TU11 Custom Eye Cream Tube Packaging with Precision Nozzle

Designed with long-term daily use in mind, TU11’s cap structure doesn’t just look clean—it works clean.

Secure, Leak-Proof Sealing

The inner layer of the TU11 cap is made from polypropylene (PP), a thermoplastic known in the cosmetic packaging industry for its resistance to moisture and chemical corrosion. This material isn’t just chosen for compatibility—it plays a critical role in protecting sensitive skincare formulations, especially those containing active ingredients.

1. 1.PP forms a tight mechanical seal that reduces the risk of product leakage during storage or transport.
2. 2.Its low moisture absorption rate makes it ideal for packaging emulsions or aqueous gels.
   
   

Premium Acrylic Outer Shell

The outer cap layer is acrylic, known for its clarity and rigidity.

• ● Acrylic’s surface hardness helps prevent scratches or cracking, extending product shelf presence.
• ● The material delivers a substantial hand-feel, often associated with higher-end packaging, which influences consumer perception.
• ● It holds up well under repeated twisting motions, making it suitable for products used in daily routines.

A 2023 Smithers report on global cosmetic packaging trends noted that dual-material closures are being increasingly adopted to improve mechanical sealing performance while maintaining brand aesthetics, especially in high-growth segments like skincare and dermocosmetics.

This format fits into what’s shaping up to be a major shift in how skincare products are packaged—compact, exact, and user-focused. It’s not a niche anymore.

Backed by Skincare Market Shifts

The move toward smaller, targeted formats isn’t a passing trend.

Data from Mintel’s 2022 Beauty and Personal Care report shows a 31% year-over-year increase in new skincare launches in the 15–30ml size range, particularly in Asia-Pacific and North America.

That growth is tied directly to a few key shifts:

1. 1.Consumers are layering more products with specific functions—like serums and under-eye creams—which means smaller packaging sizes are more practical.
2. 2.Retailers are pushing trial and travel-size formats, especially in e-commerce, where shipping weight and portability matter.
3. 3.Brands are seeking to minimize formula exposure and maximize control over how much product is dispensed per use.

TU11’s volume range (15ml–25ml), paired with its precise nozzle structure, aligns closely with these demands.

According to Packaging Strategies, precision packaging formats are expected to grow at a CAGR of 6.8% from 2021 to 2026, driven by demand in skincare personalization and medical-grade cosmetic products.

For products like eye creams or spot treatments, the delivery mechanism can make or break the experience. TU11 puts application control right in the hands of the user.

Controlled Nozzle Dispensing

Rather than relying on manual portioning, TU11’s tapered nozzle ensures that each squeeze gives just the right amount. The shape helps the user apply products more precisely—great for high-efficacy formulas where dosage accuracy is key.

• ● Minimizes contact contamination since product is dispensed directly onto the skin.
• ● Prevents formula waste, especially in low-viscosity creams and gels.
• ● Encourages consumer satisfaction and product longevity, both key to repeat purchasing behavior.

And because this nozzle design is fully integrated into the PE tube body, brands don’t need to worry about complex multi-part assemblies or compatibility issues. Everything is engineered to work as one clean, unified system.

TU11 is built to support modern skincare routines—portable, easy to use, and made for moments where application control isn’t just convenient, it’s essential.