To pack perfume, you will need to follow these 3 steps, but this only applies to non-alcoholic perfumes.
Perfumes containing alcohol are classified as Dangerous Goods (DG) and must be packed by trained professionals using specific DG packaging, such as UN-certified boxes.
Step 1: Wrapping
Start by securing the perfume bottle’s lid with waterproof tape and, if possible, keeping it in its original packaging. If the original packaging is unavailable, use a leak-proof container that fits the bottle securely.
Wrap the perfume in absorbent material, such as tissue paper, and place it in a resealable plastic bag or wrap it with cling film to prevent leaks.
For multiple items, ensure each bottle is wrapped individually, and add thermal bubble wrap for extra protection.
Step 2: Packing
When placing the perfume in the shipping box, line the bottom with filling material to prevent movement. Use absorbent pads inside the box to manage any potential leaks, and position the perfume at least 6cm away from the outer walls.
For extra protection, consider using the box-in-box method, where the outer box is at least 6cm larger in every dimension than the inner box.
Step 3: Label
Finally, seal the box using the H-taping method with strong adhesive tape and attach the necessary handling, shipping, and commercial labels.