Decision 1

Make a contents matrix

List the height, widest diameter, filled weight and quantity of each bottle and jar. Include caps, droppers and existing retail cartons; these define the occupied space and the parts that must remain accessible.

Decision 2

Compare positioning methods

A shaped paper insert defines individual positions; dividers separate groups; loose fill adapts to changing assortments. Compare them with the intended opening sequence and real contents, particularly when tall bottles sit beside low jars.

Further reference views

Custom skin care boxes — packaging illustration 2
Topic illustration from the archived packaging guide. Confirm dimensions, material and fit for your own project.
Custom skin care boxes — packaging illustration 3
Topic illustration from the archived packaging guide. Confirm dimensions, material and fit for your own project.

Turn the method into a sample brief

Bring the result of “make a contents matrix” and “compare positioning methods” to the packaging discussion. Share the real contents, relevant drawings and the decision still to resolve.

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