Buying more than two sets? The Soap Mockup Bundle PSD groups this category at a lower cost per scene.
Beauty packaging is judged on surface. A cream tube has a soft matte finish, a spray bottle catches a hard specular line down one side, and a soap bar sits in the light differently from either. Mockups that ignore this look wrong even to people who cannot say why — which is a problem when the whole point is to sell a brand identity to a client.
The sets in this category are layered PSD files with the reflections and shadows kept as separate, editable layers. That separation is what lets you tune a scene rather than accept it: soften a highlight that fights your logo, deepen a shadow that has gone flat against a pale background, or change the surface colour without the object floating off it.
You will find cream and cosmetic tubes for skincare and haircare lines, spray bottles, perfume bottles, and soap bar packaging in both single sets and a bundle. Artwork goes in through smart objects, so a label revision is a paste-and-save rather than a rebuild.
Sets are priced from $12 to $18, and the bundle is the cheaper route if you need more than two. Every purchase is one-time, royalty-free, and licensed for personal and commercial work including client projects. No credit or link back is required, though it is always appreciated.
If you are presenting a full product line rather than a single item, start with the bundle — mixing sets from different sources tends to produce inconsistent lighting across a deck, and that inconsistency reads as sloppiness even when each individual image is fine.