Quadpack - News and Innovations

Bespoke glass bottle for Yon-Ka’s aromatherapy toners

Tue, 11 Jun 2013 07:15:57 GMT

Lotion Yon-Ka PNG and PS are phyto-aromatic healing waters from Multaler Laboratories, the leading French expert in aromatherapy. Part of the Yon-Ka Essentials range, the facial toners are both contained in a custom bottle developed by Quadpack.

Lotion Yon-Ka PNG, for normal and oily skin, and Lotion Yon-Ka PS, for dry skin, use the essential oils of lavender, geranium, rosemary, cypress and thyme. These healing mists contain no alcohol, no parabens and are 99% free from artificial ingredients – perfect for rebalancing and preparing skin for everyday beauty.

To use, the lotion is sprayed onto the face and neck after careful cleansing. Quadpack adapted the bottle to ensure a perfect match with Yon-Ka’s specific pump and cap.

The 200ml cylindrical bottle is decorated to reflect the purity and balance of the Yon-Ka brand. Two-colour silk screening was achieved on a 360° surface, using a complex decoration technique. Pastel blue and shiny Pantone CoolGrey 11C were applied on a frosted finish for a look of simple elegance. A white cap completes the pack.

Lotion Yon-Ka PNG is exclusively sold through salons & spas worldwide.

Packaging goes 'eco-chic'

Tue, 18 Jun 2013 08:37:20 GMT

Gone are the days when organic cosmetics meant low-cost, do-it-yourself recipes of dubious results. The concept of natural beauty now encompasses the whole spectrum of cosmetics, with high-end luxury brands offering first-class organic treatments, free from artificial ingredients. The beauty sector now goes even beyond organic formulas, to encompass environmentally-friendly packaging, under the new umbrella of 'eco-chic'.

Quadpack offers a wide range of packaging solutions perfectly suited for organic brands. For eco-skincare, Yonwoo’s airless range enables cosmetics companies to use less artificial preservatives, by shielding the product from external contaminants. Apollo’s patented foam pumps keep all metal parts out of the product part to ensure greater formula integrity. All can be produced from PP, PE and other recyclable materials, including a whole airless range in recycled cardboard (click here to view).

For ‘eco-make up’, Quadpack proposes beautiful wooden compact and lipstick solutions from Technotraf. With colour cosmetics going back to basics, wood evokes a comfortable hand-crafted feeling that takes you back to nature.

For eco-scents, too, textured packaging offers a real sensory experience. With natural materials like glass and wood, packaging can underline the ecological credentials of the fragrance.

Toiletries can also be natural and, here, Quadpack brings a host of experience in developing packaging solutions for natural deodorants.

Quadpack presents the earth-friendly rPET foamer

Mon, 03 Jun 2013 13:50:20 GMT

Quadpack introduces a sophisticated new foamer that meets today’s demands for increased sustainability. The Eco Foamer uses a recycled PET (rPET) bottle sourced locally in Europe. This is combined with the superior performance of Apollo’s foam pumps. With high-end decoration options including colour matching and metallised collars, this product is especially suitable for luxury organic brands.

The rPET bottle can be made with either 100% or 50% recycled content, depending on requirements. Quadpack has selected only European sources to reduce the product’s carbon footprint. The bottle is available in standard 150ml and 50ml travel-sized packs.

The pump uses Apollo’s patented foam technology to produce exceptional foam quality. Three different meshes produce different densities to suit different applications. These may include cleansing, skin care, baby care and any others where foam adds value to the performance and perception of the product.

Moreover, with no metal parts in the product path, the pump helps safeguard formula integrity – a particularly important consideration for organic brands.

A choice of interchangeable applicators can further enhance performance of the product. Besides the standard actuator, a silicon brush and a comb applicator can be used on the same pump.

10 interesting facts about Quadpack

Thu, 30 May 2013 08:14:17 GMT

Continuing Quadpack's series of news items in celebration of its 10th anniversary, here are 10 interesting facts about the company.

1. The decision to create Quadpack was made at the back of a bus in China in 2002.

2. Quadpack started life as a joint venture between three packaging companies in Spain, France and the UK. The founding members initially worked out of a spare room in a flat, a make-shift office above a shop and the basement of a family home!

3. One of Quadpack's very first customers was cosmetics company Natura Bissé in Barcelona, Spain, now a world-leading beauty brand. Quadpack is proud to count Natura Bissé as a client today.

