Germany-based Medical Beauty Research (MBR) has selected RPC Bramlage Barcelona’s Slidissime Quarz jar for its new face cream, BioChange CEA.
Available in a 50ml variant, the jars are produced from polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) and feature an ABS cap.
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The solution features a ‘touch and slide’ pump allowing the cream to be released with a simple finger stroke, rather than opening the jar, reducing oxidation and preventing the cream from drying out.
Medical Beauty Research graphic arts and production Mathias Kruse said: “We were looking for a special jar for our new CEA product, and the innovative Slidissime has provided the ideal solution.
"In particular, we liked the elegant priming of the product, thanks to the slider-pump.”
The company currently provides skin care and anti-ageing products, which are developed in accordance with research conducted by major German dermatologists and aesthetic physicians.
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By GlobalDataSeparately, RPC Superfos has provided its plastic buckets for Irish paint manufacturer Colourtrend.
Developed for Colourtrend’s decorative paint range, the newly designed buckets are available in 10l injection-moulded S-range polypropylene containers.
The surface of the buckets features graphics inspired by Irish landscape and Colourtrend’s new logo.
Image: RPC Bramlage Barcelona’s Slidissime Quarz jar. Photo: courtesy of RPC Group.
