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Many skincare brands want packaging that looks soft, refined, and less glossy. For transparent PET and PETG bottles, a high-gloss finish may not always match the desired brand image.
Sandblasting is one surface treatment option for creating a frosted appearance on cosmetic packaging. By modifying the surface texture, it reduces the sharp reflections associated with glossy finishes and creates a softer visual effect.
However, achieving a high-quality frosted finish involves more than simply making a bottle look matte. Material selection, bottle geometry, surface texture, transparency, and subsequent decoration all affect the final result.
In this guide, we explain how sandblasting works, what it can achieve, and what brands should consider before applying it to cosmetic bottles.