Introduction

This cosmetic bottle production utilizes the following components and techniques:

1. Accessories: Injection molded in white plastic.

2. Bottle Body: Spray coated with a semi-translucent matte pink finish and decorated with a single color black silkscreen print.

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

These raw glass bottles then move into an automated spray coating booth. An even layer of soft touch, matte pink paint is applied over the exterior surface. The semi-translucent pink finish allows some of the clear glass underneath to show through, giving a glowing effect.

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

Separately, the plastic accessories like caps and pumps are produced via injection molding. These are molded in a matching white plastic with a clean, glossy finish.

The spray coated and printed bottles are inspected, then have the white plastic accessory components attached at the assembly stage. This finishes the transformation into ready-to-fill packaging.

In summary, the combination of glass forming, spray coating, silkscreen printing, injection molding, and assembly creates a packaging product that is both aesthetically pleasing and highly functional. The semi-translucent pink bottles have a chic, modern look. The black printed designs add bold branding. The white plastic pieces integrate seamlessly.