4. Quadpack is among the first to introduce airless technology into Europe, when Quadpack pre-cursors Belcos Packaging and Gadbrook Packaging became the exclusive Yonwoo distributors around the turn of the millennium. The first companies to order airless from Quadpack were Elemis and Natura Bissé.

5. In 2008, Quadpack UK won Gold for Best Cosmetics and Toiletries Design at the Starpack Awards, for the ‘Nude Brands’ packaging, entirely developed and produced by Quadpack.

6. Surprising demographics: Quadpack is a predominantly female company, employing more women than men, mostly in the 35-40 age range.

7. A truly international business, Quadpack spans four continents, 10 countries and 15 languages.

8. Besides Yonwoo, Quadpack is the exclusive distribution partner for Apollo (foam technology), RuiChang (plastic jars), JinSheng (plastic/acrylic containers), Premi (fragrance bottles) and Brivaplast (mascara and lip gloss).

9. Wooden component manufacturer Technotraf and accessories company Spirit are wholly owned by Quadpack. Both enable Quadpack to bring true innovation and differentiation to our client base, offering complete, end-to-end packaging solutions.

10. This year, Quadpack will be issuing our very own, special edition perfume bottle, to mark our anniversary, combining the best elements of Premi fragrance bottles, Technotraf wooden components and Spirit charms.

Luxury wooden cap for Guerlain's L'Eau Boisee

Tue, 28 May 2013 09:58:31 GMT

Vetiver, a scented Indian root, was the inspiration for the fourth fragrance in the Guerlain Homme range. Infused with woody notes, L’Eau Boisée comes in the signature square bottle, appropriately adorned with a wooden cap developed by Technotraf.

According to Guerlain, the glass and ash wood bottle evokes the characteristics of a man with uncompromising chic. In producing the cap, Technotraf reproduced the exact geometry of the glass bottle used for the Guerlain Homme range. Replicating the existing surlyn cap for a wooden cap in ash, it ensured a perfect fit between component and bottle.

The cap is decorated with the logo laser-engraved on the top, for a subtle debossed appearance. A protective layer of varnish covers the cap and brings out the woodgrain pattern. With the grain varying on each cap, every single bottle of L’Eau Boisée becomes unique.

The wood used comes from sustainable, PEFC-certified forests, tying in perfectly with Guerlain’s social and environmental projects. L’Eau Boisée itself uses vetiver cultivated in Southern India, which brings income to the local population and protects the land from erosion caused by elephants, who do not like its scent.

Technotraf Wood Packaging is a Quadpack company.

Fragrance, who to be today?

Mon, 20 May 2013 15:23:34 GMT

Stylish, subtle, lively, distinguished. Perfume allows consumers to be whoever they want. That makes choosing a fragrance an emotional choice, with packaging a key decision-making factor.

Whether the perfume is woody or spicy, heady or floral, Quadpack can help with a world of creative perfume packaging, making the perfect match for the personality of a brand.

Quapack, in partnership with Premi, offers a full range of perfume bottles, from classic shapes and slim vials, to avant-garde formats for niche brands like children’s cologne. In these times of hyper mobility, Quadpack introduces attractive options for solid and roll-on perfumes, along with compact travel-sized bottles for spray, roll-on and regular dispensing.

One or two carefully-chosen decorative elements allow the perfume bottle to truly reflect the individuality of your product. Spirit can design beautiful charms that hang from the neck of the bottle – offering consumers a desirable keepsake that differentiates your brand. And from Technotraf, a select range of luxury wooden bottle caps can give your product an organic touch that’s in line with the latest trend.

Spirit and Technotraf are Quadpack companies.

Eco-chic and formula protection at Cosmoprof

Thu, 16 May 2013 07:29:45 GMT

Quadpack’s boutique-style stand drew the greatest crowds around the wooden component and formula protection displays at Cosmoprof Bologna 2013. Special applicators and active formula dispensing also attracted a lot of attention.

The Technotraf counter showcased the latest offering in eco-chic. Visitors observed the various ways in which wood can be used in perfumery and cosmetics packaging. While wood is currently a trend in the luxury fragrance market, overwhelming interest indicates that this material will be a long-term candidate in beauty packaging.

Special applicators were of particular interest with visitors, notably Yonwoo’s airless Ampoule Program, with metal ball, ceramic ball and silicone tip options. Apollo’s Comb Foamer headlined in hair care, with its special comb applicator for hair colour. In make-up, visitors focused on Brivaplast’s new waterproof and conical ranges.

