Custom Lip Liner Boxes

Custom packaging for your lip liner range

A lip liner carton needs room for the capped pencil, a clear shade identifier and an opening that makes the product easy to remove. WOW Cosmetic Boxes offers custom lip liner packaging sized around your product, with your logo and artwork.

Start with the pencil you actually sell. If your range includes different caps, retractable mechanisms or double-ended pencils, include those details in your request. A shared brand design can work across a collection even when individual products need different carton sizes.

Explore our makeup packaging options if you are planning packaging for other products in your collection.

Measure your pencil before choosing a box

Measure the full length with every cap fitted. Then measure the widest part of the product, including any cap, clip or wider end. State whether your measurements are in millimetres or inches.

For your quote, send:

• The capped product length and widest diameter, or width and depth for a non-round shape.
• How many pencils each box should hold.
• Your total quantity and the quantity for each shade or design.
• A product photograph, ideally beside a ruler.
• Whether the packaging is for a retail shelf, a gift set or an online order.

Product dimensions are the starting point, not the finished box dimensions. Board thickness, folds and room for removal affect the final fit. Before approving a size, check that the capped pencil goes in and comes out easily, the closure shuts properly and the product does not move excessively inside.

Choose materials for the presentation you need

Cardboard: A starting option for an individual printed retail carton. Discuss the board specification with your artwork and product size so the box holds its shape and the print remains readable.

Kraft paperboard: An option when you want a natural paper appearance. Review your artwork against the actual stock colour before approving the design.

Rigid packaging: An option for a presentation box or gift set. The arrangement of the products and the space needed around them should be considered before deciding on the outer dimensions.

Material, box construction and finish should be selected together. Ask which combination suits your project and confirm the specification in the quote.

Make each shade easy to identify

Use a clear shade name or number and keep its position consistent across the range. If customers or packing staff identify shades from the end of the carton, include the identifier on that panel as well.

Provide a list of every shade, its artwork filename and the quantity needed. Check this list against the artwork before approval. A colour swatch can support the shade name, but a screen preview alone should not be used to approve an exact printed colour match.

If your range also includes lipstick, explore our custom lipstick boxes when planning a coordinated packaging design.

Plan artwork and finishes together

Matte finishes, foil, embossing and spot UV can be discussed for your design. The suitable combination depends on the chosen stock, artwork and production specification.

Keep small text clear of folds and cuts. Before approving the artwork, check the shade name, spelling, logo placement and any barcode or product information you supply. Use the agreed cutting-and-folding template, also called a dieline, when positioning the design. Confirm which proof or sample is needed to assess colour, finish and physical fit.

Plan the outer packaging for online orders

A product carton and a delivery package have different jobs. If a boxed lip liner will travel by courier, assess the mailer, outer box and any cushioning as part of the complete packed order. Check the packed product under the handling conditions relevant to your delivery method before making protection claims.

Request a quote for your exact order

Orders start at 100 boxes. Request a quote with your capped pencil measurements, logo or artwork, quantity per shade and delivery location.

Box size, stock, printing, finishes, quantities and delivery requirements affect the quote. Include the quantity for each shade so artwork variations can be considered from the start.

Orders start at 100 boxes. Send your capped pencil measurements, logo or artwork, order breakdown and delivery location through the quote form.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the minimum order?

The minimum order is 100 boxes. For an order with several shades or designs, include the quantity needed for each one in your quote request.

What measurements should I provide?

Send the pencil’s full length with its cap fitted and the widest diameter, including the cap. For a non-round product, provide the widest width and depth. Always state the measurement unit and how many products each box should hold.

Can all shades use the same box size?

That depends on the product dimensions. If every shade uses the same pencil and cap, one carton size can be considered. Check products individually if their caps, barrels or mechanisms differ.

What should I send for an order with several shades?

Include the shade names, the quantity for each shade and the corresponding artwork files. Ask for the minimum quantity per design to be confirmed in your quote.

Does a digital mockup confirm physical fit?

A digital mockup helps you review the layout and positioning of artwork. It does not by itself demonstrate how a real pencil fits or how a printed finish will look. Confirm the proof or sample needed for those checks before production.

What changes the price of custom lip liner boxes?

Dimensions, material, printing, finishes, order quantity and artwork variations can affect pricing. Share your delivery location and the quantity needed for each shade when requesting a quote.

Can I ask for a quote before my artwork is finished?

Send the product measurements, quantities and any logo or reference design you already have. Explain what is still unfinished and ask which template or design support is available for your project.