSINKI, Finland
Lip balms are some of the most used and most frequently lost personal cosmetics items. Difficult to recycle, empty plastic containers end up in mixed waste and landfills. Up and coming brand above & beyond has solved this dilemma.
Often packaged in plastic, lip balms lost in nature or in urban environments break down over several months and years into microplastics that accumulate in nature
CHANEL has just launched an innovative and eco-responsible approach to beauty combining skincare, makeup and a fragrance mist: N°1 de CHANEL.
Its formulas honor ingredients of natural origin that are renewable and have reduced environmental impact. They contain up to 97% ingredients of natural origin*** without compromising effectiveness, safety or sensory quality. The eco-design packaging
Cosmetics packaging elevated – Toly and Sulapac form alliance for sustainable innovation. Now, eco-friendly packaging for compacts is available across the world.
Around 90% of the cosmetics market consist of water-based emulsions, and now, Sulapac has invented a patent-pending material for them. It biodegrades without leaving permanent microplastics behind. This has never been done before.