On June 17 and 18, the Carrousel du Louvre, located in the heart of Paris’s historic centre, will host cosmetic brands in search of innovative solutions for their formulations and packaging. To foster interaction and streamline the visitor journey, Infopro Digital Trade Shows is bringing together its two Parisian trade shows dedicated to beauty and luxury under one roof: Édition Spéciale by Luxe Pack, with a focus on sustainable premium packaging, and MakeUp in Paris, the platform for makeup and skincare suppliers.
Sustainable luxury packaging
For its 2026 edition, Édition Spéciale by Luxe Pack continues its mission of offering luxury brands placing sustainability at the core of their packaging strategies a showcase of diverse and innovative solutions.
With 90 exhibitors, the event will bring together key suppliers from the perfumery and cosmetics industries, as well as from wines & spirits, fashion, and leather goods.
The exhibitor list includes long-standing participants such as Baralan, Brandart, Knoll, Favini, Gainerie 91, Gmund, Kurz, Vimer, Cosmotec, Myprod, and Berlin Packaging Beauty, alongside new entrants including Canson, an iconic high-end paper brand committed to sustainable materials for packaging and creation, Meba Bioresine, a specialist in biopolymers and bio-based resins, and Danzer AG, an international group specialising in decorative wood.
To imagine the packaging of tomorrow, a start-up zone will showcase a new generation of players, such as Alterskin, a producer of life-inspired alternative materials; Foamlab, specialising in innovative, recyclable foams for product protection and presentation; Lactips, a pioneer in water-soluble, bio-based and biodegradable plastics based on casein; and Sericyne, a specialist in upcycling natural silk.
Makeup and skincare innovation
For its part, MakeUp in Paris brings together key players across the makeup and skincare value chain—including ingredients, formulation, packaging, contract manufacturing, full-service manufacturers, and accessories—alongside a comprehensive educational program. The event features over 100 innovations recognized by the Innovation & Trends (IT) Awards, more than 150 exhibitors from 30 countries, and over 30 speakers.
Among the new exhibitors, Flosty will showcase its standard makeup packaging range, manufactured in France or Spain, with minimum order quantities (MOQs) starting at 1,000 units and options for premium finishes such as anodizing, laser engraving, and screen printing.
Also new: Essentia Beauty’s demonstration of Matrix Revolution, the first digital eyelash diagnostic tool combining AI with next-generation personalization technology. Using just two selfies, it recommends the ideal mascara for each consumer, pairing the most suitable brush and formula to match their individual needs.
As for Livcer, a French specialist in single-dose and thermoformed samples, it will showcase a new filling service dedicated to small-batch cosmetic products.
“Since its launch in 2010, MakeUp in Paris has established itself as a landmark event for the industry, retaining its intimate scale and high-end atmosphere, shaped by the venue’s distinctive character. A true premium hub, it brings together stakeholders from across the entire value chain, fostering meaningful connections and exchanges. Having previously taken part, we are pleased to return with a renewed identity and a stronger positioning that more accurately reflects who we are today,” explains Sonia Cerato, Global Marketing Director at MYC Beauty Innovation.
To summarize it, a wealth of discoveries awaits on June 17 and 18 at the Carrousel du Louvre in Paris.