Formula protection proves to be a rising trend in the packaging choices of cosmetics companies. Continuing the success of Yonwoo’s Shut-Off series, mock-ups of imminent variants – Shut-Off Jumbo and Shut-Off tube – were subject to much attention. Both are scheduled for launch later this year. The Shut-Off series features an ingenious nozzle that offers an extra lever of airless protection, avoiding air re-entry at the nozzle end of the container.

Two-part containers also continue to be popular in formula protection. Preserving the active ingredient in powder or liquid form in one part of the pack, with the activating serum in the other, products such as Yonwoo’s Twin Mix Airless are seeing high market demand. Yonwoo is currently extending the series with bigger capacities, in 25ml (twin mix dropper) and 30ml (twin mix airless), for launch mid-2013.

Passion, style, and Italian mastery

Fri, 03 May 2013 14:15:35 GMT

Passion, style, and Italian mastery - the attributes applied by Momodesign in creating its fragrances. Its latest, MD Black and MD White, come in sophisticated packaging developed by Quadpack partner Premi.

Aimed at a sporting yet sophisticated crowd, the design is inspired by the MD helmet, with rounded curves and soft-touch materials. MD helmets are iconic of the Momo brand, famous the world over for its car accessories. And just like its helmets, the MD fragrances are a perfect blend of elegance and technology.

MD Black has citrus herbal head notes for energy and freshness, spicy fruits on the heart notes and woody and musky spices on the bottom notes. MD White combines wood and amber for an intense but perfectly-balanced fragrance.

Both fragrances are contained in 100ml glass bottles, sheathed in an ABS and PP outer container. With a rounded top reminiscent of a helmet, the smooth finish and robust shape make it satisfying to hold in the hand. Momo’s branding has been applied using a mixture of hot stamp, silk screen and spray coating techniques.

The final result is a perfect tribute to one of the coolest motor helmets of all time.

How to choose the perfect perfume bottle

Wed, 01 May 2013 15:02:08 GMT

Alessandro Prestini, CEO of Quadpack perfumery partner Premi, explains what to look for when choosing a perfume bottle for your fragrance.

Quadpack: How important is packaging in the perfumery business?
Alessandro Prestini: Primary packaging is of vital importance in perfumery. It helps perfume brands convey the idea behind the product, the message behind the fragrance. More than anywhere else in the beauty market, the visual aspect of the packaging is a key factor in persuading consumers. That is why it is essential to get it just right. Investing time and resources in developing the bottle can help make or break a perfume brand.

Q: How does the packaging complement the brand?
AP: Brand is everything in the fragrance world. A perfume pack can take different shapes, colours and finishes. The decoration possibilities are endless, but what matters is that the look and feel is right for the brand. A fragrance bottle for the teenage market will look vastly different from a bottle aimed at professional men. A good packaging developer will take a marketing brief and, depending on the brand values, target audience and fragrance type, develop pack proposals that not only match, but also enhance the brand image.

Q: What are the advantages of bespoke packaging?
AP: Bespoke packaging is the first choice for many of the top brands. It is a sure way to ensure the pack is unique in the market in every sense. There are no compromises to be made.

Q: Is bespoke always best?
AP: No, bespoke is not the only solution for every fragrance. It is certainly the most expensive and lengthy way to ensure a unique-looking bottle. However, there are simple shapes on the market (cylindrical, square, rectangular), in different capacities (30, 50, 100ml) that can be skilfully developed without new moulds. In expert hands, a personalised standard bottle can be as striking as bespoke, but with less investment and a faster time to market.

Q: What are the advantages of a standard bottle?
AP: As I mentioned before, there are savings to be made in economy and speed. Beyond that, companies can easily order test samples to try out decoration options, for example. They also usually carry a lower MOQ than bespoke. This means it is possible to issue a trial series of a product to test market reaction. Depending on the feedback, modifications can be made for the launch proper, improving the chances of the product’s success.

Q: What should you consider when choosing a perfume bottle?
AP: If you are launching a fragrance for the first time, a standard solution would be my recommendation. Here are some tips to help you create the perfect bottle:

Analysing your brand image, target audience and type of fragrance will give you a good idea of the shape, colour and capacity you need.
Avoid very strange shapes; personalisation and decoration offer a smarter, cleaner way to demonstrate your brand’s personality.
A neck size of FEA 15 will allow you to choose from a lot of caps and pumps to embellish the bottle.
The bigger and flatter the surface, the easier and more consistent the decoration.
Check out the different colours of glass available. Depending on the glassworks and the sand used for production, you will find green, grey, yellow and other colours.

