What does PCR mean in cosmetic packaging?

PCR stands for post-consumer recycled. In the context of the Impact Collection, it means that 50% of the plastic used to manufacture each jar and airless bottle has been sourced from previously used and recycled consumer materials, reducing the demand for virgin plastic and lowering the product's overall environmental footprint.

Are the Impact Collection airless bottles recyclable?

Yes. The Impact Collection airless bottles are made from a mono-material construction, meaning the bottle, pump, and cap are all manufactured from the same type of polypropylene (PP) plastic. This makes the entire unit recyclable in standard PP recycling streams, unlike multi-material airless bottles that must be disassembled before recycling.

What is the minimum order quantity for the Impact Collection?

There is no minimum order quantity (MOQ) for any product in the Impact Collection. You can order as few as one unit, making this collection ideal for indie brands, product testing, and small-batch production runs, as well as large-scale wholesale orders.

What formulas are compatible with the Impact Collection airless bottles?

The Impact Collection mono-material airless bottles are compatible with a wide range of skincare and beauty formulas, including serums, moisturizers, eye creams, face oils, balms, and lotions. The airless pump mechanism prevents oxidation and contamination, making these bottles particularly well-suited for formulas containing active ingredients such as vitamin C, retinol, and peptides.

Do the Impact Collection jars and bottles ship from the United States?

Yes. All products in the Impact Collection are stocked and shipped from Cosmetic Packaging Now's U.S. warehouse, ensuring fast domestic delivery without the extended lead times associated with overseas suppliers.