1. Relevant standards at home and abroad
The implementation standards of cosmetic bottles mainly include international standards and national standards. The main domestic standards include GB/T 19740-2005 "Technical conditions for cosmetic packaging", GB/T 26916-2011 "Diameter and internal thread size of cosmetic containers", GB/T 29208-2012 "Determination method of moisture evaporation of cosmetics", etc.; the main international standards include ISO 22715:2006 "Cosmetic packaging and packaging materials-marking, logo and labeling", ISO 8317:2003 "Children are not allowed to open the packaging", etc.

1. Volume
The volume of cosmetic bottles is generally 5ml, 10ml, 20ml, 30ml, 50ml, etc. The standard requirements are as follows:
(1) Packaging margin: There should be an appropriate packaging margin, that is, the volume of the product should be less than the actual volume of the bottle;
(2) Capacity label: The product volume must be marked on the bottle so that consumers can understand the quantity of the product.
2. Packaging sealability

(1) Sealing: The bottle should be able to be effectively sealed, and the requirements of pressure bearing, drop resistance, leakproof, and impermeability need to meet the standard requirements;
(2) Anti-counterfeiting: The bottle should have a certain anti-counterfeiting property, such as using patented technology on the packaging.
3. Packaging appearance and quality

(1) Appearance quality: The bottle surface should be flat and smooth, without cracks, burrs and other physical defects, and should have a clear trademark, logo and label;
(2) Packaging material quality: The bottle should be made of environmentally friendly materials and will not cause health hazards to consumers.