Under-Eye Cream Jars — Glass, 5g to 50g

Eye cream jars are small glass jars with screw lids, and RENTRASPA™ stocks them from 5 g to 50 g. 15 g and 20 g are the classic eye-cream sizes; 5 g and 10 g suit minis and samples; 30 g suits eye balms and masks. Choose clear, amber, frosted or black glass, or a designer jar with a gold, silver, black or two-tone lid. Order one jar, or buy wholesale with no minimum.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    • 15 g to 20 g is the standard retail eye-cream size. Eye cream is used a rice-grain at a time, so 15 g lasts most customers two to three months. 5 g and 10 g jars suit minis, samples and travel sets, and 30 g suits richer eye balms and overnight masks. Most brands launch on 15 g and add a 5 g mini for kits.
    • Glass, for a premium eye cream. Glass is inert, so it does not react with retinol, peptides, caffeine or fragrance, and it keeps air and moisture out. It also feels heavy and cool in the hand, which customers read as quality. Plastic and airless tubes are lighter and more hygienic for very sensitive formulas, but glass sells better on a shelf.
    • Amber or black glass for creams with retinol, vitamin C or natural oils; clear or frosted for stable formulas sold in a carton. Amber filters most UV light and black blocks almost all of it. Frosted glass gives a soft matte look and hides fingerprints. A jar is opened often, so light protection matters most when the cream is sold without a box.
    • Yes: 9 g glass jars with a press-and-turn child-proof lid, in white square and black round. They suit medicated eye balms and active treatments that need a safety closure. The same jars are popular for lip treatments; see lip balm jars for the full small-jar range.
    • Yes: designer jars with a C-number in the title belong to a family that includes pump bottles and larger jars. For example, a C14 20 g jar matches the C14 50 g jar and the C14 pump bottles, all with the same sculpted black lid. Building the range from one family keeps the brand look consistent.
    • Supply a small spatula, and tell customers not to dip wet fingers into the jar. A spatula keeps bacteria and water out of the cream, which protects the formula and its shelf life. Fill to just below the rim, wipe the threads clean before closing, and store filled jars away from heat and sunlight.
    • Yes: every jar ships with its own screw lid. Plain jars come with a standard screw lid, the 9 g jars with a child-proof lid, and the designer jars with their matched gold, silver, black or two-tone lid. The lid top is the natural place for a round brand label.
    • They ship straight from the factory cartons, not pre-washed or sterilised. Wash them in warm water with a mild detergent, rinse, and let them dry completely before filling; a rinse with 70% isopropyl alcohol is a quick way to sanitise the glass. Fill creams at room temperature into dry jars, and close only once the cream has settled.
    • Yes: printing, painting and frosting start at 1,000 pieces per design. Custom work takes 45 to 60 days from sample approval, so many brands launch with a labelled stock jar and switch to printed glass once the product sells. On small jars, the lid top and a slim front label give the cleanest look.
    • No: order a single jar to test, then buy in bulk at the stepped prices on each product page. Your logo printed on the glass starts at just 1,000 pieces. In-stock orders leave Chennai within 3 working days with a GST invoice. For large or printed runs, WhatsApp +91 75500 42423 with the jar and the quantity.

    Under-Eye Cream Jars — Glass, 5g to 50g

    Eye cream jars are small glass jars with screw lids, and RENTRASPA™ stocks them from 5 g to 50 g. 15 g and 20 g are the classic eye-cream sizes; 5 g and 10 g suit minis and samples; 30 g suits eye balms and masks. Choose clear, amber, frosted or black glass, or a designer jar with a gold, silver, black or two-tone lid. Order one jar, or buy wholesale with no minimum.

    How to choose an eye cream jar

    Size Best for
    5 g to 10 g Samples, minis and travel sizes
    9 g child-proof Medicated or active eye balms that need a safety lid
    15 g to 20 g The standard retail eye cream, about two to three months of use
    30 g Eye balms, under-eye masks and night treatments
    50 g A matching face cream in the same design

    Glass colour. Eye creams often carry retinol, vitamin C, peptides or caffeine, which fade in light, so amber or black glass is the safer choice for a cream sold without a carton. Clear and frosted glass suit stable formulas or creams sold in a box.

    Plain or designer. Plain round jars keep the cost per unit low. Designer jars from 20 g, with a C-number in the title, match a pump bottle and a face-cream jar in the same family, so an eye cream can sit beside its serum and moisturiser as one range.

    Who buys these jars

    Skincare and Ayurvedic brands, dermatology and clinic labels, formulators and gifting brands across India.

    Buy 1 piece. Or brand 1,000.

    We are an importer and wholesaler, not a manufacturer, so you get direct-import prices with no minimum order on ready stock: order one piece or thousands. When you're ready to brand, your printed, painted or frosted glass starts at just 1,000 pieces, and custom closure colours at 5,000. In-stock orders leave Chennai within 3 working days, packed for glass, with a GST invoice.

    Also see glass cream jars, lip balm jars, small glass jars for samples and premium glass jars.

    Frosted glass cosmetic jar with gold lid, ideal for skincare or cream packaging