Cream Jars

Custom Cosmetic Packaging

Custom Cream Jar Manufacturer

Oulete manufactures custom cream jars for skincare, beauty and personal care brands, with jar structure, material and closure developed around your formula and brand design.

Choose from plastic, glass and acrylic cream jars in capacities from 5ml to 200ml, with custom colors, lids, printing and finishes available for OEM, ODM, private label and wholesale packaging projects.

5–200ml

Available Capacity Range

PP · Glass · Acrylic

Jar Materials

10,000 pcs

Custom Order MOQ

OEM / ODM

Packaging Development

A Cream Jar Should Be Selected Around the Formula, Not Just the Look

Formula texture, active-ingredient sensitivity, filling method, opening width and expected consumer use all affect which jar material and structure are suitable — plastic, glass or acrylic each behave differently once a cream, balm or gel is inside.

Applications

Face cream, eye cream, night cream, body balm, mask, gel-cream and other jar-filled skincare products

Capacity

5ml – 200ml

Materials

PP / PETG plastic · Glass · Acrylic (single or double-wall)

Closures

Screw-cap lids, inner discs, seal liners and compatible dispensing inserts

Decoration

Custom colors, silk screen printing, hot stamping, frosting, spraying and electroplating

MOQ

Custom orders start from 10,000 pcs (plastic); glass and acrylic from 10,000 pcs

Project Type

OEM · ODM · Private Label · Wholesale

Custom Order Requirement

Custom Cream Jar MOQ: 10,000 pcs

Final requirements may vary according to jar model, material, capacity, color, lid structure, decoration process and number of SKUs.

How to Choose the Right Cream Jar for Different Applications

Different skincare products have different requirements for jar material, capacity, barrier performance and closure structure. Face creams, eye creams, body balms, gel creams and facial masks may require different jar sizes, opening widths, inner discs, seal liners and single- or double-wall structures.

For new packaging projects, we typically recommend the right cream jar based on product application, formula texture, active-ingredient sensitivity, filling method, dosage and target market, helping balance formula protection, consumer usability and brand presentation.

Plastic, Glass and Acrylic Compared

Feature	Plastic (PP/PETG)	Glass	Acrylic
Weight	Lightest	Heaviest	Medium
Barrier / Inertness	Good	Excellent	Good
Shelf Presence	Clean & Simple	Premium	Premium, Lighter Feel
Breakage Risk	Low	Higher — needs protective packing	Low
Cost	$	$$$	$$
Best For	Daily skincare ranges	Premium or active-ingredient formulas	Prestige lines wanting glass-like looks

Material selection should weigh formula sensitivity, breakage risk in transit and retail, and how the jar is meant to sit within a wider packaging line.

Matching Capacity to Product Type

Typical Capacity	Common Application	What to Consider
5–20ml	Eye Cream / Spot Treatment	Dosage Control and Portability
30–50ml	Face Cream / Night Cream	Scoop Access and Shelf Presentation
50–100ml	Moisturizer / Mask	Opening Width and Lid Seal
100–200ml	Body Cream / Balm	Wall Thickness and Handling

Diameter, height and opening width shape how a jar feels in use as much as the fill volume does. A 30ml eye cream jar and a 30ml sample jar can call for different proportions.

Cream Jar Manufacturer FAQ

What types of cream jars does Oulete manufacture?

Plastic (PP/PETG), glass and acrylic cream jars for face cream, eye cream, night cream, body balm and mask products.

What is the MOQ for custom cream jars?

Custom cream jar orders start from 10,000 pcs. Final requirements vary by material, capacity, color, lid style and number of SKUs.

What cream jar sizes are available?

Oulete supports cream jar projects from approximately 5ml to 200ml, depending on the selected structure and diameter.

Can I customize the jar color and lid?

Yes — jars can be customized with color matching, printing, hot stamping, frosting and compatible lid materials.

How do I choose between plastic, glass and acrylic?

Plastic suits daily, cost-driven ranges; glass suits premium or active-ingredient formulas needing an inert barrier; acrylic offers a glass-like look at a lighter weight for prestige lines.