Q: Any other technical aspects to be considered?
AP: One of the most important aspects to bear in mind is the bottle capacity. Alcohol can expand at high temperatures, so you must leave a margin.

Q: What should you expect from your supplier?
AP: Good packaging suppliers are more than sales people selling from a catalogue. They should understand both the aesthetic and technical issues of developing your fragrance packaging. They should be flexible and give you good advice, to ensure you not only get what you want, but also what you need.

Q: What are the current trends in fragrance packaging?

AP: In terms of shape, it’s back to basics, with simple, geometric forms. In contrast, more attention is being paid to little details and decorations. The use of charms, for example, gives the consumer a perception of exclusivity and luxury.

Another trend is the use of materials with a sensory appeal, like wood or soft-touch finishes. Besides the sense of smell, the sense of touch adds to the emotional experience of the product. Interestingly, male fragrance market it is maturing very quickly and brands are looking for unisex shapes. The bottles developed for MOMODESIGN are a perfect example.

EVOH-lined tottles for a longer shelf life

Tue, 23 Apr 2013 07:43:42 GMT

High-tech SPF formulas deserve advanced packaging concepts. Enter the tottle – an attractive, practical solution for sunscreens. A layered composition can protect the formula inside, while its inherent ‘bounce-back’ flexibility means that every last drop can be squeezed out, an important selling point in today’s marketplace.

With increasing sun safety awareness, monitoring the shelf life of a sunscreen is becoming common consumer practice. Experts point to a maximum of three years, but the formula’s exposure to air can diminish this.

Quadpack’s range of tottles can be single-layered PE or multi-layered to include a sheath of EVOH (ethyl vinyl alcohol copolymer), providing a powerful barrier against oxygen and other exterior elements.

Quadpack’s tottle collections come in a variety of capacities, from travel-friendly 5ml up to 180ml, and shapes, from curved edges to elegant elongated silhouettes. Each model can be customised using a host of decoration options, providing a prestigious and aesthetically-precise concept for high-performance sunscreens, as well as hair conditioners, body lotions, face creams and foundations.

Quadpack acquires wooden component manufacturer Technotraf

Thu, 18 Apr 2013 07:31:19 GMT

Quadpack announces that it has acquired Technotraf, pioneering manufacturer of wooden components for beauty packaging. In a strategic move that gives the company its first manufacturing capability, Quadpack will direct Technotraf’s efforts towards expanding the market category.

“Wooden packaging components are starting to become popular among beauty brands, but we’ve only just scratched the surface. This category is set to explode,” said Quadpack CEO Tim Eaves. “Technotraf is single-handedly responsible for introducing the concept of wood in beauty packaging back in 2001. It knows more about the subject than any other manufacturer. With Quadpack’s support, there will be nothing to stop it from conquering the global cosmetics packaging market.”

A Technotraf spokesperson commented: “Quadpack gives us the corporate and financial backing to take our business to the next level. There is no doubt that wood is ‘hot’ in beauty packaging right now, but we see it as more than a trend. The aesthetic, sensory and technical attributes of wood makes it a long-term candidate alongside other materials such as plastic, glass and aluminium. All it needs is a creative force to develop it and a active campaign to promote it. And with Quadpack behind us, that’s exactly what we plan to do.”

Established in 1983, Technotraf is located in Torelló, in a region of Catalonia known as Spain’s “cosmetic valley”. The company sources all its raw material from PEFC-certified sustainable forests and processes it at its 10,000m2 production facilities. Fully equipped with woodturning and computer-numerical controlled (CNC) milling machines, it manufactures bespoke fragrance caps, jar caps, bottle caps, boxes and powder compacts that complement make-up, perfumery and cosmetics packaging.

Quadpack will promote the Technotraf brand worldwide and incorporate its offering in its product portfolio.

Protecting skin, protecting SPF formulas

Tue, 09 Apr 2013 09:28:45 GMT

There’s nothing like glorious sunshine to lift the spirits, warm the soul and give skin a healthy-looking tan. However, as cosmetics companies know, sun can spell ‘danger’ for skin.

According to the British Association of Dermatologists (BAD), over 100,000 new cases of skin cancer are diagnosed annually in the UK alone, with over-exposure to UV light from the sun and sunbeds known to be the main cause of the vast majority of cases. In as many as four out of five cases, the BAD says, skin cancer is preventable.

