As the Hyalu Serum 2.3 Eye Contour Cream and Serum are products that hail from Innoderm's French laboratory, it's fitting that the skincare packaging used resembles scientific vials.
While the Contour Cream's formula is designed to reduce the appearance of circles under the eyes, the Contour Serum serves as an anti-aging treatment specifically for the delicate eye area.
As well as being able to target precise areas of the skin with an elongated metal ball roller applicator, this shape mimics the look of a syringe, suggesting that the product is a non-invasive alternative to surgical procedures. Although the vials designed by Quadpack contain an airless system that keeps oxygen and external contaminants out, consumers will simply delight in how fresh from the lab the skincare packaging looks.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Scientific Packaging
- Opportunity for utilizing laboratory-inspired packaging designs in skincare, pharmaceutical, and medical industries.
- Non-invasive Cosmetics
- Opportunity for creating cosmetics that offer the benefits of surgical procedures without actually requiring any surgery in the beauty industry.
- Targeted Application
- Opportunity for developing skincare products that offer precise application using metal ball roller applicators in the beauty industry.
Sectors Adopting This
- Skincare
- Opportunity for creating innovative skincare products that resemble laboratory tools to appeal to consumers looking for science-based solutions.
- Pharmaceuticals
- Opportunity for utilizing scientific packaging designs that are airless and maintain formulas to develop pharmaceutical products and medicines.
- Medical Technology
- Opportunity for developing non-invasive treatment devices that utilize metal ball rollers for targeted application for various medical conditions and treatments.
