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Lip gloss packaging for cosmetics
Gloss and lip packs combine bottle, applicator and wand in a single unit, with a doe foot, tip or brush at the end. They suit lip gloss, lip oil, lip tint and liquid balm. The archive holds over 60 options, from 1.2 to 14 ml.
The applicator defines the result on the lips. A doe foot spreads volume and shine, a brush gives precise definition, a silicone tip lays down a thin even layer. The choice changes how the same product is perceived, which is why it is usually consumer-tested before sign-off.
Quick facts
- Options in the archive
- Over 60
- Volume range
- 1.2 to 14 ml
- Most frequent materials
- Glass · Acrylic / AS / ABS
How to choose
Choose the applicator by the result the product promises: doe foot for glossy, plumping gloss, brush for lip tint with definition, silicone tip for a thin layer. Check the wiper in the neck, the rubber part that strips excess from the wand, because its diameter sets how much product comes out per application. Prefer a clear body when the formula's colour sells the product, and validate the material against oily formulas such as lip oil, which can crack some plastics.
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9 ml · Glass
5 ml · Glass
8 ml · Glass
4 ml
6 ml
14 ml
7 ml
4 ml
6 ml
5 ml
4 ml
6 ml
3 ml
11 ml
2 ml
7.5 ml
5 ml
5 ml
5.9 ml
8 ml
4.5 ml
3 ml
1.2 ml
5.5 ml
6 ml
4 ml
1.6 ml
8 ml
4.5 ml
3.5 ml
4 ml
10 ml
4 ml
10 ml
6 ml
7 ml · Acrylic
4 ml
10 ml
5 ml
4 ml
5 ml
4.5 ml
7 ml
5.5 ml
7 ml
4.5 ml
7 ml
8 ml
Frequently asked questions
Which applicator should I choose for lip gloss?
The doe foot, the flat flocked tip, is the most used for gloss because it carries plenty of product and spreads even shine. A brush gives more precision and suits lip tint. A silicone tip lays a thin layer and is easy to clean. It is worth testing the same gloss on two applicators before deciding, because the result changes a lot.
What is the rubber ring in a lip gloss neck for?
It is the wiper, which strips excess product from the wand as it leaves the bottle. The hole diameter sets how much product sits on the applicator: a tight hole delivers little and clean, a wide hole delivers more and may drip. It also helps seal. It is calibrated together with the applicator and the formula's viscosity.
Can lip oil use the same pack as lip gloss?
Yes, as long as the material resists oil. Lip oil is usually runnier and oilier than gloss, and some plastics can crack or cloud over time in contact with oil. The wiper may also need a tighter hole so the fluid formula does not drip. Compatibility and use tests settle both questions.
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