Shampoo contract manufacturing

A cosmetics manufacturer develops, tests, and produces a shampoo that you sell under your own brand. AIMSKINCARE handles the formula, the stability and safety checks, the filling, and the BPOM notification and halal file. You decide who the shampoo is for, how it is priced, and where it is sold.

A daily shampoo for normal hair, versions for oily scalps, dry or damaged hair, and colored hair, a gentle shampoo for children, and a men’s shampoo or 2-in-1. Concern-led versions such as anti-dandruff, hair fall, and sensitive scalp are developed as their own products, because their claims and testing differ.

It depends on the buyer. A classic base foams generously and leaves a clean, light feel that oily scalps and humid weather suit well. A sulfate-free base is milder, kinder to colored hair and dry ends, and reads well on a clean-beauty label, with a softer foam. Many brands launch one of each for two different customers.

Yes. A natural story usually rests on familiar extracts such as aloe vera, ginseng, green tea, or candlenut, with a sulfate-free base and no added color. A vegan shampoo leaves out animal-derived ingredients, which is checked raw material by raw material. Every word on the label has to be true of the whole formula.

Start from the buyer and the bathroom. Fresh, green, and fruity scents suit daily shampoos for young buyers, while floral, musky, or herbal ones suit a more mature brand. The lab sends several scent options in the same base so you can compare them on wet hair, where scent behaves differently than in the bottle.

Yes, and gentle formulas are what the team is most practised in, because mom and baby care is the AIMSKINCARE specialty. A kids shampoo uses a mild base, a light scent or none, and a soft color or no color. A "tear-free" claim needs supporting data before it can go on the bottle.

A regular shampoo cleans the hair and scalp and is chosen for feel and scent. An anti-dandruff shampoo adds an active from BPOM’s permitted list and carries a cosmetic claim such as helping to reduce dandruff, which needs supporting data. Buyers use it for a visible flaking problem, so it is developed as its own product.

A 2-in-1 cleans and conditions in one step, which suits men’s grooming lines and buyers with short hair who want a quick routine. A separate shampoo and conditioner give more control for long, colored, or dry hair. Many brands start with the pair and add a 2-in-1 for a men’s range later.

Cosmetic claims about cleaning, freshness, softness, shine, and how the hair looks and feels. Concern claims such as helping to reduce dandruff or hair fall need a formula built for them and supporting data. A "free from" statement must hold for every raw material, which we confirm from supplier documents before it is printed.

Yes. A shampoo is notified at BPOM before it is sold, and halal certification is required for cosmetics sold in Indonesia. AIMSKINCARE prepares both files together with the formula documents, so the brand does not have to collect supplier papers on its own.

A pump bottle for the larger family sizes and a flip-top bottle for everyday and travel sizes, since both open easily with wet hands. A tube suits sachets of trial and hotel sizes. The bottle is tested with the formula for leaks and stability, and the label is designed to stay readable in a wet bathroom.

The hair type and scalp you are aiming at, a shampoo whose foam and feel you like, the scent direction, any ingredients you want to feature or avoid, the claims you hope to print, and a rough quantity. Say too whether a matching conditioner is planned. The first consultation is free.