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Bath bomb boxes are packaging solutions designed specifically to store and display bath bombs. Bath bombs are a popular bath product that is used to enhance the bathing experience. They are typically made of a mixture of baking soda, citric acid, and essential oils that effervesce when placed in water. Clear plastic boxes: These boxes are transparent and allow customers to see the bath bombs inside. They are ideal for displaying the product on store shelves. These boxes are sturdy and can be printed with custom designs to promote the brand and product.These are durable and reusable packaging solutions that offer a more luxurious look and feel to the product. These are eco-friendly packaging options that are lightweight and easy to carry around.

Material of Bath Bomb Box:

Bath bomb boxes can be made from a variety of materials, depending on the desired look, functionality, and budget. Here are some common materials used to make bath bomb boxes:

  • Cardboard: Cardboard is a popular material for bath bomb boxes as it is lightweight, affordable, and easy to print on. It also provides a sturdy and protective packaging solution.
  • Plastic: Plastic bath bomb boxes are transparent, allowing customers to see the product inside. They are durable, waterproof, and can be recycled.
  • Metal: Metal bath bomb boxes provide a more luxurious and upscale packaging option. They are sturdy, reusable, and can be decorated with various finishes, such as matte, glossy, or metallic.
  • Paper: Paper bath bomb boxes are eco-friendly and biodegradable. They are lightweight and can be printed with custom designs.
  • Wood: Wood bath bomb boxes are an eco-friendly and sustainable option. They provide a natural and rustic look, but can be more expensive than other materials.

Manufacturing style:

The manufacturing style of bath bomb boxes depends on the material used and the desired design. Here are some common manufacturing styles used for bath bomb boxes:

Die-cutting: Die-cutting is a process used to cut a material into a specific shape. This process is commonly used for cardboard and paper bath bomb boxes to create unique shapes and designs.

Injection molding: Injection molding is a process used to create plastic bath bomb boxes. Plastic is melted and injected into a mold to create the desired shape and size.

Folding: Folding is a manufacturing style used for cardboard and paper bath bomb boxes. The material is scored and folded to create the box shape.

Metal stamping: Metal stamping is a process used to create metal bath bomb boxes. The metal is stamped with a die to create the desired shape and design.

CNC machining: CNC machining is a manufacturing process used for wood bath bomb boxes. It involves using a computer-controlled machine to cut and shape the wood into the desired design.

Embellishments:

Embellishments are decorative elements added to bath bomb boxes to enhance their visual appeal and make them stand out on store shelves. Here are some common embellishments used for bath bomb boxes:

Custom Printing: Custom printing allows brands to add their logo, brand name, or any other design element to the bath bomb box. It can be done in a variety of colors and can include product information or branding messages.

Foiling: Foiling involves applying a thin metallic or colored film to the bath bomb box, creating a glossy and luxurious finish. It can be used to highlight text or graphics and add a premium touch to the packaging.

Embossing and Debossing: Embossing and debossing involve creating a raised or sunken design on the bath bomb box. Embossing makes the design stand out while debossing creates a subtle, understated effect.

Window Cutouts: Window cutouts allow customers to see the bath bomb inside the box before making a purchase. This can be a great way to showcase the product and entice customers to buy.

Ribbon and Bow: Adding a ribbon or bow to the bath bomb box can create a more elegant and luxurious look. It can also make the box easier to carry or gift wrap.

Discover our range of high-quality packaging materials designed to tailor your packaging order to perfection. From sturdy cardboard boxes to eco-friendly options, we have the ideal materials for your unique needs. Elevate your brand and protect your products with our customizable packaging solutions.

Thickness Of Packing MaterialGSM Weight
13 Point Pulp200 GSM
14 Point Uncoated270 GSM
16 C2S / Solid Bleached Sulfate(SBS)*350 GSM
18 Point C2S400 GSM
24 Point Uncoated405 GSM
24 C2S / Solid Bleached Sulfate(SBS)*460 GSM
40 Point cotton600 GSM

