Body Care Contract Manufacturing

A cosmetics manufacturer develops, tests, and produces washes, scrubs, lotions, and other body products, and you sell them under your own brand. AIMSKINCARE takes care of the formula, the fragrance, stability testing, packaging, BPOM notification, and halal certification. Positioning, selling price, and sales channels stay with you.

For the shower we make body wash, shower oil, body scrub, foot scrub, body cleansing milk, hand soap, and feminine wash. For after the shower we make body lotion, body butter, body oil, hand lotion, and cuticle oil. Deodorant and body sunscreen complete the range.

Body products are used in larger amounts over a larger area, so the feel decides whether someone buys again. A wash has to foam well and rinse clean without leaving skin tight. A lotion has to spread fast, sink in without stickiness in humid weather, and carry a scent that stays on the skin for hours.

Yes. Brightening body lotions are built on niacinamide, vitamin C derivatives, alpha arbutin, or licorice extract, often with a UV filter for daytime. Hydroquinone and mercury are prohibited in cosmetics and are never used. The label may say the lotion helps skin look brighter, and that claim needs skin tone measurements behind it.

"Moisturizes for 24 hours" needs corneometer readings over that period. "Dermatologically tested" needs a patch test under a dermatologist, and "48-hour protection" on a deodorant needs an odor evaluation on a panel. BPOM Regulation No. 3 of 2022 asks for data behind every claim that appears on the label.

Yes. Any SPF value needs in vivo testing under ISO 24444, and a PA rating needs a UVA test under ISO 24443, for a body sunscreen and for a body lotion with SPF alike. Body formulas are usually lighter and come in larger packs, since far more product is applied per use than on the face.

A deodorant works on odor, with ingredients that hold back odor-causing bacteria and a fragrance on top. An antiperspirant reduces sweat itself, usually with aluminum salts such as aluminum chlorohydrate. The choice sets the claim and the test behind it, and aluminum-free deodorants are a common request from new brands.

Yes. Feminine wash is a cosmetic for the external intimate area, formulated with mild surfactants at an acidic pH close to that area’s own. Its claims stay with cleansing, freshness, and comfort. It cannot claim anything about infections or discharge, and the fragrance is kept low or left out.

Sugar, salt, ground coffee, rice powder, and walnut shell are the common choices, in place of plastic microbeads. The particle size sets how rough the scrub feels, finer for the body and coarser for the feet. The base can be a cream, a gel, or an oil that melts as it is rubbed in.

Yes, and scent is often the reason a body wash or lotion gets chosen. The fragrance brief can follow a fine fragrance direction, with the dose kept within IFRA standards for each product type. Certain fragrance allergens have to be declared on the label, so the ingredient list is drawn up from the fragrance supplier’s documents.

A pump bottle for body wash and body lotion, since both are used with wet hands. A wide jar for body scrub and body butter, a tube for hand lotion and body sunscreen, a roll-on for deodorant, and a dropper or brush pen for cuticle oil. Larger sizes and refill pouches are common in this category.

Most brands begin with a body wash and a body lotion in the same scent, since the two are bought together and used every day. A body scrub is the usual third product. Deodorant, body butter, and hand care tend to follow once the scent has found its buyers.

With ODM, the AIMSKINCARE R&D team develops a formula from your brief, covering texture, scent, actives, and claims. With OEM, or private label, you pick a body care base we already make and change the fragrance, the color, or the packaging. Many body care brands take this second route for their first products.

Because texture and scent are developed in-house and adjusted on samples until they suit the brief. AIMSKINCARE has been a contract manufacturer since 2017, part of AIM Group, with its own R&D lab, CPKB and Halal certification, and quality checks on every batch. The gentle formulas practised in mom and baby care carry into washes for sensitive skin.

The products you want to launch, the scent direction, the texture you like in a reference product, the claims you hope to print, the pack size, and a rough quantity. The first consultation is free, and the samples are made from that brief.