All Personal Care articles – Page 10
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ArticleLoop partners with Lyreco in first business to business trial
Loop is partnering with Lyreco on a proof-of-concept trial that will see hand soap and hand sanitisers for offices being sold in bespoke reusable packaging.
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ArticleProcter & Gamble announces first Lenor paper bottle
P&G has unveiled its first paper bottle for Lenor, in partnership with Paboco, which is set for a pilot trial in Western Europe in 2022.
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ArticlePaco Rabanne launches first ‘connected’ fragrance bottle
For its latest perfume launch, Paco Rabanne worked in close collaboration with VPI to develop a refillable spray cap in the shape of a robot head which connects consumers to a unique digital space via the use of NFC technology.
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ArticleArcade Beauty develops mono-material refill pack for L’Oréal
In partnership with L’Oréal’s Elvive brand, Arcade Beauty has developed a new mono-material refill pack.
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ArticleDomino partners with P&G on tactile-coded bottle design for visually impaired consumers
Domino Printing Science has teamed up with Procter and Gamble to develop a tactile solution for product labelling that aims to help visually impaired consumers distinguish between personal care products during use.
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ArticleNew Nivea bio-based jars for the cosmetics mass market
Beiersdorf has launched packaging made from certified renewable tall oil in a step that is described as a first for the cosmetics mass market.
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ArticleUnilever and Tubex partner on sample tube made from 100% aluminium
Unilever’s REN Clean Skincare brand and its packaging partner Tubex have created an innovative recyclable sample pack made entirely from 100% recycled aluminium – including the nozzle.
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ArticleLAGEENTUBES introduces antimicrobial tubes
The full range of LAGEENTUBES tubes, caps and decoration options are now available with antimicrobial properties.
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ArticleUnilever scales up refillable packaging trials with household brands
Unilever has announced that it is expanding its refillable packaging trials across the UK, including its first ‘return on the go’ refill trial, in selected Asda supermarket and Co-op convenience stores.
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ArticleGreiner Packaging creates cardboard-plastic hybrid pack for Henkel’s dishwasher capsules
Henkel’s new Somat Excellence 4in1 dishwasher capsules will be packaged in a cardboard-plastic hybrid solution created by Greiner Packaging that contains a 50% material made from recycled PP collected from end consumer households.
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ArticleNeopac adds tamper-evident nozzle to tube solution
Hoffmann Neopac has introduced a tamper-evident version of its Nozzle Tube solution.
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ArticleUnilever reveals ‘world’s first’ paper-based laundry detergent bottle
Unilever is set to launch what it says is the first-ever paper-based laundry detergent bottle.
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ArticleLVMH and Eastman to collaborate on packs using molecular recycling technology
LVMH Perfumes & Cosmetics, a division of luxury conglomerate LVMH, will collaborate with specialty material provider Eastman to develop packaging that utilises Eastman’s molecular recycling technologies.
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ArticleNew technology allows use of clear PET packaging for toothpaste
Invented at MIT by Dave Smith and Professor Kripa Varanasi, the patended LiquiGlide technology removes friction, allowing thick, slow-moving liquids to flow more easily. We take a closer look at the technology.
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ArticleAptar Beauty + Home introduces mono-material pump
Aptar Beauty + Home is launching a recyclable, mono-material pump for the beauty and personal care industry, called Future.
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ArticleNew barrier from Sulapac biodegrades without leaving microplastics behind
Sulapac has launched a bio-based barrier for water-based products that it says is the first of its kind to biodegrade without leaving permanent microplastics behind.
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ArticleEmballator reveals tubes made from 100% recycled aluminium
Emballator Tectubes has launched a new range of tubes made from 100% post-consumer recycled aluminium.
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ArticleUnilever to introduce recyclable tubes across entire toothpaste portfolio
Unilever’s oral care brands including Signal, Pepsodent and Closeup have announced plans to convert their entire global toothpaste portfolio to recyclable tubes by 2025.
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ArticleBillerudKorsnäs looks to open up new possibilities for paper tubes with launch of material
BillerudKorsnäs and Aisa are launching a new material that they say can replace plastics on tube shoulders and sleeves without compromising on user experience.
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ArticleGSK teams up with Albéa and EPL Global for recyclable toothpaste packs
GlaxoSmithKline’s consumer healthcare division (GSKCH) announced today that it is partnering with Albéa and EPL Global to launch recyclable toothpaste tubes across its toothpaste brands, including Sensodyne, Parodontax and Aquafresh.