Direct answer: this reference is a 50 g / 1.76 oz. jar with a clear outer shell, a gold collar and a white inner cup, filled with a white cream and supplied in a matching carton. The store copy frames the formula around retinol, collagen and hyaluronic acid; those ingredient names are the product’s own naming, not a tested percentage, and this page adds no measured result and no certificate. The unit is produced as a private label / OEM / ODM project by Guangzhou Guocui Biological Technology Co., Ltd. in Guangzhou.
Next step: send the pack specification, target market and quantity to the Guocui team, or request a private label quote for this direction with your artwork attached.
What this reference direction is
A three-active face cream in a decorative jar, positioned for mature skin and for buyers who want one step rather than a layered routine. The pack does the shelf work: the clear shell shows the gold collar, the inner cup carries the fill, and the carton repeats the identity. Because the jar is assembled from three parts, the decoration decision (shell finish, collar colour, carton print) is quoted with the pack rather than the fill.
Specification at a glance
| Fill | 50 g / 1.76 oz. |
| Primary pack | Jar with clear outer shell, gold collar, white inner cup |
| Secondary pack | Matching folding carton |
| Decoration | Shell finish, collar colour, carton print |
| Listing MOQ reference | 500 pieces |
Every value above is a project input, not a fixed catalogue specification; the carton and collar are quoted with the jar as one pack system.
Who this jar suits
- Skincare brands adding a firming-positioned cream for mature skin.
- Marketplace sellers who need a giftable jar with a visible premium detail.
- Distributors building a retinol step beside an existing hydrating line.
- Gift-set builders who need the carton to match the jar.
Formula decisions
The formula brief follows the pack. Texture is the first lever: a cream that holds its shape in a wide jar reads richer than one built for a tube. The active story is the second: whether the label names retinol, collagen and hyaluronic acid together, or leads with one, changes both the artwork and the stability work at sample stage. Retinol directions in particular need the buyer’s market rules checked before artwork, because naming and warning text differ by destination.
From sample to shipment
First, Brief review
Market, channel, jar configuration, collar colour and carton print are reviewed together, because the three-part pack is quoted as one unit.
Second, Formula and pack fit
Texture is matched to the jar opening and the intended scoop size, then the active naming is agreed before any sample is filled.
Third, Sample assessment
A filled jar is prepared so the buyer can judge scoop, spread, after-feel and how the cream sits against the inner cup.
Fourth, Artwork release
Label copy, ingredient naming and market-specific warning text are checked against the destination before print files are released.
Last, Production and export
Filling, carton assembly, shipper configuration and export documents are confirmed against the buyer’s terms.
Minimum quantity and quote inputs
The listing shows a minimum order of 500 pieces, quoted in tiers that step down as quantity rises. A project quotation is still built from five inputs — jar and collar specification, carton print, fill, destination and quantity — because the decoration method moves unit cost more than the fill does. The tier prices on the marketplace listing are a reference point, not a standing offer.
Questions buyers ask
Is the retinol percentage fixed?
No. The listing name describes the direction; the actual level is agreed per project and confirmed on the label the buyer approves.
Can the jar be supplied without the outer shell?
Yes, but that is a different pack with its own tooling and carton, so it should be raised in the brief rather than treated as a finish change.
Does the page claim a clinical result?
No. Nothing on this page is a test result. Any efficacy wording is the buyer’s decision for their own market and their own substantiation.
Can the carton carry a different brand from the jar?
Yes — the carton print is a separate plate, so a dual-brand run is practical when the fill is shared.
Is 500 pieces the MOQ for every configuration?
It is the listing reference for this configuration. A change of jar, collar or carton can move the minimum, so the number is confirmed with the pack spec.
Nearby directions
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Request the spec sheet
The catalogue lists the adjacent cream formats; the contact form is the fastest route to a quotation, because jar, collar and carton can be quoted together once the market and quantity are known. Open the products page or use the contact form.