Energizing emulsion contract manufacturing

A cosmetics manufacturer develops and produces a light, refreshing body emulsion that you sell under your brand. AIMSKINCARE handles the formula, the cooling and scent balance, stability and skin tolerance tests, the packaging, and the BPOM notification. You decide the positioning, the price, and the channels.

A thin, fast-absorbing body emulsion that leaves the skin feeling cool and fresh. It is lighter than a body lotion, and mothers use it on the arms, legs, and shoulders after a bath or at the end of the day. The energizing part is the sensation and the scent, not an effect on the body.

Three things together. A cooling agent such as menthyl lactate or menthoxypropanediol gives a fresh feel without the sting of plain menthol. A low oil phase lets it absorb quickly with no greasy film. And a clean scent, often citrus, green tea, or cucumber, carries the idea of a fresh start.

Not as a cosmetic. Claims about aches, circulation, or stamina go beyond cleansing, caring, and perfuming under BPOM Regulation No. 3 of 2022. Depending on composition and claims, a product of this kind can instead be registered as a quasi-drug, which AIMSKINCARE is also licensed to make. The route is decided at the consultation.

It can be, when it is formulated for that user from the start. Camphor, strong menthol, retinoids, and heavy essential oil blends are left out, and the cooling is kept gentle. While breastfeeding, the directions ask the mother to keep it away from the breast. A safety assessment and patch test support any claim about this user.

An emulsion is thinner and carries less oil, so it pours almost like milk and disappears into the skin quickly. A lotion is thicker and leaves more of a soft layer behind. In a humid climate many users prefer the emulsion for daytime and keep the lotion or a cream for the night.

An energizing emulsion is a light, cooling body product for refreshment, with no claims about stretch marks or massage. A stretch mark cream is rich, made for the belly, hips, and thighs in pregnancy. A breast massage cream gives glide for massaging the breast while breastfeeding and is close to fragrance-free.

Gentle enough for daily use on a large area. Cooling agents feel stronger on warm, freshly washed skin, so the level is set through use tests rather than on paper. Most brands choose between a light freshness and a clearly cool version, and the sample round compares two or three levels side by side.

Yes, though then the cooling agent carries the whole idea. Many pregnant women find scent hard to bear, so a fragrance-free version is worth considering. Scented versions keep essential oils low, follow IFRA guidance, and list the fragrance allergens that must be declared on the label.

With little thickener, oil droplets can rise and separate during storage, especially in heat. The R&D team keeps droplets small through the emulsifier and mixing, and adds a light polymer such as carbomer or xanthan gum. Samples go through heat, cold cycling, and centrifuge tests before the formula is fixed.

Yes, and that is the point of the format. A low oil phase, light esters in place of heavy oils, and only moderate glycerin keep the skin from feeling tacky after it dries. The finish is checked in Indonesian humidity during use tests, because a lab bench in air conditioning hides stickiness.

A pump bottle is the natural choice for a thin emulsion used on the body, and it works with one hand. An airless pump protects scent and cooling agents from air. A tube suits a travel size. The pump output is matched to the viscosity so each press gives a useful amount.

How cool you want it to feel, the scent direction or a fragrance-free plan, the user you have in mind, such as pregnant or postpartum mothers, the claims you hope to print, and a rough quantity. With ODM we develop the formula, with OEM you start from our base. The first consultation is free.