Lip Color Packaging is the overarching category for empty packaging designed for lip color products, covering two sub-categories -- Liquid Lip Gloss & Lipstick Tube Packaging and Solid Lipstick Tube Packaging -- meeting packaging needs across both liquid formulas such as lip gloss, lip oil, and lip lacquer, and solid formulas such as lipstick and lip balm.

Liquid Lip Gloss & Lipstick Tube Packaging is designed specifically for liquid lip products such as lip gloss, lip oil, lip lacquer, and tinted lip serums, with core components including a tube body and an applicator wand fixed to the inside of the cap, in styles ranging from angled sponge tips to deer-foot brush heads and flocked brush heads; barrel shapes include round and square, with material finishes spanning transparent, solid-color, and frosted treatments. Solid Lipstick Tube Packaging, on the other hand, is designed specifically for solid lipstick, lip balm, and some cream-based lip care formulas, with a core structure consisting of an outer barrel, an inner core (or integrated core cavity), and a cap; barrel shapes include round, square, and novelty lip-shaped molds, with finishes spanning transparent, metallic electroplated, and matte styles.

Products across both sub-categories support branding treatments such as logo silk-screen printing, hot-foil stamping, and laser engraving, with sealing structures generally using threaded or snap-fit designs that effectively prevent the contents from evaporating, oxidizing, or leaking. Lip Color Packaging is widely used in the packaging of lipsticks, lip balms, lip glosses, lip oils, lip lacquers, and lip care products, and is a common choice for cosmetics brands and packaging buyers pursuing OEM/ODM collaboration and customized development across lip product lines.

Cosmetic Pencil Packaging is a widely used category of empty pencil-shaped containers in the cosmetics packaging industry, designed for eyebrow pencils, eyeliner pencils, concealer sticks, and various cream-based or liquid cosmetic contents. The basic components of this packaging category include a barrel, an internal refill tube (or liquid storage chamber), a tip (available in solid core, brush head, or liquid-guiding nib forms), and a sealing cap. Depending on the dispensing mechanism, cosmetic pencil packaging can be classified into twist-up automatic dispensing structures, push-button dispensing structures, and liquid-guiding dispensing structures, accommodating powder, cream, gel, and liquid formulas. Barrels are commonly made from engineering plastics such as ABS and PP, with surface finishes customizable through electroplating, hot stamping, and silk-screen printing to match different brand aesthetics. Sealing caps typically use threaded or snap-fit structures that effectively block air and delay oxidation or drying of the contents. Cosmetic pencil packaging is widely used in eyebrow makeup, eye makeup, and lip primer product lines, and is a common choice for cosmetics manufacturers, beauty brands, and packaging trading companies pursuing OEM/ODM collaboration and product line development.

Mascara Tube Packaging covers empty packaging units designed specifically for cream and liquid mascara formulas, with core components including a tube body and a spiral brush head. The spiral brush head evenly applies mascara while effectively combing and separating each lash for a defined appearance; the cap fits tightly with the tube opening to prevent the formula from drying out or oxidizing between uses. Tube exteriors can be customized with metallic finishes such as silver or rose gold, classic contrasting designs pairing a matte black tube with a gold cap, curved nude or beige tube bodies, and caps featuring grooved or textured detailing. Brush heads are available in styles ranging from dense spiral bristles to large-volume heads, customizable to different lash application needs. Mascara tube packaging is widely used in the cosmetics manufacturing and beauty industry, suitable for mascara, lash primer, and similar cream-based makeup products requiring brush-head application, and is a common choice for cosmetics brands and packaging buyers pursuing OEM/ODM collaboration and customized development of eyelash products.

Compact Case Packaging is the overarching category for empty packaging designed for color cosmetics and base makeup products, covering two sub-categories -- Blush, Highlighter & Eyeshadow Compact Case Packaging and Pressed Powder Compact Packaging -- meeting packaging needs that range from everyday single-shade cosmetics to multi-function combination sets, and from traditional pressed formulas to liquid cushion formulas.

Blush, Highlighter & Eyeshadow Compact Case Packaging is designed specifically for pressed powder, cream, and gel-textured blush, highlighter, and eyeshadow contents, covering structures such as round single-shade cases, round cases with a clear inner tray, rectangular multi-color palettes, and square dual-color cases, generally using a flip-open structure with a built-in mirror for convenient touch-ups. Pressed Powder Compact Packaging, on the other hand, is designed specifically for pressed powder, setting powder, and liquid or emulsion-based cushion formulas, covering structures such as cushion compact cases, printed pressed powder compacts, and luxury gold-trim compacts; liquid cushion formulas are accommodated with an independent cushion puff chamber and perforated base, while traditional pressed formulas use a standard shallow pan or a deeper gold-toned pan.

Shell materials and colors across both sub-categories can be flexibly selected according to brand positioning, spanning gold electroplating, black matte or glossy finishes, printed patterns, and gunmetal tones, and are compatible with standard packaging customization services such as logo printing and sealed cap structures. Compact Case Packaging is widely used in the packaging of pressed powder, blush, highlighter, contour, powder foundation, and eyeshadow products, and is a common choice for cosmetics brands and packaging buyers pursuing OEM/ODM collaboration and customized development across portable color cosmetic packaging.