Guide.
Personal care packaging for lotion, bath, hair, and body products — formats, MOQ, materials, and finish options that protect and present.
Reading notes.
Personal care packaging covers lotions, bath bombs, hair extensions, soaps, body wash, and related body products. These formats often overlap with skincare and cosmetic boxes but may use different board grades and insert strategies.
Lotion bottles often use folding cartons with 100-unit MOQ. Bath bombs may use kraft or CCNB with dividers. Hair extensions need longer structures or trays. Mylar bags start at 250 units. Paper tubes start at 500 units. Choose board based on product weight and closure type.
Most folding carton formats start at 100 units. Mylar bag styles start at 250 units due to roll-stock setup. Paper tubes require 500 units. Confirm size, insert needs, and print coverage early to avoid sizing issues after proof.
Buyer questions.
Personal care packaging covers lotions, bath products, hair items, and body-care products. Formats include folding cartons, mylar bags, and paper tubes.
Lotion boxes follow standard folding carton MOQ, typically starting at 100 units.
Mylar bags typically start at 250 units due to roll-stock setup requirements.
Paper tubes typically start at 500 units.
Related packaging.
Review the relevant product pages, then use the quote form when your size, quantity, and finish direction are ready.
Quote request.
Use the form while the packaging decision is fresh. Name, phone, email, and quantity are enough to start.
