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Eastman's PPWR-compliant copolyester used in makeup compact

May 23, 2025

Eastman Cristal One copolyester is used in a makeup compact of new setting powder product from SUQQU, a subsidiary of Kao.


Eastman x SUQQU_Cristal One makeup compact.jpg


SUQQU launches sustainable makeup compact with Eastman’s Cristal One.

 

Cristal One acts as an ideal alternative to acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) in the base plate of the compact. The specialty PET enhances both the durability and aesthetics of cosmetics packaging. It demonstrates superior performance compared to other materials, such as PET, particularly excelling in drop impact resistance after secondary processing. 

 

Cristal One also meets the stringent requirements of SUQQU's design, allowing for perfect shape while providing a deep, glossy black finish that enhances the product's luxury appeal. This could not be done with the ABS previously used.  

 

Additionally, Eastman's Cristal One portfolio is recognized by the Association of Plastic Recyclers (APR) and RecyClass as being compatible with the resin identification code 1 (RIC1) stream. The material can go directly into most municipal recycling systems, providing end-of-life solution for cosmetic packaging.

 

This fulfils SUQQU’s intention to design its luxury compact to align with the European Commission's Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulations (PPWR).  

 

“Consumers are increasingly expecting brands to deliver sustainable options for their beauty products but are unwilling to give up on the elegance and design aspects of the package. By adopting materials like Cristal One, brands like SUQQU meet these aesthetic demands and also contribute to environmental responsibility,” said Tara Cary, Eastman marketing manager for cosmetic packaging.

 


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