About Cavoriq Cosmetic Packaging
Cavoriq Cosmetic Packaging is a China-based cosmetic packaging manufacturer and supplier established in 2012 and located in Guangzhou, Guangdong. We supply bottles, jars, tubes and related packaging components for cosmetic, skincare, beauty and personal-care projects.
Our customers include cosmetic brands, importers, wholesalers, distributors, contract fillers, packaging companies and retail buyers sourcing packaging for repeat wholesale, OEM and customized orders.
Our core range includes plastic, acrylic, glass, aluminum and bamboo-finished packaging, covering cosmetic bottles, cosmetic jars and cosmetic tubes. Rather than simply offering a large catalogue, we help buyers confirm the packaging structure, material, capacity, closure, decoration and packing method that fit their actual project.
Manufacturer & Supplier Capability
Cavoriq combines factory-based production with long-term manufacturing cooperation for selected packaging materials and processes.
Plastic and acrylic packaging projects can involve injection molding, blow molding, component assembly, printing and secondary finishing. Selected glass, aluminum and bamboo components are produced with established manufacturing partners and then coordinated through incoming inspection, decoration, component matching and final quality checks.
This structure allows us to support buyers who need different packaging materials within the same cosmetic packaging program while keeping specifications, samples and order requirements clearly controlled.
Cosmetic Packaging We Supply
Our main product range includes:
- Plastic, glass, acrylic, aluminum and bamboo cosmetic bottles
- Plastic, glass, acrylic and bamboo cosmetic jars
- Plastic, acrylic and glass cosmetic tubes
- Pumps, sprayers, droppers, caps and closures
- Inner discs, liners and compatible packaging components
- Individual boxes and export packaging
Existing molds are normally the most practical choice for buyers who want faster sampling and more manageable order quantities. Custom development can be considered when the project requires a specific structure, appearance or packaging concept.
Custom & OEM Support
Most B2B cosmetic packaging projects involve more than choosing a bottle or jar from a catalogue. Buyers often need several components to work together before an order can move into production.
We can support customization around:
- Material and packaging structure
- Capacity and dimensions
- Custom colors
- Silk-screen printing
- Hot stamping and labeling
- Frosting, coating and selected surface finishes
- Pumps, caps, droppers and closure matching
- Custom mold development
- Individual boxes and secondary packaging
- Barcode labels and export carton marks
For private-label projects, our work focuses on packaging components, branding and packaging presentation. Cosmetic formulation and filling are not included unless specifically confirmed for a separate project.
Sample Development Before Bulk Production
For customized orders, we normally recommend approving a physical sample before mass production.
Stock samples are useful for checking basic size, structure and component fit. Customized samples allow buyers to review color, logo position, decoration, closures and overall appearance before a bulk order is released.
During the early stage of a project, we usually ask buyers to confirm the product type, capacity, quantity, intended cosmetic application, closure requirements, artwork, packaging and destination. Clear specifications help reduce unnecessary sample revisions and quotation changes.
Production Follow-Up & Quality Checks
Quality control is based on the confirmed product specification and approved sample rather than general visual inspection alone.
Depending on the packaging type, checks can include:
- Incoming material and component inspection
- First-article confirmation
- Dimensions and capacity
- Surface appearance and color consistency
- Bottle, jar or tube component fitting
- Pump, sprayer and closure function
- Leakage and torque checks where applicable
- Printing and decoration position
- Final AQL inspection
- Packing quantity and carton verification
For packaging that will directly contact a cosmetic formula, we recommend compatibility testing with the buyer’s actual formulation when necessary.
Packaging & Export Support
Cosmetic packaging requires different export protection depending on the material and finish.
Glass packaging may require partitions, trays and reinforced cartons to reduce breakage. Acrylic and decorated packaging often needs individual bags, sleeves or protective inserts to reduce scratching. Standard plastic packaging can usually use more efficient bulk packing depending on the surface and closure.
Available packing methods can include:
- PE bags and protective sleeves
- Inner trays and dividers
- Individual plain or printed boxes
- Protective inserts
- Master export cartons
- Pallet packing
We support EXW, FOB, CFR, CIF and DDP shipment arrangements according to the destination and order requirements. Guangzhou Nansha and Shenzhen ports can be used depending on the selected shipping route.
Who We Work With
Cavoriq mainly serves professional B2B buyers rather than retail consumers.
Our typical customers include cosmetic and skincare brands developing new packaging, importers building product ranges, wholesalers sourcing repeat items, contract fillers matching packaging to formulas, and packaging companies requiring additional material or production options.
Whether the requirement is a standard wholesale item or an OEM project, our approach is to confirm the specifications first, approve the sample where necessary, and then move the order through production, inspection, packing and shipment.
Work With Cavoriq Cosmetic Packaging
If you are sourcing cosmetic bottles, jars or tubes, send us your product reference, capacity, material preference, quantity, closure requirements, logo artwork, packaging request and destination country.
Our team can review the requirement and confirm suitable existing options, customization possibilities, sample requirements, expected MOQ and production schedule.
