Plastic Body Face Cream Jars Cosmetic Bottle Containers 

1. Product Introduction

Plastic body face cream jars are versatile, cost-effective cosmetic containers specifically designed for storing and dispensing semi-solid or thick-textured products—such as face cream, body lotion, moisturizer, lip balm, and even DIY skincare blends. Combining lightweight portability, durable construction, and customizable design, they are widely used by cosmetic brands, skincare enthusiasts, and small-batch producers.

2. Cream Jar Specification Table

3. Cream Jar Design

The design of plastic face cream jars focuses on both user convenience and product protection, with key elements including:​
Jar Structure: Typically consists of two parts—a cylindrical or oval-shaped body (for holding the product) and a matching lid. Lids are often designed with threaded closures (twist-on) or snap-on closures for a tight seal, preventing air, moisture, or contaminants from entering and preserving the cream’s texture and efficacy (e.g., preventing oxidation of anti-aging ingredients).​
Interior Features: Many jars include a sealing liner (made of foam, aluminum, or PE) inside the lid to enhance airtightness. Some also have a removable inner lid (or "disc lid")—a thin plastic cover that sits directly on top of the cream, minimizing product exposure when the main lid is opened and reducing waste from spills.​
Ergonomics: Jars are designed with a comfortable grip—often featuring a smooth, non-slip exterior (or subtle texture) for easy handling. The wide mouth (compared to squeeze tubes) allows easy access to thick creams, even when the jar is nearly empty, and accommodates the use of spatulas (hygienic for avoiding hand contact with the product).

4. Cream Jar Custmozation

One of the key advantages of plastic face cream jars is their high customizability, allowing brands to align packaging with their brand identity:​
Color Options: Jars and lids can be produced in any color—from transparent (to showcase the cream’s texture or color) to opaque (for light-sensitive products, like retinol creams) or vibrant hues (to match brand packaging themes).​
Surface Finishes: Common finishes include glossy (for a sleek, modern look), matte (for a premium, understated feel), or textured (e.g., ribbed lids for better grip or embossed patterns for decoration).​
Branding Opportunities: Jars can be customized with silk-screen printing, hot stamping, or labeling to add brand logos, product names, ingredient lists, or usage instructions. Some brands also opt for embossed or debossed logos on lids for a more tactile, high-end effect.