Xinfly Packaging · Laminated Facial Cleanser Tube Manufacturer

Empty Laminated Facial Cleanser Tubes for Skincare Packaging

Empty laminated facial cleanser tubes provide a practical packaging format for face wash, cleansing cream, cleansing gel, amino acid cleanser, foaming cleanser, exfoliating cleanser and other daily facial cleansing formulations.

Xinfly Packaging manufactures custom ABL and PBL facial cleanser tubes for skincare brands, private-label companies, contract fillers and cosmetic manufacturers. We support material selection, tube dimensions, closure matching, dispensing design, printing and filling-line compatibility.

ABL PBL Facial Cleanser Face Wash Cleansing Gel 30–200 ml Custom Printing OEM / ODM
Capacity 30–200 ml
Diameter Φ25–50 mm
Materials ABL / PBL
Typical MOQ 5,000 pcs
Empty laminated facial cleanser tubes ABL PBL skincare packaging manufacturer
Empty Laminated Facial Cleanser Tubes · ABL & PBL · Xinfly Packaging
15+ Years B2B Experience
200,000 Tubes / Day
60M+ Annual Capacity
ABL + PBL Barrier Options
30–200 ml Cleanser Sizes
OEM / ODM Custom Packaging
Facial Cleansing Packaging

Why Use Laminated Tubes for Facial Cleansers?

Facial cleansers range from lightweight gels to high-viscosity cleansing creams and scrub formulas. The tube must provide suitable squeeze performance, controlled dispensing, closure reliability, decoration and compatibility with the actual formula.

Barrier Options

ABL and PBL provide different laminate barrier technologies for skincare packaging.

Easy Dispensing

Tube body, shoulder and opening can be matched to cleanser viscosity and desired dose.

Bathroom Friendly

Flip-top and stand-up formats provide convenient everyday use for facial cleansers.

Retail Decoration

Large printable tube surfaces support strong skincare branding and product information.

Engineering principle: Do not select a cleanser tube from capacity alone. Formula viscosity, surfactant system, particles, desired squeeze force, outlet diameter, closure, filling method and storage orientation should all be considered during package development.
Cleanser Tube Materials

ABL vs PBL Facial Cleanser Tubes

The correct laminate depends on the formula, required barrier, appearance, squeeze characteristics, decoration and commercial packaging requirements.

ABL Facial Cleanser Tubes

Aluminum Barrier Laminate incorporates an aluminum foil layer and provides an opaque laminate packaging direction.

  • Aluminum foil functional barrier
  • White or silver appearance
  • Opaque construction
  • 12 / 20 μm aluminum foil options
  • 220–390 μm current total thickness options
  • Can be evaluated for barrier-sensitive formulas
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PBL Facial Cleanser Tubes

Plastic Barrier Laminate can incorporate EVOH as a functional barrier layer while retaining a plastic laminate construction.

  • EVOH barrier in selected structures
  • White or transparent options
  • 8 / 15 μm EVOH options
  • 310–400 μm current total thickness options
  • Flexible cosmetic appearance
  • Suitable for many skincare packaging projects
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FactorABL Cleanser TubePBL Cleanser Tube
Barrier LayerAluminum foilEVOH in selected structures
AppearanceWhite / silverWhite / transparent
OpacityOpaqueDepends on complete construction
Transparent DesignNoPossible with selected structures
Selection FocusBarrier + opacityBarrier + appearance + tube feel
Final Decision Should be based on the actual cleanser formula, barrier requirement, viscosity, closure, filling process and compatibility testing.
Facial Cleanser Applications

Empty Laminated Tubes for Different Facial Cleansers

Different cleanser textures and positioning require different dispensing and packaging strategies.

Daily Cleansing

Face Wash Tubes

Custom laminate tubes for everyday facial wash and general cleansing products.

50–200 ml Face Wash Daily Use
Cream Cleanser

Cleansing Cream Tubes

Squeeze packaging for richer, cream-based facial cleansing formulas.

50–150 ml Cream High Viscosity
Gel Cleanser

Cleansing Gel Tubes

Custom tubes for clear, translucent and colored gel facial cleansers.

50–200 ml Gel PBL Option
Gentle Cleansing

Amino Acid Cleanser Tubes

Premium packaging for mild amino-acid and gentle facial cleansing formulas.

