Packaging

First Impressions Begin at the Bottle

Packaging is a major key to success. As an emerging brand in the beauty industry, your packaging is what wins a first-time customer — our R&D team takes care of turning them into a lifetime customer.

As one of the most time-consuming factors of the contract manufacturing process, AMR understands how stressful packaging can be. Over the years, we've built strong relationships with multiple packaging companies that supply almost any format you're looking for. AMR will guide you through the packaging process, helping you source the perfect package for your product.

Our network of vendors includes packaging suppliers, box and label printers, designers, and full branding firms — all of whom help create the perfect first impression for your customers.

Packaging Fill Types

  • ●Bottles
  • ●Jars
  • ●Tubes
  • ●Tottles
  • ●Sample sizes / minis
  • ●One-time use sample sachets
  • ●Airless pumps
  • ●Spray bottles
  • ●Eyelash and lip gloss tubes
  • ●Droppers, vials and ampules

Packaging Additions

  • ●Boxing and carton assembly
  • ●Induction sealing
  • ●Shrink wrap
  • ●Kitting and gift sets
  • ●Foam liners
  • ●Vacuum sealing
  • ●Blistering
  • ●Tamper stickers
  • ●Multi-item shrink wrap

Fill & Labeling Capabilities

  • ●Hot fills
  • ●Cold fills
  • ●Scrubs and exfoliants
  • ●Temperature-controlled fills
  • ●Automatic labeling
  • ●Top labeling
  • ●Individual lot / expiration coding
  • ●Amazon FNSKU barcoding and FBA-compliant prep

Packaging Showroom

AMR Labs maintains a showroom of packaging samples at our Los Angeles facility — bottles, jars, tubes, pumps and closures. If you're in the early stages of selection, a showroom visit is one of the most efficient ways to narrow your options. Contact us to schedule.

Plan Packaging Early

Packaging is almost always the longest lead-time item in a manufacturing project. Custom-printed packaging can take 8–16 weeks from order to delivery; even stock packaging from US distributors typically requires 2–4 weeks.

Our recommendation: begin finalizing packaging at the same time as formulation — not after sample approval. Starting early is the single most effective way to keep your project on track.