RPC Bramlage is supplying a range of airless dispensers for the products of Nadine Salembier, a manufacturer of natural-based cosmetics. The packaging solution is available in four variants: The Vega AirFree® bottles containing 100, 200 and 400 ml, which are equipped with an Ecosolution™ pump, are complemented by the Twist-Up dispenser with a 20 ml capacity.
The containers are used for a range of high-quality creams for the face and body. Thanks to the Airless technology the active ingredients are very well protected, especially as the air cannot penetrate the packaging during, before or after the system is activated. This reliably eliminates the risk of contamination.
Sustainable solution
In addition to perfect product protection, the packaging for Nadine Salembier Particularly sustainable be designed. Both container variants manufactured by RPC are fully recyclable. In addition, the use of materials was optimised for all components in the production of the Vega AirFree® bottles and the Ecosolution™ pump. Only suppliers located no more than 200 kilometres away were considered, which makes logistics more sustainable. The pump itself consists of just four components. This has reduced the system's carbon footprint by 30 %. Just as important is the Bag-in-bottle construction, where the bottle contains a bag with an EVOH barrier layer. This prevents the ingress of oxygen.
The practical Twist-up dispenser with 20 ml content has its own advantages: It fits in any handbag and can also be carried in hand luggage when travelling by plane. In addition to effective product protection, the dispenser ensures that the product is dispensed evenly and hygienically. The upper part of the dispenser releases the dispenser head with a twisting movement and is locked in the lower position to prevent the product from escaping or being removed unintentionally. The row character and elegance of the packaging are emphasised by a High-quality brand presentation supported. It is screen printed.
[infotext icon]The story of Nadine Salembier goes back to 1962, when the entrepreneur started her own business. first beauty salon in Belgium opened. Nadine Salembier was launched 10 years later as a product brand based on first-hand experience, directly reflecting customers' expectations of cosmetic treatments. In the year 2000 Princess Mathilde of Belgium for the cosmetic treatments and relaxation therapies in Nadine Salembier's specialised beauty salons and appointed Nadine as her official beauty and wellness advisor. In November 2013, Queen Mathilde named the company purveyor to the court[/infotext].
