Eau de parfum contract manufacturing

A cosmetics manufacturer develops and produces an eau de parfum that you sell under your own brand. AIMSKINCARE handles the scent, the blending and maturing, the stability and safety checks, the filling and boxing, and the BPOM notification and halal file. You decide the name, the story, and where it sells.

An eau de parfum carries more fragrance oil than an eau de toilette, so it smells fuller, stays on the skin longer, and needs fewer sprays. An eau de toilette is lighter and fresher, made to be sprayed more freely in the day. Many brands make the EDP their main line and add an EDT as the lighter, more affordable version.

An extrait de parfum is the most concentrated type and feels richer and closer to the skin, applied in small amounts. An eau de parfum is a step lighter, projects more in the first moments, and is easier to wear daily. The EDP is usually the launch product, and the extrait follows as a special edition.

A signature scent is developed from your brief and belongs to your brand story, which suits a brand built around its fragrance. Choosing from scents AIMSKINCARE has already developed is quicker and suits a brand that wants to test the market first. Some brands start with a ready scent and develop their own for the second launch.

Start from the wearer and the moment. Fresh and citrus scents suit daytime and hot weather, floral scents are the largest group for women, woody and amber scents read as warm and grown-up, and gourmand scents with vanilla or caramel sell well to younger buyers. A first collection of two or three clearly different families gives shoppers a real choice.

Yes, and unisex scents are a growing share of new launches. They usually lean on fresh, woody, musky, or tea notes rather than very sweet or very powdery ones. The name, bottle, and color of the box matter as much as the scent, since shoppers decide whether a perfume is "for them" partly by how it looks.

The R&D team prepares several scent directions from your brief. You smell them on blotter strips and on your skin, ideally over a full day, and tell us what to change, such as sweeter, fresher, or softer. We revise and send new samples until one is approved, and that version goes into stability testing in your bottle.

Long-lasting, alcohol-free, and dermatologically tested are the claims brands ask about most. Each one needs supporting data before it is printed, and the wording stays cosmetic, about scenting and caring, never treating. Many fragrance brands keep the label simple and describe the notes instead, which needs no extra testing.

Yes. Perfume is a cosmetic, so it is notified at BPOM before sale and needs halal certification. The documents for the perfume alcohol and the fragrance oil are part of the halal file. AIMSKINCARE is halal certified and prepares that file alongside the BPOM notification while your scent is still in development.

A glass bottle with a fine spray pump and a cap is the standard. Heavy glass, a magnetic or weighted cap, and a rigid box make the bottle feel like a gift, while a slimmer bottle and simple cap keep the price lower. A small travel spray or roll-on in the same scent is a popular second size.

Yes, and it is one of the most common ways to grow a line. The eau de parfum is the main product, and a body mist in the same scent gives buyers a lighter, cheaper way into it. The scent is adjusted for each strength so that both smell like the same family, and a gift set can hold them together.

Two or three perfumes you like as references, the scent family and notes you have in mind, who will wear it, whether it is feminine, masculine, or unisex, the bottle and box you picture, and a rough quantity. The first consultation is free, and scent samples are made from that brief.