50–150 ml Gentle Skincare
Foaming Cleanser

Cleansing Foam Tubes

Flexible squeeze tubes for cream-to-foam and foaming facial cleanser products.

50–150 ml Foam Flip-Top
Deep Cleansing

Clay Cleanser Tubes

Tube packaging for clay-based, mineral and deep-cleansing formulas.

50–150 ml Clay Viscosity
Exfoliating

Facial Scrub Tubes

Packaging for cleansers containing scrub particles or exfoliating ingredients.

50–200 ml Scrub Wide Orifice
Sensitive Skin

Gentle Cleanser Tubes

Clean packaging for sensitive-skin and minimalist facial cleanser ranges.

50–150 ml Sensitive Gentle Care
Acne Care

Acne Cleanser Tubes

Custom tubes for targeted cleansing and blemish-care skincare products.

50–150 ml Acne Care Active
Men's Skincare

Men's Face Wash Tubes

Custom colors, finishes and tube formats for men's facial cleansing ranges.

100–200 ml Men's Care Custom Print
Travel Skincare

Travel Cleanser Tubes

Compact facial cleanser packaging for samples, travel kits and promotions.

20–50 ml Travel Mini Tube
Private Label

OEM Facial Cleanser Tubes

Custom packaging for private-label and contract-manufactured cleanser brands.

Custom OEM Private Label
Cleanser Tube Size Guide

Choose the Right Facial Cleanser Tube Size

The same fill volume can be packaged in different tube geometries. Diameter and length should be selected together with closure size, shelf appearance and filling needs.

CapacityDiameter DirectionTypical ApplicationPackaging Focus
20–30 mlΦ22–25 mmSample / travel cleanserCompact format
30–50 mlΦ25–30 mmTravel / trial skincarePortable dispensing
50–75 mlΦ30–35 mmPremium cleanserRetail presentation
100 mlΦ35–40 mmDaily facial cleanserCommon retail format
120 mlΦ35–40 mmFace wash / cleansing creamDaily-use balance
150 mlΦ40–45 mmFace wash / gel cleanserStand-up stability
200 mlΦ45–50 mmLarge cleanser / men's face washLarge closure + squeeze control
Important: These are engineering directions rather than fixed capacity rules. Final capacity depends on diameter, tube length, shoulder geometry, headspace, formula density and the customer's filling process.
Dispensing Engineering

Match the Tube Opening to Cleanser Viscosity

One of the most common facial cleanser packaging mistakes is choosing the outlet before considering the actual formula viscosity and particle size.

Light Gel

A controlled opening can help prevent excessive dispensing of lower-viscosity gels.

Cream Cleanser

Medium to high-viscosity formulas may require a larger opening and suitable squeeze force.

Clay Cleanser

Dense formulas should be evaluated for outlet size, tube recovery and dispensing effort.

Scrub Cleanser

Particle size should be considered to reduce the risk of restricted dispensing or blockage.

Typical reference: 1.5 mm, 3 mm and 5 mm are common orifice directions, but the correct opening should be determined from the actual formulation and required dispensing behavior.
Cleanser Tube Closures

Cap Options for Facial Cleanser Tubes

Daily cleanser packaging is frequently stored in humid bathroom environments and used with wet hands. Closure convenience, sealing and stand-up stability therefore matter.

Flip-Top Cap

A popular choice for daily facial cleanser and face wash packaging.

Stand-Up Cap

Allows selected tubes to be stored inverted for convenient dispensing.

Screw Cap

Simple closure direction for travel, premium and selected skincare formats.

Custom Orifice

Match the opening to gel, cream, foam or scrub cleanser viscosity.

Custom Cap Color

Coordinate the closure with Pantone colors and product variants.

Wide Opening

Can be evaluated for dense cleansing cream and particle-containing formulas.

Shoulder Matching

The shoulder and cap system should match the selected tube diameter.

Leakage Validation

Thread, plug, outlet and sealing surfaces should be evaluated as a complete system.

Custom Printed Cleanser Tubes

Printing & Decoration for Facial Cleanser Brands

From dermatology-inspired minimalism to colorful mass-market skincare, laminated tubes provide a large branding surface for cleanser packaging.

Offset Printing

Multi-color printing for scalable facial cleanser packaging programs.

Silk Screen

Strong spot colors and premium logo or text details.

