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We take plastic bottles with us to the gym, to work, when we’re running around doing errands, riding on the subway…basically anywhere we go. School-going kids take plastic bottles with them to school, to the playground, to basketball practice, etc.We take plastic bottles for granted. These handy reusable plastic bottles, aka sports bottles, get us through the day by allowing us to carry our beverages with us wherever we go. Companies selling plastic bottles experiment with design, color, …

Bottles for wine, beer and spirits, are so much more than ordinary containers. They represent exquisite decoration pieces that can look like art at times. But what makes booze bottles most unique is how they interact with the hands.Although all bottles are meant to be held, bottles containing alcohol are designed to look a certain way when being held and poured. Think about how you hold a bottle, and how your bartender holds a bottle. Booze bottles are designed to be used by bartenders wh …

Nowadays, branding of glass bottles and glass jars is a huge part of the marketing strategies for beer companies, sports drinks, soft drinks, etc. But back in the day, some companies were using glass bottles to advertise in a completely different way.The concept of communicating by sending a message in a bottle dates back to 310 BC, when philosopher Theophrastus used it to confirm that the water from the Mediterranean Sea flowed into the Atlantic Ocean. In the next centuries, many people …

If you ask a woman what she carries in her handbag every day, she’ll surely say that a lip balm is in there somewhere. It’s important to have a lip balm on you wherever you go because you never know when your lips become dry or chapped and need to be moisturized.Interestingly enough, lip balms are not just essential for ladies who maintain their beauty routine and carry a traveling makeup pouch. They’re as dear to women who feel confident in their skin even without heavy makeup. Moreover, men a …

We live in times where the simplest choices have been reduced to binaries: cash or credit, petrol or diesel, take-out or dine-in—and the most debated—plastic or glass. Much like all the choices we make every day, the decision between plastic and glass is inarguably one of the tougher ones. Since these materials are such an integral part of our lives, it’s hard to choose one and leave out the other. But when it comes to product packaging for food items, the choice is clear. You should only choos …