Texture & application
Define the texture, application and finish: light gel, rich cream, serum or rinse-off. Share a reference and what you would change.
Skincare
Skincare, developed
for your brand.
Cleansers, moisturisers, serums and targeted care. Formula, skin feel and packaging developed together.
Discuss a skincare product
Product range
Products we can make.
- Cleansers and makeup removers
- Exfoliators and scrubs
- Toners
- Day and night moisturisers
- Sun protection
- Serums, essences and ampoules
- Masks
- Eye care
- Lip treatments
Specifications, project suitability and quantities are confirmed for the proposed product.
Formats to consider
- Gels & gel-creams
- Emulsions & creams
- Water-creams
- Clays & scrubs
- Foams & mists
- Liquids & oils
- Soaps
- Powders & sheets
Development priorities
Define the experience.
Then the specification.
Formula & finished pack
Pump, dropper, tube or jar? Share the dispenser and fill size early so the formula and packaging can be evaluated together.
Objectives & evidence
Define the skin type and intended benefits. Share proposed claims and target markets so testing addresses the claims you plan to make.
What to define
Bring a useful brief.
Start with a reference and your priorities.
- Product type, intended user and place in a skincare routine
- Desired texture, application feel, finish and a reference product
- Ingredients to include or avoid, plus fragrance preferences
- Pack type, dispensing method and fill size
- Target market, intended claims, quantity and launch priorities
Before we start
A few practical
questions.
Do I need to choose the ingredients first?
No. You can start with the intended user, product type and desired experience. If you already have ingredient preferences or an existing formula, include them so the development discussion begins with the right constraints.
Can I select the packaging before the formula is finished?
You can bring a preferred pack or an existing component. Share its specifications early: dispensing, material compatibility and filling requirements need to be considered alongside the formula. A visual reference alone is not a final packaging specification.