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| Brand Name: | MEI CHANG |
| Model Number: | MC-P-564 |
| MOQ: | 10,000 pieces |
| Price: | $0.39-$0.41/pieces |
| Supply Ability: | 500000 Piece/Pieces per Month |
Designed for premium skincare brands, this 30g / 50g refillable airless cream jar combines a square luxury outer shell, replaceable PP inner liner and airless pump dispensing system in one packaging format. The reusable AS outer jar creates a premium visual presence, while the replaceable inner liner gives brands a practical way to develop refill-oriented skincare packaging.
The airless dispensing structure helps reduce direct exposure between the formula and outside air during dispensing. Unlike traditional open-mouth cream jars that require consumers to scoop the product with their fingers or a spatula, this design provides pump dispensing without opening the jar each time.
The square rounded-corner profile is stable on countertops and visually distinctive on shelves. The outer shell can be customized with injection coloring and additional decoration options such as silk-screen printing, matte or frosted effects and gilding, helping brands create a packaging appearance that matches their own visual identity.
| Item No. | Capacity | Total Height | Printing Area | Diameter | Main Material |
| MC-P-564 |
30g | 69.9±0.5mm | 26*24mm | 60.2±0.5mm | PP |
| 50g | 82.3±0.5mm | 26*33mm | 60.2±0.5mm | PP |
The AS outer shell can be retained while the PP inner liner is replaced, allowing brands to explore a “luxury main jar + replacement refill” product architecture. This creates a packaging concept that can support repeat-purchase strategies while reducing the need to replace the entire outer package every time.
The airless pump structure pushes the formula upward for dispensing, helping reduce direct exposure to outside air during normal use. This can be particularly attractive for skincare formulas where brands want to minimize unnecessary air exposure.
Consumers do not need to repeatedly open the jar and scoop out the cream with their fingers. Pump dispensing creates a cleaner and more controlled interaction between the consumer and the skincare formula.
The vacuum piston mechanism pushes the formula upward from the bottom of the inner liner. This helps reduce the amount of product left behind compared with conventional open-mouth jars, although no airless packaging should be positioned as having absolutely zero residue.
The AS outer jar provides a glass-like visual and tactile impression while avoiding the fragility associated with conventional glass packaging. The outer shell can be produced in different visual directions through injection coloring and surface decoration.
The 30g and 50g versions use a consistent visual design language, making it easier for a skincare brand to develop a coordinated product family. A unified appearance can also help maintain consistent branding across different product sizes.
This refillable airless cream jar is primarily designed for facial cream and moisturizer packaging.
It is suitable for skincare brands developing moisturizing creams, daily facial creams, barrier-care creams and other pumpable cream formulas that benefit from controlled dispensing and reduced direct air exposure.
The combination of a premium outer shell and replaceable PP inner liner is especially suitable for brands that want their facial skincare packaging to communicate both luxury and refill-oriented sustainability.
This packaging solution is designed for:
Premium skincare brands looking for a more distinctive facial cream package.
DTC skincare brands developing refill-oriented product concepts.
Private-label and customizable skincare projects requiring branded decoration and appearance customization.
Beauty product wholesalers and distributors looking for refillable packaging with a luxury presentation.
Sustainable beauty brands seeking to explore reusable outer packaging and replaceable inner components.
OEM/ODM buyers who need a coordinated 30g / 50g packaging family.
The value of this packaging is not limited to its appearance.
The replaceable inner liner gives brands the possibility to separate the long-term value of the luxury outer shell from the consumable inner component. Instead of treating every purchase as a completely new package, brands can develop a refill-oriented product architecture around the same premium outer jar.
This can create additional opportunities for repeat purchases, customer retention and a more differentiated sustainability story.
For premium skincare, the packaging itself becomes part of the product experience: the square silhouette creates shelf presence, the pump provides convenient dispensing, and the refillable structure gives the product a longer packaging life.
The packaging uses an airless dispensing structure inside the replaceable PP liner.
When the consumer presses the pump, the dispensing mechanism draws and pushes the skincare formula upward through the airless system. As the product is dispensed, the internal piston moves upward to help deliver the remaining formula from the lower part of the liner.
The consumer therefore does not need to turn the jar upside down or use their fingers to scoop the cream.
