Two shows. One venue. March 4 and 5 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. Between LuxePack and Makeup in LA, you're looking at one of the densest supplier days of the year — rigids, tubes, glass, K-Beauty, sustainable formats, all in one building.
These are the nine suppliers we think are worth building your schedule around. Here's what to know before you walk the floor.
Featured suppliers at LuxePack & Makeup in LA 2026
Modular Mold Custom Embossed PET Bottles
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Unique Stock Silhouettes Heavy-Wall PETG Bottles
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Custom Doe-Foot Lip Gloss Applicators
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Premium Glass Jars & Bottles
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Comb Tube with Massaging Applicator
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Regula Refillable Airless Bottle
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Shape Up Refillable PP Stick
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Keychain Compact with Custom Charm
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Duo Brow & Mascara Double-Ended Wand
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Dual Chamber Tube with Dual Dispensing
See full specs →Epopack — Booth A01
Epopack is a Taiwan-based packaging supplier with over 30 years in the game, specializing in heavy-wall PET bottles, jars, and droppers. English-speaking team based in Ottawa makes the sourcing conversation easy — but what really sets them apart is the genuine, founder-led commitment to sustainability that runs through everything they make.
What to look for: Most suppliers use PETG to achieve that premium glass-like aesthetic — but PETG creates real headaches at end of life. Epopack uses monomaterial PET instead, which is a meaningful distinction if recyclability is on your brief. Beyond that, they've just revealed a new modular custom mold capability — embossing and debossing built directly into the mold, think your logo imprinted in the bottle itself. 4-week lead times and significantly lower MOQs compared to traditional custom molds. The possibilities are pretty much endless.
Mingdun — Booth A17
Mingdun is a Guangzhou-based manufacturer with a strong focus on premium plastic packaging — PET bottles, PETG bottles and jars, foam pumps, and cream jars. Known for a wide range of unique stock shapes and reliable customization capabilities.
What to look for: Rounded bottom designs were a standout trend last year and they're sustaining momentum into 2026. Mingdun has one of the widest stock shape ranges going, and their new collection is timed perfectly for the science-backed, clinical aesthetic that's front and center in prestige skincare right now. Premium glass-like finishes, trending toppers, standout silhouettes — and now available in heavy-wall PET alongside PETG, which improves recyclability significantly. MOQs from 5,000 units.
Shinhan C.M. — Booth A20
Shinhan C.M. is based in Incheon, South Korea — another supplier operating right at the heart and soul of the K-Beauty movement. Shinhan specializes in premium makeup packaging: lip gloss, lipstick, blush, and compacts, with advanced decoration capabilities that elevate both function and brand value.
What to look for: Shinhan excels at lip gloss tubes and has one of the widest assortments of custom doe-foot applicators we've come across — chubby doe-foot, jumbo doe-foot, and the one that keeps coming up in conversation: an applicator with your logo carved directly into the doe-foot itself. That's a branded moment built into every single application. And for the right project, these guys are ready and willing to invest in custom molds — which not every supplier will say. If a custom lip gloss launch is anywhere on your roadmap, this is the booth to have that conversation.
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Calaso — Booth C04
Calaso is a luxury cosmetic glass packaging manufacturer with wholesale inventory held in Carson, California and Linden, New Jersey — ready to ship by the case from both coasts. Their catalog covers premium glass jars and bottles alongside pumps, droppers, lids, and sealing discs, with in-house deco capabilities.
What to look for: Calaso fills a real gap in the US domestic glass market. Hundreds of SKUs in stock, low entry barriers, exceptional service — and these aren't basic bottles. Their collection brings even more premium shapes, silhouettes, and closures into the US warehouse assortment. Whether you're a startup placing your first order or scaling into national retail, the combination of premium quality, low MOQs, and domestic stock makes them hard to look past.
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Lisson Packaging — Booth C19
Lisson Packaging is a Guangzhou-based tube specialist with 28 dedicated production lines and over 20 million tubes produced monthly. Their catalog spans plastic, PCR, sugarcane bioplastic, laminated paper, and kraft tubes — a genuine one-stop shop for premium cosmetic tube packaging at scale.
