Lancôme innovates with Aptar Beauty for sustainable perfume packaging
Introducing the eco-friendly classic INUNE pump for Idôle Eau de Parfum
Lancôme has introduced a new refillable bottle for its Idôle Eau de Parfum, featuring Aptar Beauty’s innovative Classic INUNE fragrance pump. This collaboration aims to enhance sustainability while maintaining the elegance and functionality expected from Lancôme’s products. The Classic INUNE pump is designed with a polyoxymethylene-free cartridge and is notably lighter than standard pumps on the market, aligning perfectly with Lancôme’s commitment to environmental responsibility without compromising quality.
One of the key features of the Classic INUNE pump is its ability to preserve the fragrance’s olfactive integrity by preventing any contact between the perfume formula and the metal components of the dispenser. This design detail ensures that every spray delivers the pure essence of Idôle Eau de Parfum, meeting the high standards of discerning fragrance enthusiasts.
Manufactured in Normandy, France, the Classic INUNE pump embodies craftsmanship and sustainable practices. Aptar Beauty’s Global Fragrance platform senior manager, Sophie Magdelaine, highlighted the partnership’s success in merging aesthetic appeal with eco-consciousness. She emphasised that the pump’s anodised finish in Lancôme’s signature rose gold complements the bottle’s sleek design, enhancing both visual appeal and the sensory experience of using the fragrance.
Furthermore, Aptar Beauty has introduced sustainable innovations in their pumps, including using up to 67% mechanical post-consumer recycled resin plus material, reflecting a broader commitment to reducing environmental impact across their product lines. This move underscores their dedication to sustainability in the beauty industry, aligning with Lancôme’s vision for a more sustainable future.
In conclusion, Lancôme’s choice of Aptar Beauty’s Classic INUNE pump for their Idôle Eau de Parfum bottle marks a significant step forward in combining luxury with sustainability. This partnership not only meets the stringent demands of Lancôme’s brand standards but also sets a precedent for eco-friendly packaging solutions in the fragrance market.
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