Beauty packaging manufacturer and provider Quadpack has reengineered its Arena PET jar using luxury design cues. Retaining the same wide silhouette, ergonomic design and effortless refillability, the outer jar of the new version is now made of glass to better meet the needs of prestige beauty and cosmeceutical brands.
“Glass brings an added sense of luxury, making it an ideal choice for premium beauty and cosmeceutical brands,” Quadpack said in a release.
“Hassle-free refilling system”
Arena Glass Refill Jar features a low profile, thick bottom and wide base, allowing clean and easy access to the formula.
The new jar retains the same “hassle-free refilling system” than the initial version. Integrated grip areas on the inner jar provide a secure, ergonomic hold, allowing for easy removal. The refill can then be simply pushed into place, leaving the jar ready to use again.
“With Arena, refilling is effortless and mess-free,” claimed Quadpack.
Recyclable and recycled materials
The jar is made in Europe from recyclable and recycled materials.
The 60ml outer jar incorporates 30% post-consumer recycled (PCR) glass and features a thick base to enhance its premium look and feel. The inner cup and cap are made from monomaterial polypropylene, ensuring optimal formula compatibility, with a minimum of 30% PCR content.
The 50ml refill has been designed to minimise overpackaging by reducing the space between the inner and outer jars. A shive can be added on request, while the inner cup is also compatible with induction heat sealing during the filling process, eliminating the need for a temporary cap and reducing overall material usage.
A host of decoration options can be applied to reflect the brand’s aesthetics, ranging from pure luxury to a clean, clinical look-and-feel. “The dual structure of the glass jar and inner refill offers immense potential for creative design,” highlighted Quadpack.
