Make-up in Paris

11 May 2011


Airless and foam pump technology supplier Quadpack will unveil Apollo’s new foamer for make-up removal, at the Make-Up show in Paris, France, between 23-24 June 2011.

The company will also show Yonwoo airless cosmetics containers and customised make-up packs that it has developed for brands including Klorane, Dr Schrammek, Make Up For Ever and Beate Johnen.

Apollo foam pumps are designed to avoid metal parts in the product path, to ‘greatly reduce product compatibility issues’.

Show visitors will see the Yonwoo 2-in-1 pack that marries foundation and concealer in a single tube or bottle; a glass-effect Crystal range; and an airless spot pen with brush applicator for ‘clog-free precision dosage and targeted application of foundation’. On show too will be Quadpack’s airtight lipstick designed to prevent the product drying out; a metal lipgloss roll-on with a small brush tube for ‘professional’ application of lip colour; and the latest range from lipgloss and mascara specialist Brivaplast.

Branded packs on display will include Beate Johnen’s face cream in an airtight Yonwoo compact, Klorane’s well-pump cleansing water and Dr Schrammek’s foundation and concealer pack.

“Quadpack brings a great deal of technical expertise in skin care packaging to the colour cosmetics market, particularly in terms of product preservation, dispensing innovation and luxury presentation,” says Quadpack CEO Tim Eaves. “Our stand will house a variety of solutions to show how creativity, technology, safety and ease of filling can combine to provide striking make-up packs that help build brands.”




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