NaKu & freemee cosmetics
Natural cosmetics from freemee cosmetics are packaged in the most environmentally friendly way
The time has come! The natural cosmetics from freemee cosmetics are now available!
Now many people may be wondering what NaKu has to do with it?
The interchangeable cartridge made of bioplastic – which contains the natural cream – is inserted into the freemee cosmetics cream jar made of fine wood and glass.
If the cream is empty, the bioplastic cartridge is simply replaced.
About freemee cosmetics – Hannah & Patrick
Hannah had never found the right product when she was looking for the ideal care cream. So she decided to make her own natural cosmetics. However, there seemed to be no suitable packaging alternative that was satisfactory.
When you look into your own bathroom and the mountain of plastic waste that accumulates here in a short time, it quickly became clear that conventional packaging is not suitable for your natural cosmetics.
That's why Hannah and Patrick then decided to develop their own packaging for their freemee cosmetics natural cream that meets their requirements 100% without making any compromises. They want to combine sustainability, quality, beauty and luxury.
That's why Hannah and Patrick are so careful to use only biodegradable and renewable raw materials. Their goal is to avoid creating any waste that can't be returned to nature. Therefore, the freemee cream jar and packaging are 100% biodegradable and 99,9% recyclable. This system also helps realize freemee cosmetics' goal of minimizing waste. The replaceable bioplastic cartridge system reduces waste by up to 75% compared to other cosmetic packaging.
The requirements for the exchangeable cartridge made of bioplastics
As mentioned at the beginning, the replacement cartridge for the natural cream from freemee cosmetics is made of bioplastic. The actual cream jar is made of high quality materials, fine wood and glass.
We are moving here in the luxury segment and therefore all components of the bioplastic exchangeable cartridge must be precisely coordinated and easy to handle.
This applies in particular to those components that move within the cartridge or must also seal during movement.
Originally it was planned to manufacture the five individual components of the bioplastic exchangeable cartridge from one material. However, since the requirements for the individual components are very different, we came to the conclusion in the course of product development and test runs to use three different bioplastic material variations here.
Complex components made of bioplastics
As can be seen from the example of the exchangeable cartridge made of bioplastics, very complex components or a complex interaction of individual components made of bioplastics are also possible. However, the production is not as simple as one might imagine.
Why isn't it as easy as it is often made out to be? Well, in the field of bioplastics, the choice of materials is currently (still) more limited than is the case with conventional plastics. With our know-how, however, a great deal is possible.
Do you also have a project that you would like to have realized from bioplastics?
Then get in touch with us right away!
Tel: 43 660 5517789
office@naku.at
Patrick Hannah freemee cosmetics
The video for the production of the exchangeable cartridge made of bioplastic
Information about freemee cosmetics
freemee GmbH
Schindlau 1a
4644 Scharnstein
Tel: + 43 (0) 664 4325353
info@freemee.at
FAQ – Frequently asked questions about freemee cosmetics and packaging
What problem did freemee cosmetics want to solve with new packaging?
freemee cosmetics wanted packaging for its natural cosmetics that met its high sustainability standards and reduced petroleum-plastic waste in the bathroom.
What is the joint packaging solution developed by NaKu and freemee cosmetics?
The solution is a jar made of wood and glass with a replaceable bioplastic cartridge from NaKu. When the cream is used up, only the cartridge is replaced.
What is the main advantage of this packaging system?
The refill system can save up to 75% waste compared to conventional cosmetic packaging.