Hot Stamping

Metallic accents for premium and specialty skincare lines.

Matte / Glossy

Surface finishes for clinical, natural or premium brand positioning.

Filling & Tail Sealing

Empty Cleanser Tubes Must Match the Filling Line

Empty laminated cleanser tubes are normally supplied for downstream filling. Diameter, length, artwork orientation and tail area should be confirmed against the customer's equipment before mass production.

Open Tail Supply

Empty tubes can be supplied with the tail open for product filling.

Tail Seal Area

Sufficient clean material should remain for the customer's sealing process.

Eye Mark

Registration marks should match filling-line orientation requirements.

Finished Length

Tube length should be locked before mass production and filling trials.

B2B Procurement Problems

10 Common Problems When Buying Empty Facial Cleanser Tubes

01
Buyer Problem

ABL or PBL Is Chosen Too Early

Material is selected before the formula and barrier requirements are reviewed.

Xinfly Engineer Solution

Start with the Cleanser Formula

Review formulation, protection requirements, appearance and filling before selecting laminate.

02
Buyer Problem

Wrong Orifice Size

A standard opening is selected without considering cleanser viscosity.

Xinfly Engineer Solution

Match Opening to Viscosity

Evaluate formula flow, target dose and consumer squeeze behavior.

03
Buyer Problem

Scrub Particles Block the Outlet

Particle-containing formulas are paired with an opening that is too restrictive.

Xinfly Engineer Solution

Review Particle Size

Use formula information and dispensing trials to select a suitable opening.

04
Buyer Problem

Tube Is Too Hard to Squeeze

Tube construction does not match the viscosity and desired consumer experience.

Xinfly Engineer Solution

Balance Structure & Squeeze Feel

Evaluate laminate thickness, tube diameter and formula dispensing together.

05
Buyer Problem

Cap Leaks During Transport

Closure fit is treated separately from the shoulder and outlet.

Xinfly Engineer Solution

Validate the Complete Closure

Review thread fit, plug engagement, outlet and sealing surfaces.

06
Buyer Problem

Tube Falls Over in the Bathroom

Large tube geometry and cap footprint were not considered together.

Xinfly Engineer Solution

Engineer Stand-Up Stability

Match tube diameter, fill weight and closure footprint for stability.

07
Buyer Problem

Artwork Changes After Tube Forming

Flat artwork is approved without reviewing the finished tube.

Xinfly Engineer Solution

Approve a Converted Tube Sample

Check logos, colors, seam area and eye-mark position on the actual tube.

08
Buyer Problem

Tube Does Not Fit the Filling Line

Only fill volume is provided during packaging development.

Xinfly Engineer Solution

Lock Finished Dimensions

Confirm diameter, length, orientation and tail-sealing requirements.

09
Buyer Problem

Compatibility Is Assumed

Barrier performance is treated as proof of chemical compatibility.

Xinfly Engineer Solution

Run Filled-Package Testing

Evaluate the actual cleanser with tube wall, shoulder and closure.

10
Buyer Problem

Repeat Orders Are Inconsistent

Material, Pantone color, cap and finish standards are not fully locked.

Xinfly Engineer Solution

Create an Approved Master Standard

Document the final construction and retain approved references for repeat production.

Xinfly Packaging Engineering

How We Develop a Laminated Facial Cleanser Tube

Our workflow connects formula requirements, tube engineering, dispensing and filling compatibility.

1

Formula Review

Identify cleanser type, viscosity, particles and packaging requirements.

2

Material Selection

Evaluate ABL, PBL and the required laminate construction.

3

Tube Dimensions

Define capacity, diameter, length, shoulder and headspace.

4

Dispensing Design

Match closure and opening to formula viscosity and target dose.

5

Artwork Engineering

Check colors, printing, seam, orientation and eye mark.

6

Filling Validation

Confirm the finished specification against filling and sealing requirements.

OEM Facial Cleanser Tube Manufacturing

From Laminate Material to Empty Cleanser Tube

1 Laminate ABL / PBL
2 Printing Custom artwork
3 Tube Body Web conversion
4 Heading Shoulder forming
5 Closure Cap assembly
6 QC & Packing Ready for filling
Facial Cleanser Tube Factory

Why Source Empty Cleanser Tubes from Xinfly Packaging?

15+ Years Experience

B2B manufacturing experience in cosmetic and skincare squeeze tubes.