Thanks to initiatives like BAD’s Sun Awareness campaign, public knowledge about sun protection is becoming more widespread. The best way to protect skin is with clothing and shade followed by sunscreen, as a helpful means of providing extra protection.

As beauty brands prepare their 2014 sun care range, SPF formulas can be protected in turn, with the right packaging. From barrier-lined tottles to airless technology, Quadpack’s sun care ranges can help deliver the formula in optimum condition.

The Sun, Sky and Gold ranges contain comprehensive collections to prepare and protect the skin during the hot summer months, containing foam pumps, airless bottles, jars, trigger sprays, pansticks and lip balms, as well as a complete fake-it collection. Contact us for full details.

Helping beauty brands perform for 10 years

Thu, 04 Apr 2013 07:47:02 GMT

In 2003, three companies came together with a simple mission in mind: to help beauty brands perform. Ten years on, cosmetic packaging provider Quadpack Group is proud to say it’s doing that and much more besides.

14 March 2013 marked the 10th anniversary of Quadpack Group. The result of a merger between Belcos Packaging, Lenglart Packaging and Gadbrook Packaging, the company has grown from a small concern to an international enterprise in 10 short years. And what a decade it’s been!

Today, Quadpack has offices in 10 countries, including European and Asian sourcing operations. It has established and nurtured exclusive partnerships with the leading manufacturers in airless packaging, foamers, acrylic jars, fragrance bottles and make-up. It has opened a state-of-the-art test laboratory and established its own global logistics centre in Barcelona, Spain.

Quadpack has incorported two businesses into the Quadpack fold: accessory company Spirit and wooden component manufacturer Technotraf. And it has developed literally hundreds of thousands of packaging solutions for the world’s leading beauty brands.

Financially, the company’s turnover has multiplied 14-fold, from €2.7 million in 2003 to €38 million in 2012, while staff now numbers well over 100.

This year, Quadpack wants to celebrate its success. It already started at Cosmoprof Bologna, where staff shared a glass of champagne with clients and business partners on its stand. A series of anniversary activities are planned for the coming year.

Natio bottles the sun

Tue, 02 Apr 2013 07:31:54 GMT

Skincare and cosmetics brand Natio's Self Tan Mousse now comes in an Apollo foamer developed by Quadpack.

As much as Aussies love the sun, protecting themselves from it is a high priority. Natio's Self Tan Mousse safely offers an instant, natural and even tan without exposure to the sun. The mousse formula glides easily onto the skin and does not transfer onto clothes.

The 150ml PET foam pump developed by Quadpack delivers a rich, even foam, thanks to Apollo’s patented technology. The bronze colour-matched bottle is silk screen printed with the company’s logo and product information – an elegantly simple treatment that has become Natio’s trademark.

Natio started in Melbourne in 1993 in order to fulfil a gap in the market for aromatherapy-based, skin care. A Quadpack customer for over four years, it had previously selected an Apollo foamer for the Natio for Men Maximum Easy Glide Shave Foam.

Foaming cleanser helps improve acne-prone skin

Mon, 25 Mar 2013 15:39:33 GMT

Leading Australian cosmeceutical brand Ultraceuticals promises real skin care for real results. Its latest facial cleanser tackles the precursors of acne with a potent antioxidant, vitamin and BHA-based formula. The product is applied as a rich foam that actively penetrates deep into the pores, thanks to a high-performance foamer from Apollo developed by Quadpack.

Ultra Clear Foaming Cleanser comes in a 150ml bottle with a foam pump that uses Apollo’s patented foam pump technology. Apollo foamers keep metal parts separate from the product path to protect product formulation integrity – a real concern for advanced OTC formulas. In addition, its fine mesh ensures a luxurious, even texture for an outstanding rich foam quality.

Quadpack decorated the pack with green and black graphics against a pure white background, in accordance with Ultraceuticals branding, for a clean, medical look that transmits its clinical efficacy.

Personalised skin care one drop at a time

Tue, 12 Mar 2013 08:35:44 GMT

Personal skin care plans are all the rage, with anti-ageing serums at the heart of the treatment. A new trend is now emerging that takes tailored skin care to the next level. While still in its infancy, France is leading the way with personalised formulations mixed in store or at home. And droppers provide the ideal delivery system.

