Eyeshadow contract manufacturing

A cosmetics manufacturer develops and produces eyeshadow that you sell under your own brand. AIMSKINCARE handles the shades and textures, the pressing or filling, the stability and safety tests, the packing, and the BPOM notification and halal file. You decide the palette theme, the price, and where it is sold.

Pressed powder is the most common, sold as a palette or as single pans. Loose pigment suits glitter and bold looks, a cream eyeshadow stick suits quick everyday makeup, and a liquid eyeshadow in a wand tube gives a shimmer wash in one swipe. Many brands start with one pressed palette and add a stick later.

A small palette of four to nine shades is easier to plan, cheaper to pack, and simpler for buyers to use. It usually holds a light base, two or three transition shades, a deep shade, and one or two shimmers. Larger palettes suit a brand with a strong theme and buyers who already love eye makeup.

Matte has no shine and is used to shape the eye and deepen the crease. Satin has a soft sheen that looks smooth on the lid. Shimmer reflects light clearly and is placed on the center of the lid. Glitter carries visible sparkle and is worn on top of other shades. Most palettes mix at least two finishes.

By working on the texture until the shade grips the brush and the lid instead of scattering. Shimmer and glitter shades get extra binder so they press firmly and apply in one layer, and each sample is swatched on fingers and brushes before approval. A matching eyeshadow base or primer in the line also helps buyers.

Yes. Eye products are held to stricter care than other makeup. Only colorants permitted for the eye area are used, the formula is kept clean throughout filling, and the finished product is tested for safety before release. Some bright colors that work in a lip or nail product are therefore not available for the eyes.

Highly pigmented, easy to blend, long-wearing, and crease-resistant are the ones buyers look for. Each claim on the label needs supporting data, and a long-wear or smudge-proof claim needs wear testing on the finished shades. Agree on the claims early so the final formula is the one that gets tested.

Yes, both are common requests. A talc-free pressed shadow uses other powders to give the same soft feel, and a vegan palette avoids ingredients such as carmine and beeswax. Any "free from" or vegan statement must be true of every raw material, so we confirm it before it is printed on the palette.

A compact palette with a mirror is the most common choice, from a slim card palette to a sturdy case with magnetic pans. Single shades go in small round compacts, cream eyeshadow in a twist-up stick, and loose pigment in a small jar with a sifter. A brush or sponge applicator can be included with the packaging.

Through a clear theme that runs through the shades, the shade names, and the box, such as a sunset, a coffee shop, or a local beach. Shades that suit Indonesian skin tones, a size that fits a makeup pouch, and one or two signature shimmers give buyers a reason to post it and buy it.

With ODM, the AIMSKINCARE R&D team develops the shades and textures from your brief and mood board. With OEM, or private label, you choose colors and finishes from bases we already make and design the palette layout and packaging, which takes less preparation.

Photos of the eye looks you want buyers to create, a reference palette or swatches, the number of shades and finishes you picture, the skin tones you are selling to, the packaging style you like, and a rough quantity. The first consultation is free, and swatch samples follow from that brief.