100 MOQSerum Boxes
Custom printed serum boxes designed to protect and present dropper, pump, and airless bottles, with customizable sizes, materials, finishes, and artwork
Custom skincare packaging for single-use treatments, samples, sealed bottles, jars, tubes, and coordinated retail sets. Use validated flat pouches for formula-contact doses or folding cartons for secondary presentation.
From 100 Units
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Skincare packaging has to separate formula-contact performance from retail presentation. A flat pouch needs validated compatibility, dose, seals, and opening behavior for the actual treatment; a folding carton must fit the complete closed bottle, jar, tube, or pouch set. Artwork also needs enough usable space for product identity, net contents, ingredients, directions, warnings, and other approved information.
Choose custom flat pouches for validated single-use treatments, masks, powders, and samples. Use custom folding cartons when a sealed primary product or pouch set needs secondary structure, labeling space, and coordinated retail presentation. Dylign lets you configure dimensions, materials, finishes, and artwork, then review the design in 3D and check a production sample before scaling.
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Match the material, seal, and fill process to the formula, especially when the pouch directly contacts the product

Size the pouch around the intended dose and confirm fill volume, seal clearance, tear position, and dispensing behavior

Build the carton around the complete bottle, jar, tube, or pouch, including closure clearance and any required insert

Use a repeatable color, type, and information system so every SKU feels distinct while staying clearly part of one brand
Start with one validated formula and packaging path, then use a production sample to review dose, opening, primary-pack fit, color, labeling, and the complete retail presentation before expanding the range.
Plan the shelf-facing hierarchy, required-information and barcode space, carton dimensions, display orientation, and clear formula or routine cues before finalizing the artwork.
Treat the formula-contact pack, secondary carton, and shipping pack as separate layers. Review leakage exposure, movement, scuffing, parcel volume, and the opening sequence with the finished pack-out.
Reuse a structure only when the formula, dose, primary-pack dimensions, and performance requirements stay aligned, then distinguish each SKU through product names, color, size, or routine step.


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Step 1: Generate a production-ready dieline from the product configuration you selected. The dieline includes the trim and crease lines needed for production.
Use a flat pouch for a validated single-use formula, treatment, mask, powder, or sample. Use a folding carton when a sealed bottle, jar, tube, or pouch set needs secondary structure, information space, or retail presentation. Use both when individual pouches are sold as a coordinated set.
Validate the contact layer, formula compatibility, fill volume, seals, opening method, dose, storage, and distribution conditions with the actual product and filling process. Artwork and a physical sample can confirm appearance and usability, but they do not replace compatibility, leakage, stability, or seal testing.
Size the carton around the complete closed bottle, jar, tube, tin, or pouch set—not the container body alone. Check cap, pump, dropper, lid, orientation, movement, board, bottom style, and any approved insert with the real filled primary pack.
Reserve space according to the product, container system, claims, and selling market. For U.S. cosmetics, plan for required information such as product identity, net contents, ingredients, business information, directions, and warnings where applicable. Final copy, placement, and type size require product-specific regulatory review.
Yes, when the products share the same approved dimensions, closure profile, packaging role, and performance requirements. Keep the structure consistent where possible, then use artwork, color, formula names, routine steps, or size cues to distinguish each SKU without weakening the shared brand system.
Yes. Custom Flat Pouches and Custom Folding Cartons currently start from 100 units, and both product flows offer production samples. Use a sample to review the selected size, material, print, opening or closure, and complete pack fit, then recheck live quantity and pricing before ordering.