Oral Care Contract Manufacturing

A cosmetics manufacturer develops, tests, and produces toothpaste, mouthwash, and sprays for the mouth, and you sell them under your own brand. AIMSKINCARE handles the formula and its flavor, the stability tests, the packaging, BPOM notification, and halal certification. You decide who the product is for, how it is priced, and where it is sold.

We make whitening toothpaste, toothpaste for sensitive teeth, and kids toothpaste, with or without fluoride. Alongside them come mouthwash, tooth spray for small children who cannot rinse yet, and mouth spray for fresh breath on the go. Flavors range from classic mint to fruit, and each product can be developed alone or as a set.

Part of the product is swallowed, so every ingredient is chosen with that in mind. A toothpaste is an abrasive suspended in a humectant base, and the abrasive must clean without wearing down enamel. Flavor is half the work, because people buy a toothpaste again for how it tastes. The paste also has to stay smooth in the tube.

Yes. Toothpaste, mouthwash, and tooth or mouth sprays are cosmetics as long as their claims stay cosmetic, meaning cleaning, fresh breath, and whitening by removing surface stain. They are notified at BPOM before sale like any other cosmetic. A product that claims to treat a condition of the teeth or gums falls outside that route.

A cosmetic whitening toothpaste removes surface stain from tea, coffee, and tobacco. It does not change the natural color of the tooth. The work is done by abrasives such as hydrated silica, sometimes with a stain-lifting agent. The claim is supported by a stain removal test on enamel, read together with an abrasivity test.

A sensitive toothpaste starts with a low-abrasion silica and a mild foaming agent, often without SLS, and a flavor that does not sting. Ingredients such as potassium nitrate or hydroxyapatite are common in this group. The label speaks of caring for sensitive teeth and gentle cleaning, and any stronger wording needs supporting data.

Fluoride in toothpaste is limited to 0.15 percent, under BPOM Regulation No. 23 of 2019 as amended by No. 17 of 2022. Sodium fluoride and sodium monofluorophosphate are the usual sources. The fluoride level is measured in the finished product, and a fluoride-free version can be made for brands that prefer it.

It has a gentler abrasive, less foam, and a mild fruit flavor in place of strong mint. Many are fluoride-free and sweetened with xylitol, because young children swallow what they brush with. A fluoride toothpaste for children carries the usage warning for age six and under, and the label tells parents how much to use.

Yes, and most new briefs ask for it. An alcohol-free mouthwash relies on ingredients such as cetylpyridinium chloride, zinc salts, xylitol, and mint or herbal oils held clear in water by a solubilizer. A plain fresh breath claim rests on the formula. A claim about reducing odor-causing bacteria needs microbiological data.

A tooth spray is made for babies and toddlers who cannot rinse or spit yet. It is sprayed on the teeth, then wiped or brushed, and is made to be safe when swallowed. A mouth spray is a breath freshener for adults, carried in a pocket and used after meals, with mint, menthol, or fruit flavors.

Yes. They are cosmetics, and the phase-in period for cosmetics under Government Regulation No. 42 of 2024 closed on 17 October 2026, so halal certification is now mandatory. For a product used in the mouth, the sources of glycerin and flavor get the closest look. AIMSKINCARE is halal certified and prepares the halal file with the BPOM notification.

A laminate tube with a flip-top cap for toothpaste, in a smaller size with a wide cap for children. A bottle with a measuring cap for mouthwash, and a fine mist pump in a pocket size for tooth spray and mouth spray. The tube and pump are tested against the flavor oils, which can attack some plastics.

Most brands start with one toothpaste that has a clear reason to exist, such as whitening, sensitive teeth, or a flavor children accept. A mouthwash or mouth spray in the same flavor usually comes second. Brands for families often pair a kids toothpaste with a tooth spray, so the range follows the child from first tooth to school age.

With ODM, the AIMSKINCARE R&D team develops a formula from your brief, covering the user, the abrasive, the fluoride choice, the flavor, and the claims. With OEM, or private label, you start from a toothpaste or mouthwash base we already make and adjust the flavor, the color, or the packaging, which shortens the preparation.

Because the team already makes toothpaste and tooth spray for babies, where a product has to be mild and safe to swallow, and that care carries into the adult range. 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 products you want to launch, who will use them, whether you want fluoride, the flavor and texture you have in mind, a reference product if there is one, the claims you hope to print, and a rough quantity. The first consultation is free, and samples follow from that brief.