200,000 Tubes / Day

Scalable production for emerging brands and established skincare programs.

60M+ Annual Capacity

Production capability for international OEM and private-label projects.

ABL & PBL Options

Multiple laminate directions for different packaging requirements.

Custom Closures

Flip-top, screw, stand-up and custom dispensing options.

Engineering Support

Support for material, dimensions, orifice, filling and sealing requirements.

Facial Cleanser Tube RFQ

What We Need to Quote Your Empty Cleanser Tubes

Send Your Facial Cleanser Packaging Specifications

A formula description, current tube sample or filling-machine specification can help our team evaluate the project more efficiently.

01. Cleanser / formula type
02. Fill volume
03. Formula viscosity
04. Particle size if applicable
05. Tube diameter
06. Tube length
07. ABL / PBL preference
08. Closure style
09. Orifice size
10. Artwork / Pantone
11. Filling / sealing method
12. Order quantity
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Facial Cleanser Tube FAQ

Empty Laminated Facial Cleanser Tubes FAQ

1. What are empty laminated facial cleanser tubes?
They are finished ABL or PBL squeeze tubes supplied without facial cleanser inside and prepared for downstream filling and tail sealing.
2. What materials are available for facial cleanser tubes?
Common laminate options include Aluminum Barrier Laminate (ABL) and Plastic Barrier Laminate (PBL). Selected PBL structures can incorporate EVOH.
3. Is ABL suitable for facial cleanser?
ABL can be evaluated for cleanser formulations where an opaque laminate construction and aluminum foil barrier are appropriate for the packaging requirements.
4. Is PBL suitable for facial cleanser?
Yes. Selected PBL structures can be evaluated for face wash, cleansing cream, cleansing gel and other skincare formulas depending on the required barrier.
5. Which is better for cleanser, ABL or PBL?
Neither is automatically better. Selection should consider the actual formula, barrier requirement, appearance, squeeze feel, closure and filling process.
6. Can you make tubes for cleansing gel?
Yes. Laminated tubes can be customized for cleansing gels, including selected transparent PBL packaging directions where appropriate.
7. Can you make tubes for facial scrub?
Yes. For scrub cleansers, the particle size and formula viscosity should be considered when selecting the outlet diameter and closure.
8. Can you manufacture 100 ml facial cleanser tubes?
Yes. 100 ml is a common retail direction for facial cleanser and face wash packaging. Final diameter and length should be confirmed for each project.
9. Can you manufacture 120 ml cleanser tubes?
Yes. 120 ml cleanser tubes can be developed with different diameters, laminate structures, caps and custom printing.
10. Can you manufacture 150 ml cleanser tubes?
Yes. 150 ml is suitable for many face wash, cleansing gel and daily skincare packaging projects.
11. What diameters are available?
Common facial cleanser tube diameters can include 25, 30, 35, 40, 45 and 50 mm depending on capacity and packaging design.
12. What caps are available for facial cleanser tubes?
Options can include flip-top caps, stand-up caps, screw caps, custom-colored closures and different dispensing openings.
13. What orifice size should I use for facial cleanser?
The opening should be selected according to formula viscosity, particle size and desired dispensing rate. Common reference directions include 1.5, 3 and 5 mm, but final selection should be tested with the formula.
14. Can cleanser tubes be custom printed?
Yes. Custom artwork, colors, offset printing, silk screen, hot stamping and selected surface finishes can be developed.
15. Are facial cleanser tubes supplied with an open tail?
Empty cleanser tubes can be supplied with the tail open for downstream filling and sealing.
16. Should cleanser compatibility be tested?
Yes. Filled-package compatibility and stability testing are recommended for new formulas, laminate structures and closure systems.
17. What is the typical MOQ?
A typical custom project starts around 5,000 pieces, depending on tube dimensions, material, closure, printing and other requirements.
18. What information do you need for a quotation?
Provide cleanser type, fill volume, viscosity, tube dimensions, material preference, closure, orifice, artwork, filling method and quantity.

Develop the Right Laminated Tube for Your Facial Cleanser

Send Xinfly Packaging your cleanser type, formula viscosity, fill volume, tube diameter, ABL or PBL preference, closure, orifice, artwork, filling method and quantity. Our team can help evaluate the empty tube configuration before sampling and mass production.