Rinse-off or leave-on
Describe the application and amount used. For washes, define lather and rinse feel; for lotions and massage products, define spread, absorption and finish.
Personal care
The products people
use every day.
Bath, body and hand care, from rinse-off washes to leave-on lotions.
Discuss a personal care product
Product range
Products we can make.
- Bath and shower gels
- Body emulsions
- Hand soaps and lotions
- Foot care
- Lip care
- Scrubs and exfoliation products
- Sun protection
- Feminine hygiene
- Body-shaping formulations
- Body and massage products
- Aloe-vera gel
Specifications, project suitability and quantities are confirmed for the proposed product.
Formats to consider
- Gels & emulsions
- Creams & gel-creams
- Water-creams & clays
- Scrubs & foams
- Mists & liquids
- Oils & soaps
Development priorities
Consider the routine.
And the way it is used.
Fragrance & formula
Choose a single scent, several variants or a fragrance-free concept. Identify essential texture, colour and ingredient preferences, and where you can be flexible.
Dispensing & use
Specify the pack, fill size and dispenser. Sun protection, intimate-care and body-shaping products also need clearly defined claims and testing requirements.
What to define
Bring a useful brief.
Start with how the product will be used.
- Product use, intended customer and rinse-off or leave-on application
- Texture, lather or finish, with a reference if available
- Fragrance direction, variants and ingredient preferences
- Fill size, dispenser, closure and packaging specifications
- Target market, claims, quantities and desired timing
Before we start
A few practical
questions.
Can a body wash and lotion share a fragrance direction?
They can be developed around a common direction. Specify what should feel consistent across the range, while treating the texture, application and evaluation of each product separately.
What if we already have bottles or pumps?
Include the component specifications, fill size and supplier details with your enquiry. The formula, dispensing and filling requirements need to be reviewed with those components before the pack is finalised.