Either using a teat or push button, droppers allow controlled delivery of concentrated serums. Accurate in small doses, formulas can be easily mixed or added to a carrier cream. Small vials can be used to offer different effects, such as firming, hydrating, anti-ageing or smoothing.

Besides tailored formulas, any kind of high-value serum can benefit from the targeted application of droppers. Quadpack's range is available as tubular glass vials and blown glass in different shapes, using teat or push-button dispensers. The recently-launched Twin Mix enables consumers to mix two-part treatments at home. With a choice of capacities as low as 3ml, Quadpack droppers are perfect for customisable formulas as well as intensive treatments.

Metallising, spray coating, silk screening and hot stamping can be applied to create an attractive branded pack. Amber glass is optional.

Quadpack’s promotional company Spirit can develop a luxury coffret to create a unique personal skin care package for personalised branding.

The Telegraph Business Club publishes “The perfect package”

Thu, 28 Feb 2013 08:19:30 GMT

The Telegraph Business Club is a forum for professional business people, featuring articles, expert views and case studies. Quadpack was recently the subject of a video in its 'Masterclass' series, a selection of success stories from business leaders talking about setting up and running their own business

To foam or not to foam?

Tue, 26 Feb 2013 09:07:49 GMT

That is the question. For most the answer is clear. Whether it’s for a cappuccino or in a bath, foam immediately heightens the sensory experience and adds a touch of luxury, even to the most everyday products.

A foamy substance is also easier to manage. This is particularly true for hair colour products, where drips and stains are a constant threat. Enter the Comb Foamer – a functional and elegant foam pump.

Developed by Quadpack manufacturing partner Apollo using its patented technology, the Comb Foamer allows the user to easily spread the product over the desired area, with no mess involved. As the name suggests, it is designed with an in-built comb that can be angled as desired (up to 360 degrees) meaning a gloveless, hassle-free application that really gets into the roots.

The pump is unlocked with a simple twist and dosage is fixed at 0.80cc per stroke. What’s more, as there are no metal parts in the product path, the Comb Foamer does not interfere with the hair treatment formula.

Yonwoo’s innovation machine

Thu, 21 Feb 2013 08:49:49 GMT

Trends and innovation are everything in the beauty industry. That is why, at airless packaging manufacturer Yonwoo, generating ideas lies at the very heart of the business.

Its research & development centre is dedicated solely to developing new concepts. Separate from the rest of the organisation, the centre has its own budget and the authority and freedom to pursue ideas. With 11 designers, supported by 21 engineers, it comes up with 110 new packaging ideas a year.

“The concepts can follow a given theme or trend or can stem from a crazy idea by one of the designers,” explains export sales manager Daniel Cha. “That’s why they are teamed with engineers, to ensure it can be developed practically.”

Once a month, each designer presents one or two designs. These are evaluated according to a tried-and-tested Yonwoo recipe, taking into account trends, market demand, technical superiority, formula protection and ergonomics. A second evaluation round classifies whether the selected concepts are ripe for today’s or tomorrow’s market, or for some unspecified time in the future.

Overall, around 15 fully-fledged products make it into the Yonwoo portfolio every year, making the R&D centre a true innovation machine.

The power of Spanish grapes, delivered in Yonwoo packs

Fri, 15 Feb 2013 15:18:54 GMT

Spanish cosmetic company Esdor has harnessed the anti-oxidant properties of grapes in a brand new anti-ageing skin care range. A face cream, eye and lip serum and cleanser are delivered using a range of Yonwoo packs developed by Quadpack.

Sold in pharmacies throughout Spain, Esdor uses red grapes from the famed vineyards of the Ribera del Duero, to combat the first signs of ageing. The range uses 85 per cent natural ingredients, including polyphenols, rose hip oil, caviar extract, jojoba oil and wheat germ. The products are also free of parabens, mineral oils and artificial colours. This makes ESDOR a perfect candidate for Yonwoo’s patented airless technology.

Esdor moisturising fluid is contained in a 50ml airless bottle. The eye and lip serum comes in a practical, travel-sized airless container (15ml). The formula is shielded from external contamination, enabling the use of no artificial preservatives. Both packs are polypropylene to ensure compatibility with the main ingredient, polyphenol.

A 200ml well pump has been developed for the ESDOR Micellar Water Makeup Remover. Pressing a cotton wool pad onto the disc releases a perfect dose of the cleanser, ensuring the practical and hygienic application demanded by ESDOR.

The decoration reflects the origin of the products, with wine-coloured text and images screen-printed on a matt finish.