Pulp Clamshell With Hang Hole Houses a Refillable Aluminum Stick

The retail packaging is a white molded pulp clamshell — rounded rectangle with a euro hang hole at the top — that opens to cradle the aluminum deodorant container in a precisely shaped inner recess. The front face carries brand logo and text printed directly onto the fiber surface, requiring no label stock or secondary sleeve. The entire pulp shell is compostable, meaning the first-purchase packaging generates zero plastic waste while delivering peg-ready retail display straight from the production line.

Two-Material System: Compostable Outer, Reusable Aluminum Inner

Once the pulp clamshell is composted, the brushed aluminum deodorant container it housed continues in use indefinitely — refillable via the twist base, with an embossed lotus inner collar advancing product with each use. This compostable pulp outer with refillable aluminum inner creates a closed-loop material system where both components have a defined, low-waste end-of-life path — the pulp composts, the aluminum recycles or refills.

Zero Plastic Across Both Packaging and Container at Point of Sale

From the hang-peg pulp shell to the brushed metal body inside, no plastic is present at any point in this sustainable deodorant container packaging system. The pulp clamshell replaces PVC blister cards and plastic-backed hang packaging entirely, while the aluminum container eliminates the conventional plastic deodorant stick format from the consumer's bathroom permanently. For personal care brands building a credible zero-plastic retail story, this two-component system delivers it without compromise at the shelf level.