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Box StyleCustomized, Tuck Flap Box, Pillow Box, Gable Style , Sleeve Style Box , Mailer Style Collapsible Mag Closure etc.
DimensionDimension or the size of the box is usually measured with the help of Length x Width X Height Formula ( Height = Top to Bottom of the box), Width (Left to right of the box) and Length front to back of the box.
SizeAll Custom Size and standard sizes are Available.
Quantities100 to 500,000 boxes can be ordered in one month.
Paper Stock10pt to 24pt (60lb to 400lb) Eco-Friendly Kraft, E-flute Corrugated, Bux Board, Cardstock, Uncoated Super White Cardboard and Rigid Stock.
Printing TypeOffset printing Method, Screen Printing, Plain, CMYK Colors, PMS (Pantone Matching System), Spot Colors.
Finishing Or Add onsSoft Touch Lamination ,Gloss Lamination, Matte Lamination, Gloss AQ, Gloss UV, Matte UV, Spot UV, Embossing Debossing and Foiling.
Additional OptionsCreasing , Die Cutting, Gluing, Perforation, Blind Embossing, Window Patching, (Gold, silver, Copper, Red, Blue Foil Stamping)
Turnaround TimeStandard Turnaround Time:After getting the artwork approved, it takes 9 to 11 business days for producing the boxes and further 24 to 48 Hours for the shipment to be delivered at your doorstep. Custom add on orders can take 2 to 4 days extra.
Expedite Turnaround TimeOnce the job is sent for production after the approval of artwork the production will take at least 4 to 6 Biz days for printing and further 24 to 48 hours for delivery at your doorstep. Urgent deadlines can be achieved.
Shipping servicesWe use DHL, FedEx USPS and UPS to Ship boxes. Sea shipping is also an option that can be considered on specific requests.

The packaging you choose for your business depends on various factors such as the type of products you ship, your budget, and your long-term goals. For instance, custom packing tape can be a cost-effective way to brand your shipments while monitoring your budget. Custom printed poly mailers can help you stand out from the competition and keep your shipping costs low. Custom boxes and tissue paper can enhance the unboxing experience and make your products look more valuable. As you gain confidence and grow your budget, you can add more custom packaging options to your lineup.

Absolutely, the choice of material will have a significant impact on how your design will appear on your custom packaging. The texture and finish of the material, as well as the printing process used, can greatly affect the final product.

For example, if you choose a matte texture or darker material such as kraft boxes, your colors and images may appear darker and more subdued. On the other hand, if you opt for glossy or brighter materials like custom poly mailers, your colors may appear brighter and more impactful. By considering your branding and the desired look you want to achieve, you can leverage different textures and materials to your advantage and create a unique, eye-catching design for your custom packaging.

Generally, there are no limits to the number of colors you can use when designing your custom-branded packaging. However, the printing process used may impact the number of colors that can be accurately reproduced. For example, digital printing can usually reproduce a wide range of colors, while screen printing may have limitations on the number of colors that can be used. It’s best to discuss your color requirements with your packaging consultant and the printing team to determine the best printing method for your design.

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The final project invoice for customized packaging typically includes the actual quantity produced of the product, shipping costs (if any), and additional costs for new or revised orders, artwork, printing plates, and possibly cutting dies. Overrun and underrun quantities may also affect the final cost. It’s important to work with packaging consultants who can guide you through the entire process, including pricing and quantity options. Each project is unique, so the final cost will depend on factors such as materials, printing methods, and product style.

When it comes to custom packaging, minimum quantities are essential to ensure efficient production and prevent waste. The minimum quantities required vary depending on factors such as the type of product, printing techniques used, and deadlines. Our product gallery pages provide estimated minimum quantities to help you plan your project. Each custom printed project requires a specific amount of time and materials to complete, and manufacturing facilities must make decisions based on their overall production capacity. By setting minimum quantities, manufacturers can optimize their efficiency and deliver high-quality custom packaging products to their customers.

The lead time for custom printed packaging can vary based on the type of printing and customization being done. It’s essential to discuss your project details with your packaging consultant to get the most accurate lead time information. Semi-custom printed packaging usually takes 2-4 weeks after approval, while domestic production takes 3-8 weeks after all artwork and prototype approvals. Imported products typically take 8-14 weeks, depending on the product and shipping method. Please note that lead times are subject to change, especially during the holiday season, so it’s best to plan ahead to ensure timely delivery of your custom packaging order.

Over and under runs are common in custom printed packaging production and refer to the final quantity of the product being either more or less than the original order quantity. This is detailed in our proposals as a plus or minus percentage, and you will be billed pro-rated for the actual shipped amounts. Over and under runs happen due to various factors such as the amount of material allocated to each job and the efficiency of the set-up process. However, semi-custom packaging orders are usually produced in exact or very close quantities to the original request. Rest assured that you will only be billed for what we make and ship, whether it’s more or less than your original order quantity.

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