Our Luxury Airless Jar is a packaging solution for cosmetic and skincare brands seeking a sleek, minimal, and modern aesthetic. Elevate your brand’s perceived value with this visually appealing and highly functional packaging that enhances both the appearance and utility of your products. Designed with sensitive skincare products in mind, this jar includes a high-quality airless pump to safeguard lotions, serums, foundations, and more from oxidation. The innovative airless pump technology ensures that your product remains fresh and effective, dispensing a precise dosage with each use. This efficient design not only prevents product waste but also allows for the utilization of every last drop. Additionally, the maintained freshness of your products enables the use of fewer preservatives in your formula, promoting a cleaner and more natural approach to skincare. Upgrade to the Luxury Airless Jar and experience the perfect blend of elegance, functionality, and product preservation. With this cutting-edge packaging solution, your brand will stand out in the competitive cosmetic and skincare market, delivering an elevated experience to your discerning customers. Showcase your products with style and confidence, while ensuring their longevity and effectiveness. Learn more about the benefits of airless packaging here. Color, Finish, and Print These jars are completely customizable to your specifications. Choose the perfect color, finish, and print to fit your brand and enhance your product. Finish options include: frosty, matte, satin, semi-gloss, and glossy (in order from least to most shiny). Visit our customization showcase to learn more. Similar Products To view our full selection of airless jars, click here. Specifications Item Number: 65AB-JY149 Name Luxury Airless Jar Minimum Quantity: 5,000 Material: AS/PP Capacity: 30 ML, 50 ML Dimensions: 30 ML – H: 75 MM D: 64 MM 50 ML – H: 85 MM D: 64 MM Customization Printing: Silkscreen | Hot Stamp. Embossing: 5mm & .75 mm option. Finish: Matte, satin, semi-gloss, & glossy.