After the inner liner has reached the end of its service life, the refill-oriented structure allows the liner to be replaced while the outer AS shell can be retained, subject to the brand's chosen refill process and compatibility requirements.
The core difference is the separation between the luxury outer shell and the replaceable inner component. This allows the packaging to be designed around a refill-oriented product experience instead of a conventional single-use jar.
The AS outer shell offers a premium, glass-like visual direction while providing a lighter and more impact-resistant alternative to traditional glass packaging.
The product combines the visual language of a luxury cream jar with the dispensing experience of an airless package, avoiding the need for repeated finger scooping.
The front of the jar provides a relatively large area for brand decoration. Silk-screen printing, gilding and other decorative treatments can be considered according to the final structure and production requirements.
The outer shell can be customized through injection coloring and can also be developed with matte, frosted, metallic or other visual effects according to the project requirements.
The 30g and 50g versions maintain a coordinated visual appearance, making them suitable for skincare brands building a multi-size product family.
Solution1: Pump dispensing provides a more convenient way to access the formula without repeatedly touching the cream.
Solution2: The airless structure helps reduce direct air exposure during dispensing.
Solution3: A reusable outer shell with a replaceable inner liner creates an alternative refill-oriented packaging architecture.
Solution: The square rounded-corner design provides a more distinctive shelf appearance and stable countertop placement.
Solution4: The coordinated 30g / 50g design helps brands create a consistent skincare packaging family.
Solution5: Injection coloring, silk-screen printing, matte/frosted effects and gilding create more room for visual customization.
Many cream jars compete mainly on appearance, capacity and decoration. This packaging creates a stronger point of differentiation by combining luxury presentation with a replaceable inner liner.
The opportunity for a skincare brand is not simply to sell another cream in another jar. The outer shell can become a recognizable part of the brand's packaging identity, while replacement liners can support future replenishment purchases.
This opens the possibility of a “luxury main jar + refill liner” commercial concept:
First purchase: Premium reusable outer shell + skincare formula
Repeat purchase: Replacement inner liner + skincare formula
For DTC and premium skincare brands, this packaging architecture can create a more distinctive customer experience while giving the brand a practical foundation for refill-oriented product development.
The concept should be validated against the brand's actual refill process, product compatibility, cleaning/replacement method and target-market requirements before commercial launch.
Refillable packaging is increasingly relevant to brands looking for practical ways to reduce packaging waste and communicate a more circular product concept.
This design separates the durable-looking AS outer shell from the replaceable PP inner liner. Instead of replacing the complete package every time, the outer shell can potentially remain in use while the inner component is replaced.
The structure can therefore support a brand's exploration of:
Reusable outer packaging → Replaceable inner liner → Repeat purchase → Longer packaging life
The supplied product concept also targets reduced material consumption through the refill model, with an estimated 60–80% reduction in plastic consumption when the outer shell is retained and only the inner component is replaced. Actual savings depend on the complete packaging construction, refill frequency, logistics and end-of-life treatment, so brands should validate the figure for their specific project before making a quantified environmental claim.
PCR PP may also be considered as an upgrade option for the inner liner where technically and commercially suitable.
EU sustainability positioning:
This refill-oriented design can support brands responding to the broader EU focus on packaging waste prevention, reuse and refill. Under EU Regulation 2025/40, reusable packaging requirements include considerations around repeated use, safety, hygiene, refilling and recyclability. Specific regulatory compliance remains dependent on the final packaging configuration, documentation and market application.
From the consumer's perspective, premium packaging should feel luxurious without becoming difficult to use.
The square rounded-corner shape gives the jar a substantial visual presence while remaining comfortable to hold. The stable base helps keep the jar firmly positioned on a vanity, bathroom counter or skincare shelf.
The pump format allows consumers to dispense the cream with one hand. The controlled dispensing experience can help avoid squeezing or scooping out more product than needed.
The refill concept also gives the package a longer-lasting role in the user's skincare routine. Instead of seeing the outer package as something that is immediately discarded after the formula is finished, the consumer can associate it with continued use through replacement refills.
Imagine a skincare package that does not have to disappear when the cream is finished.
The first purchase introduces the consumer to the brand through the premium outer jar. The next purchase can become a simple refill experience: keep the familiar outer shell and replace the inner liner.
