Lipstick contract manufacturing

A cosmetics manufacturer develops and produces lipstick that you sell under your own brand. AIMSKINCARE handles the formula, the shade matching, the stability and safety tests, the filling into cases or wand tubes, and the BPOM notification and halal file. You decide the shade line, the finish, and the price.

A bullet lipstick is the classic solid stick in a twist-up case, quick to apply and easy to touch up. A liquid lipstick comes in a tube with a wand, goes on as a liquid, and usually sets to a matte that lasts longer and transfers less. Many brands start with one and add the other in the same shades.

Matte has no shine and gives the boldest, flattest color. Satin has a soft sheen and feels more comfortable, a good middle ground for everyday wear. Cream is the most moisturizing and shiny, with a fuller feel on the lips. Matte sells strongly in Indonesia, while satin and cream suit buyers with drier lips.

Lipstick lays down a layer of color with more coverage and a defined finish, and it fades as it wears. A lip tint sinks in and leaves a lighter stain that stays after eating. Lipstick suits a bolder, more finished look, and tint a natural one. Many brands sell both, and a gloss on top works with either.

Most Indonesian buyers have a warm, neutral, or olive undertone across light, medium, and tan skin. Shades are built from your references and tried on real skin and lips, because a nude made for fair skin can turn gray or chalky on darker complexions. Warm nudes, brick, terracotta, and rosy browns are popular starting points.

Five to eight shades is a common first collection, built around two or three nudes for different skin depths, a rose, a red, and a deeper berry or brown. Fewer shades keep stock lean and the story clear. Limited shades can follow once you know which colors your buyers repurchase.

Yes, that is most of the work in a good matte. The R&D team balances the color with caring oils and butters, such as shea butter or vitamin E, so the lipstick sets flat without feeling tight or cracking by the afternoon. You wear samples through a full day before approving the texture.

A liquid matte can be built to stay put through meals and leave little on a cup or mask, and a bullet can be made to last longer than a classic cream. Putting transfer-proof or long-wear on the label needs supporting wear data from the finished product, so agree the wording before the test.

Yes. Lipstick is a cosmetic, so it is notified at BPOM before sale and needs halal certification. AIMSKINCARE is halal certified, checks every wax, oil, and pigment from supplier documents, and prepares the halal file together with the BPOM notification while samples are being finalized.

Because a lipstick is worn on the lips and some of it is swallowed during the day. The colors come only from those allowed for lips, and flavors and scents are kept mild. Each raw material is checked before it goes into a sample, which is part of every lip product made at AIMSKINCARE.

Many lipsticks carry a faint vanilla, rose, or fruity scent that covers the smell of the waxes and makes the product pleasant to open. Others are left unscented for sensitive lips. Keep it soft, since it sits under the nose all day. The R&D team proposes options you can try on the samples.

A twist-up case is standard for a bullet, from simple plastic to heavier metal or a magnetic cap. A liquid lipstick goes in a tube with a doe-foot wand. The bullet is molded to fit the case so it twists up straight and does not snap, and the wand is chosen for a clean edge.

With ODM, the AIMSKINCARE R&D team develops the lipstick from your brief, covering the format, the finish, the shade line, and the claims. With OEM, or private label, you pick shades from lipstick bases we already make and choose the case, which takes less preparation.

Bullet, liquid, or both, the finish you want, a swatch or reference lipstick for each shade, the skin tones and undertones of your buyers, any wear claim you hope to print, the case you picture, and a rough quantity. The first consultation is free, and samples follow from that brief.