Double-chamber inverted Tottle bottle makes "cover girl" infinite charm

Double-Cup Inverted Tottle Bottle Wins FDP 2005 Annual Packaging Award

The 2005 annual package selected by the well-known packaging magazine, Food and Drug Packaging, was announced in early 2006. The magazine awarded this award to Graham Packaging as a Procter & Gamble cosmetics. The company's "Cover Girl" is a double-cavity inverted bottle package produced by the liquid cosmetics brand. FDP magazine judges this award based on whether the packaging can meet consumer demand for product convenience, safety, ease of use, and production line adaptation efficiency.

Convenient, beautiful and high quality

The unique design of the two bottle cavities allows them to snap tightly together, reducing the bottle's capping difficulty. The lid uses a simple lid provided by OI with a double dispensing opening with a double hinge on it. When the consumer opens the dispensing port on one side, the other won't open. This hinge design allows the opening of the bottle to be lifted to more than 170 degrees, so it does not have any adverse effect on the dispensing of the product.

The design of this dual-chamber inverted tottle bottle surprised consumers: streamlined bottle body; silver cap and coffee gray and milky white bottle body, it appears to be very harmonious and unified, coupled with the curve between the two chambers The entire package gives a beautiful enjoyment. In today's cosmetics market, consumers are always looking for beautiful and high-quality products. The “Cover Girl” Outlast liquid cosmetics is undoubtedly one of the representatives.

The filling of the two bottles in this package is carried out separately. After adding a filling machine, no other changes are required. The existing production line of Procter & Gamble Cosmetics can carry out the filling of this unique double-chamber tottle bottle. Packing, this packaging line can also be filled with two other liquid cosmetics.

Source: Packaging Materials and Containers