100g sloping shoulder face cream glass jar

This cosmetic bottle production utilizes the following components and techniques:

1. Accessories: Electroplated in a matte silver finish.

2. Glass Bottle Body: Spray coated with a two-color ombré gradient (pink to white), decorated with single color black silkscreen print, and hot stamping in gold.

The glass bottles are first formed through traditional glass blowing methods into the desired shapes. Clear, transparent glass is used.

These raw glass bottles then move into an automated spray coating booth. A gradient of soft touch paint is applied – fading from pink at the bottom to white at the top. This achieves a subtle ombré effect.

Next is the silkscreen printing station. Using specially formulated black ink, decorative patterns and logos are precisely printed onto the gradient bottle exteriors. The ink cures rapidly to form a durable design.

At the hot stamping station, metallic gold foils are applied for an accent pop of shine. The foils are transferred via heat and pressure to imprint logos or text.

Separately, the plastic and metal accessories like caps and pumps are produced. These accessories are plated in a lustrous, muted silver finish for a refined touch.

The coated, printed, and stamped bottles are inspected, then have the silver accessories attached at the assembly stage. This completes the luxurious packaging.

In summary, this process combines gradient spray coatings, silkscreen printing, hot stamping foils, and electroplated accessories to yield packaging with depth, texture, and decorative effects. The ombré fade plus black prints and gold accents result in a eye-catching, upscale aesthetic.

This allows mass customization and on-trend finishes. The techniques produce glass bottles ideally suited for high-end cosmetic products.