Lip gloss contract manufacturing

A cosmetics manufacturer develops and produces a lip gloss that you sell under your own brand. AIMSKINCARE handles the gloss base, the shades, the stability and safety tests, the filling into wand tubes, and the BPOM notification and halal file. You decide the shade line, the price, and the sales channels.

A clear gloss that goes over anything, sheer tinted glosses with a soft wash of color, shimmer glosses with fine sparkle, a gloss with a light tingling feel for a fuller look, and a lighter lip oil style gloss. Flavored and unflavored versions are both possible. Many brands pair one clear gloss with a handful of tints.

Yes, and that is the most common request. The R&D team adjusts the base so the gloss keeps a high shine but feels cushiony rather than tacky, and hair does not catch on the lips in the wind. You try samples for a few hours of normal wear, with talking and drinking, before approving the texture.

A lip gloss sits on top of the lips and gives shine, with sheer or no color, and it wears off as you eat and drink. A lip tint sinks into the lips and leaves a stain of color that stays after the shine has gone. Many buyers wear the two together, a tint for color and a gloss on top for shine.

Lipstick gives color first, from sheer to full coverage, in a matte, satin, or cream finish. Lip gloss gives shine first, with a lighter layer of color or none. Gloss feels softer and needs reapplying more often. It is also often sold as a topper to wear over a lipstick.

Yes. Fine shimmer and pearly sparkle are made from pigments suitable for the lips and kept small enough to feel smooth. Coarse craft glitter is never used on lips. The shimmer is kept evenly spread in the gloss so the last swipe looks like the first, which we check during stability testing.

A plumping gloss usually has a light tingling or warm feel from familiar ingredients such as mint or ginger, and the claim is worded around how the lips look, such as lips that look fuller. Any claim on the label needs supporting data and must stay cosmetic. The R&D team reviews the wording with you.

Because a lip gloss is worn on the lips and some of it is swallowed through the day. Colors, shimmer, flavors, and sweeteners are chosen only from those allowed for lips, and each raw material is checked before it goes into a sample. This is part of every lip product made at AIMSKINCARE.

Most brands start with a clear gloss and three to five sheer shades, such as a pink, a peach, a nude, and a berry. Sheer colors suit many lip tones, so a gloss line needs fewer shades than a lipstick line. A shimmer shade or two can follow once you see which colors sell.

A clear tube with a doe-foot wand is the standard, because it shows the color and the shine through the bottle. A squeeze tube is lighter and easy to carry, with a slanted tip for applying. The wand shape decides how much gloss each dip picks up, so we test the formula with the actual applicator.

With ODM, the AIMSKINCARE R&D team develops the gloss from your brief, covering the feel, the shine, the shades, and any flavor. With OEM, or private label, you start from a gloss base we already make and choose the shades and the tube, which takes less preparation.

A gloss whose feel you like, the shades you want with a swatch or reference for each, clear or tinted, shimmer or not, flavored or unflavored, the tube you picture, and a rough quantity. The first consultation is free, and samples are made from that brief.