What to look for: Targeted haircare and scalp treatments are all the rage in 2026, and Lisson has been killing it with applicator innovation to match. The one not to miss is the Comb Tube — a squeeze tube with a massaging comb applicator integrated into the cap, with an on/off switch for controlled dispensing so the formula actually reaches the scalp. Available from 30ml to 100ml, fully customizable with printing, hot stamping, and silk-screening. If scalp and haircare is anywhere near your pipeline, this is the format conversation to have.
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Quadpack — Booth C24
Quadpack is a certified B Corp with a global footprint and a track record of pushing sustainability innovation in packaging. They're the kind of partner that's actively moving the needle on what responsible beauty packaging looks like, not just talking about it.
What to look for: Two things. Domestic and local sourcing continues to be a priority for brands navigating supply chain uncertainty, and Quadpack has North America production on a refillable airless bottle — which is genuinely rare when most components in this category are still coming out of Asia. The Regula Airless Bottle is monomaterial, refillable, and made locally. Hard to find that combination elsewhere. The second thing: the Shape Up collection. Tubes and sticks with cutout dispensing that shapes the formula on exit — the Shape Up Stick is worth seeing in person. Think your logo dispensed in product form. A shareable, brand-ownable sensorial moment built directly into the component.
JCOP — Booth D12
JCOP is based in Gyeonggi-do, South Korea — right at the center of K-Beauty manufacturing. Specialists in OEM and ODM across metal and plastic packaging, with an extensive range of customizable molds. One in five Korean cosmetic brands partners with JCOP. That kind of market penetration doesn't happen by accident.
What to look for: JCOP is knocking the wearable packaging trend out of the park. Their keychain-integrated component range comes with fully customizable charms — wearable, clippable, and built to create a social moment your brand can own. What's important to know: charms and keychains are typically a whole other supply chain that most manufacturers won't touch. JCOP has built it in-house, in Korea, which means they know how to make it happen seamlessly for your launch. If wearables are on your radar for 2026, this booth is non-negotiable.
WWP Beauty — Booth E5
WWP Beauty has been trusted by iconic beauty brands globally for over 40 years. They operate facilities in Taicang, Suzhou, and Shanghai, with integrated manufacturing across lip gloss tubes, airless systems, mascara components, compacts, and droppers. Dozens of innovation and sustainability awards — and PCR options across the range.
What to look for: Double-duty formats built for on-the-go application are a major trend in 2026, and WWP is right on it. The Duo Brow & Mascara puts precision brow application on one end — gel, tint, or pomade with a spoolie or angled brush — and a full mascara wand on the other. One component, two steps, no compromise on performance. The Duo Lip Gloss runs two formulas through a single dual-ended tube with separate doe-foot applicators — gloss and shimmer, nude and bold, balm and stain. Both available with PCR and full custom decoration. Streamlined routines don't mean compromised results.
UDN Packaging — Booth G35
UDN Packaging is a Shenzhen-based tube manufacturer with over 100 patents and a heavy focus on sustainability and format innovation. Their cap and applicator variety is one of the broadest in the market — and they've been consistently on trend in 2026 with on-the-go and mini formats.
What to look for: UDN is all over the minis and on-the-go trend this year — cute narrow mini tubes perfect for travel sets and trial, plus a slim dual-chamber tube purpose-built for a space-saving 2-in-1 on-the-go format.
The 35mm Dual Dispenser PE Tube is the standout: tube-in-tube construction with dual dispensing for two separate formulas, available from 40ml to 110ml across monolayer, co-ex, ABL, or PBL with glossy, matte, and soft touch finish options. Precision dosing for complementary formulas in one component — think serums, moisturizers, any system-based routine where separation and synchronized application matter.
Both shows run March 4–5 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. Stop by to see the components behind the trends we've been tracking. Find us at booth T4.
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