Essential Oil Contract Manufacturing

A manufacturer sources the oils, composes the blend, tests it, and fills it, and you sell it under your own brand. AIMSKINCARE handles the raw material checks, the formula, the stability and packaging tests, and the registration. You decide the scents, the positioning, and where it is sold.

Pure essential oils such as lavender, peppermint, tea tree, lemon, and eucalyptus in dropper bottles. Essential oil blends composed around a scent idea, for example a citrus blend or a floral one. Aromatherapy roll-ons, which are essential oils diluted in a carrier oil so they can be applied to the skin.

A pure essential oil is a single oil from one plant, undiluted. A blend combines several oils into one scent and is still concentrated. A roll-on is already diluted in a carrier such as fractionated coconut oil or jojoba oil, so it is the only one of the three meant to go straight onto the skin.

Essential oils are natural materials, so the same plant gives a slightly different oil from one harvest to the next. Each lot is checked against the supplier certificate of analysis, and against GC-MS data where it is provided, along with its scent, color, and density. Citrus oils oxidize quickly, so storage and filling are planned to limit air and light.

It depends on what is in the bottle and what the label says. A diluted roll-on for the skin, a pure oil for a diffuser, and a product with health claims do not follow the same route. We do not decide this in advance. The composition and the claims are reviewed at the consultation, and the route is set from there.

Claims that describe the product, such as the plant it comes from, its scent, and how it is used. Statements about treating insomnia, anxiety, headaches, colds, or any other condition are therapeutic claims, and we do not put them on a cosmetic. When the product is registered as a cosmetic, its claims follow BPOM Regulation No. 3 of 2022 and need supporting data.

Only when the documents support it. "100% pure" means nothing has been added, so it cannot go on a roll-on diluted in a carrier. "Natural" has to hold for every raw material, and "organic" needs the supplier certificate for that lot. "Dermatologically tested" on a roll-on needs a patch test supervised by a dermatologist.

Undiluted essential oils are concentrated and can irritate, which is why products for the skin are diluted in a carrier oil. IFRA standards guide how much of each oil may be used, and some cold-pressed citrus oils, bergamot for example, are limited in leave-on products because they react with sunlight. Certain fragrance allergens must also be declared on the label.

Yes, with more caution than for adults. Fewer oils are suitable, the concentration is much lower, and the finished product needs a safety assessment for that group. Mom and baby care is the AIMSKINCARE specialty, and telon oil, a blend of cajuput and fennel oils in a carrier, is among the products the team knows well. The oils and the dose are decided at the brief.

The oil may be the same, but the product is not. Intended use decides the label, the warnings, and the registration route. An oil sold for a diffuser is labelled for scenting a room, while a product for the skin is diluted and assessed for skin contact. Tell us the intended use at the brief.

When the product is registered as a cosmetic, yes. Halal certification has been mandatory for cosmetics sold in Indonesia since the phase-in under Government Regulation No. 42 of 2024 ended on 17 October 2026. AIMSKINCARE is halal certified. Plant oils still need documents, since carriers, solvents, and processing aids are reviewed as well.

Amber or other dark glass, because light and air degrade the oil. Pure oils and blends take a dropper insert that releases one drop at a time, with a tamper-evident cap. Roll-ons take a glass bottle with a steel or glass ball. Essential oils can soften some plastics, so every component is tested against the formula.

Most brands start with a few familiar single oils, such as lavender, peppermint, and tea tree, and one or two roll-on blends built around a moment of use, for example an evening blend or a fresh one for travel. Roll-ons are easier for a first-time buyer, because they are ready to apply. Wider ranges follow later.

With ODM, the AIMSKINCARE R&D team composes a blend from your brief, covering the scent, the oils, the dilution, and the claims. With OEM, or private label, you choose from oils and blends we already work with and decide the name, the bottle, and the box, which shortens the preparation.

Because the team is plain about what an essential oil product can and cannot say. 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. Practice with telon oil and other gentle formulas carries into this category.

The products you want, pure oils, blends, or roll-ons, the scents or plants you have in mind, how the buyer will use them, the claims you hope to print, a reference product if there is one, and a rough quantity. The first consultation is free, and the registration route is discussed there.