For brands, this can turn the packaging from a disposable container into a recognizable part of the product ritual.
For consumers, it creates a small but meaningful interaction:
Open → Use → Finish → Refill → Continue
That simple cycle gives a refillable cream jar a stronger story than a conventional one-time-use package.
Customization is an important part of this packaging concept.
The outer shell supports injection color customization, allowing brands to create their own signature color without relying solely on a standard stock appearance.
The jar also supports label / silk-screen customization, including printing for brand logos and product information. Additional visual treatments such as frosted, matte and gilding finishes can be developed according to the packaging design and production requirements.
The front and top areas provide opportunities for branding and visual communication. This makes the packaging suitable for minimalist skincare, luxury beauty, modern clinical-style skincare and soft premium color palettes.
Supports label/silk-screen customization, brand LOGO/product info printing, frosted/matte/gilding finish for exclusive brand style.
The AS outer shell is designed to provide a premium appearance with a glass-like visual effect. Compared with conventional glass jars, the plastic outer construction offers a more practical direction for brands concerned about breakage during handling and transportation.
The AS outer shell can also be developed with injection coloring and additional decorative finishes.
The replaceable PP inner liner provides the consumable component of the refill-oriented structure. PP is widely used in cosmetic packaging and offers good chemical stability for many cosmetic formulations.
Formula compatibility should always be tested with the actual skincare formula before mass production.
The airless dispensing structure uses a vacuum piston mechanism to push the formula upward as the product is dispensed. This supports controlled pump dispensing and helps reduce unnecessary direct air exposure during use.
The 30g and 50g versions are designed around a coordinated visual system.
For brands, this means one packaging concept can be extended across two product sizes while maintaining a consistent visual identity. The unified printing area and similar external design language can simplify artwork adaptation and help different skincare products look like part of the same collection.
This is particularly useful for brands planning a facial cream range with different product positioning or sizes.
Ningbo Meichang Packaging Technology Co., Ltd. focuses on cosmetic packaging manufacturing and supports the development of skincare packaging solutions.
Our capabilities include R&D, mold making, injection molding, blow molding, hot stamping, printing, UV coating, quality control and warehousing.
From a standard packaging concept to customized colors, decoration and structural requirements, we can discuss the packaging configuration according to the brand's project needs.
We support customized packaging development for brands looking for their own appearance, color, logo, product information and surface finish.
For refillable packaging projects, the relationship does not have to stop at the first shipment. We can continue supporting subsequent packaging development, customization and replenishment requirements.
Whether you are launching a new facial cream, upgrading an existing package or developing a refill-oriented skincare line, this packaging can be discussed as an OEM/ODM project.
Customization can be considered across several areas:
Packaging appearance: square luxury profile, color direction and visual finish.
Brand decoration: logo, product information, silk-screen printing, gilding and other applicable decoration methods.
Refill architecture: outer shell and replaceable PP inner liner configuration.
Product sizes: coordinated 30g and 50g versions.
Formula compatibility: testing based on the customer's actual formula and dispensing requirements.
Pre-production development: samples can be used to verify appearance, assembly, dispensing and decoration before mass production.
A1: Yes. The design uses a reusable AS outer shell with a replaceable PP inner liner, creating a refill-oriented packaging structure.
A2: The supplied configuration includes 30g and 50g options.
A3: It is primarily positioned for facial cream and moisturizer packaging. The final formula should be tested for compatibility and dispensing performance.
A4: Yes. Injection color customization can be discussed for the AS outer shell according to the project requirements.
A5: Yes. Label and silk-screen customization can be supported, and brand logos or product information can be printed. Gilding and other decoration effects can also be discussed.
A6: No packaging should be described as absolutely zero-residue. The airless piston helps push the formula upward and improve product utilization, but a small amount of residual formula may remain depending on the formula and packaging configuration.
A7: Very thick, heavy ointment or solid wax-based formulas may require additional dispensing testing. Formula viscosity and flow characteristics should be confirmed before mass production.
A8: PCR PP can be considered as an upgrade option where technically and commercially suitable. The final material configuration should be confirmed according to the project requirements.
A9: The refill-oriented structure can support brands exploring more sustainable packaging concepts for the EU market. Specific compliance depends on the final packaging materials, configuration, documentation and intended application, so regulatory requirements should be verified for the actual project.
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