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AIRLESS PACKAGING


UP IN THE AIRLESS


Cosmetics Business rounds up the latest launches in the airless packaging category that are taking the format to the next level


LIGHTINDERM: THE TECH WHIZZ


At the start of the year, Aptar Beauty + Home announced the development of an airless roll-on recharge capsule for the LightinDerm skin care device, which is the brainchild of Paris Santé Cochin, Europe’s largest start-up incubator in the health sector and part of the Hospital Cochin in Paris.


The skin care device uses three types of regenerative light to transform and


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activate photo-active serums to provoke deep skin regeneration and rejuvenation when applied. Within the device, the airless roll-on capsule enables secure housing and delivery of different formulas according to the customer’s preference and skin care requirements. Described as a completely new concept,


the roll-on recharge capsule combines three materials (exactly which ones are a


tightly guarded secret), which make it fully recyclable. The recharge capsule consists of three


parts made by Aptar, combined with a glass roller ball through which the light passes as it evenly distributes the formula and mechanically massages the skin. Inside the capsule, which has a


guaranteed seal, is an airless piston designed exclusively for LightinDerm.


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