Personal care packaging identification. Simplified.

Reliable, permanent coding without inks, labels or solvents at the point of imaging.

DataLase laser-reactive marking technology enables high-quality product identification directly on personal care packaging materials.

Manufacturers can improve operational efficiency, strengthen traceability and support more sustainable packaging strategies without adding complexity to production.

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Supporting modern personal care production

Personal care manufacturers must balance traceability with premium brand presentation.

Traditional coding and labelling systems can drive consumable dependency, increase maintenance, and compromise both hygiene standards and operational efficiency.

DataLase provides a streamlined alternative enabling permanent, laser-reactive identification that integrates into existing packaging processes.

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Compatible with a wide range of personal care packaging

Bottles and tubes
Jars and closures
Labels and cartons
Flexible packaging
Laminates
Metal cans e.g aerosols/deodorant
Plastic masterbatch

Designed for demanding supply chain environments

Permanent DataLase marking ensures durability and clarity throughout distribution and retail.

Supporting more sustainable personal care packaging

As the industry continues to focus on reducing environmental impact, identification technologies must evolve.

DataLase helps manufacturers remove resource-intensive consumables while supporting packaging innovation and compliance with emerging sustainability expectations.

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DataLase has enabled us to maintain premium packaging standards while simplifying our coding process.

The removal of inks and consumables has improved cleanliness and efficiency across production.

Packaging Development Manager
Global Personal Care Brand

Ready to improve personal care product identification?

Talk to our specialists about material testing, integration options and production trials.

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