Custom Lip Balm Boxes
Folding cartons for standard 0.15 oz sticks through to 0.5 oz twist tubes, plus multipack trays and counter display units.
Custom lip product packaging · United States
Printed cartons, paper tubes, wrap labels and rigid boxes for lip balm, lipstick, lip gloss and lip care ranges. Nothing comes from a catalogue of fixed sizes — the die line is drawn around your container.
Price starts from $0.30 per piece for large-volume orders. Final pricing depends on size, material, printing, and quantity.

Every die line is drawn around the tube, bullet or sachet you actually fill. Send measurements or post us a sample.
Cartons, paper tubes, labels, hanging packs, rigid gift boxes and bulk programmes, all quoted from one enquiry.
Soft-touch, foil, spot UV, holographic board and emboss, specified against your board rather than sold as a package.
Colour against the approved proof, dimensions on the first sheets, and a glue and fold test on finished cartons.
15 products, each quoted to your specification. A full directory with descriptions is on theour full product range.
Folding cartons for standard 0.15 oz sticks through to 0.5 oz twist tubes, plus multipack trays and counter display units.
Printed folding cartons for lipstick bullets, cut to your case dimensions with insert, foil and window options.
Slim printed cartons for squeeze tubes, wand applicators and roller balls, with the extra height a doe-foot cap needs.
Rolled paperboard tubes with a push-up disc base, supplied kraft or fully printed, for balm sticks that avoid plastic entirely.
Set-up rigid boxes in magnetic, drawer and lift-off lid formats, wrapped in printed or specialty paper with fitted trays.
Iridescent gloss cartons using holographic laminated board or holo foil stamping, printed with translucent inks over a reflective base.
Lip balm cartons with a euro slot or round hole tab, sized for peg hook display in pharmacy, gift and convenience retail.
Cartons for hydrogel lip patches and lip sleeping masks, in single-sachet, multipack and jar formats with window options.
The same sequence applies whether you are ordering 500 cartons or running a twelve-product range. Full detail sits on thehow to place an order.
Dimensions or a sample container, quantity, and anything you know about material and finish.
Priced at your quantity and at the next volume break, so you can see where the saving sits.
A structural drawing, then a colour proof on the actual stock. Both need written sign-off.
Print, finish, die-cut, glue, then colour, dimension and fold checks before packing.
Packed to your case count, palletised where appropriate, released with tracking.
Four reference pages covering the choices that change what your packaging costs and how it looks.
Board grades and weights, and what each one does to your print and your strength.
Digital, offset litho, flexo and screen, and the quantity where each becomes economical.
Lamination, foil, spot UV and emboss, with the trade-offs each carries on cost and disposal.
Tuck ends, auto-bottoms, sleeves, trays and rigid constructions, and which pack each suits.
Where the money actually goes in a packaging quote, and why 10,000 costs far less than ten times 1,000.
A small component that decides whether your product arrives looking new.
The format works well, but only if your formula and your filling process suit it.
Send your dimensions, quantity and artwork status. You will get a written quote with the price at your quantity and at the next volume break.
Price starts from $0.30 per piece for large-volume orders. Final pricing depends on size, material, printing, and quantity.