Contour contract manufacturing

A cosmetics manufacturer develops and produces contour makeup that you sell under your own brand. AIMSKINCARE handles the shades and texture, the stability and safety tests, the pressing or filling, and the BPOM notification and halal file. You decide the shade range, the format, and where it is sold.

A pressed powder contour in a compact, a cream contour stick, a liquid contour in a wand tube, and duos or palettes that pair contour with a highlighter. Powder suits oily skin and setting a look at the end. Sticks and liquids suit quick routines and a natural, skin-like finish.

Because the shade is too warm for a shadow. Real shadows on the face look slightly cool and soft, so a contour built like a bronzer turns orange on many skin tones. A shade that is too gray looks dirty instead. We adjust the undertone of each shade and check it on real faces before you approve it.

Two or three shades, such as light, medium, and deep, cover most buyers because a contour only needs to be a few steps deeper than the skin. A single universal shade can work for a cream stick that blends sheer. More shades make sense once you sell complexion products across a wide range.

Contour imitates a shadow, so it is a cool or neutral brown placed under the cheekbones, along the jaw, and beside the nose to shape the face. Bronzer imitates a sun-kissed glow, so it is warmer and swept where the sun hits. Some brands sell both, others sell one shade that does a little of each.

Contour adds shadow to make the face look more sculpted. Blush adds color to the cheeks for a fresh flush. Highlighter adds light to the high points so they catch the eye. Contour is usually matte, blush can be matte or dewy, and highlighter has a sheen or shimmer. All three are often sold together in one face palette.

Yes, in most cases. Shine brings a surface forward, which is the opposite of what a contour is for, so a matte or soft satin finish looks most natural. Cream and stick contours dry down to a soft finish that blends easily and does not look shiny on oily skin through the day.

Natural shadow, easy to blend, no orange tone, long-lasting, and suitable for oily skin are the usual ones. Each claim on the label needs supporting data, and a long-wear claim needs testing on the final shades. Agree on the claims early so the shades you approve are the ones that get tested.

A compact is the usual home for powder contour, single or as a duo with a highlighter. Cream contour suits a twist-up stick, often double-ended with a brush or a highlighter on the other side, and liquid contour suits a wand tube with a cushion tip. A small angled brush can be included with the compact.

Through a shade that never turns orange on Indonesian skin and a format that is quick to use, such as a slim stick with a built-in blending brush. A clear guide on where to place it, a duo with a matching highlighter, and a before and after that shows soft shaping give buyers a reason to try it.

With ODM, the AIMSKINCARE R&D team develops the shades and texture from your brief and checks them across skin tones. With OEM, or private label, you choose from contour shades we already make and design the compact or stick, which takes less preparation.

The contour format you want, a contour you like as a reference, the skin tones of your buyers, whether you want a duo with a highlighter, the packaging style you have in mind, and a rough quantity. The first consultation is free, and swatch samples follow from that brief.