Visible Results
Color, glow and definition are easy to demonstrate in photos, short videos and tutorials.

PRIVATE LABEL FACE COLOR
Bring blush, highlighter and contour together in a range customers can understand at a glance—and use in one simple routine.
Private Label starts from 500 pieces per selected product. Custom shades, formulas and packaging are reviewed separately.
A COMPLETE FACE STORY
These products create an immediate before-and-after effect. That gives a new or growing brand clear product stories, useful visual content and natural ways to sell products together.
Color, glow and definition are easy to demonstrate in photos, short videos and tutorials.
Blush adds life, highlighter adds light and contour adds shape. Each product has a role.
One collection can support everyday, soft-glam, warm-skin and evening looks.
Begin with a focused set, then add shades or formats after learning what customers respond to.
WHAT THE CUSTOMER IS BUYING
Customers do not need a long technical explanation. They need to know what each product changes in the finished look.
CHOOSE A FORMAT
The format changes the routine, visual content and packaging customers will see.
COLLECTION IDEAS
A focused concept makes shade, finish, packaging and content decisions easier. Choose the direction closest to your customer—we can refine the details together.
START WITH A CLEAR RANGE
Choose a launch size that your customer can understand and your brand can support. A focused range can still create several looks, tutorials and sets.
LOWER-COMPLEXITY START
One color product and one glow or sculpting product create a complete, easy-to-explain pairing.
Blush + highlighter
COMPLETE ROUTINE
Give customers the full color, light and shape routine while keeping the launch focused.
Blush + highlighter + contour
MORE SHADE CHOICE
Build around several shades in one hero category, supported by a coordinating complexion product.
Three blush shades + one glow
STEP 02 · DEFINE THE SCOPE
Once the route is clear, decide which customer-visible details matter most. Keep proven formulas, current colors and compatible components where they work; move only the features that need to be distinctive into custom development.
PRIVATE LABEL · MAIN ROUTE
This keeps the launch more direct while still allowing the products to look coordinated through selection, logo decoration and outer-box artwork.
CUSTOM DEVELOPMENT
Use custom development selectively when a shade, finish, applicator or packaging detail is important to the collection concept.
Custom color matching, compatibility work, testing, sourcing and tooling add development time and normally require higher quantities than the selected Private Label route.
STEP 01 · CHOOSE A STARTING ROUTE
Start with the level of development your brand actually needs. Private Label is the practical route for testing a coordinated range; custom development is for a signature detail that current options cannot provide.
This route helps you compare real products sooner, launch a coordinated range without developing every component from zero, and put more of the early budget into shades, samples, content and market testing.
Plan My Private Label RangeNew shades, formula changes, special component colors, finishes, molds or packaging structures can be reviewed separately. These projects need more development work and normally higher quantities.
MOQ is confirmed by product, color, formula and packaging combination. Private Label from 500 pieces applies to selected products using available formulas and packaging—not every custom request.
Start From Our Private LABEL Route
Blusher & Highlighter & Contour | MOQ 500

STEP 03 · UNIFY THE PACKAGING
Powder compacts, sticks and liquid products use different components. A consistent color system, logo placement, typography and box direction can still make them feel related.
Special component colors, surface finishes and new packaging structures are custom-development options and are not included automatically in the 500-piece Private Label route.
Discuss My Packaging DirectionFROM INTEREST TO A REAL PRODUCT
You do not need a finished technical brief to begin. A clear customer, product combination and quantity give us enough information to identify the next useful step.
Tell us the market, price position and look you want to create.
Decide whether a duo, trio or shade-led collection fits the launch.
We identify relevant formulas, formats, colors and packaging.
Check texture, application, shade, finish and component feel.
Finalize products, artwork, quantity and production details.
Not sure which formula or format fits? Tell us what you want the collection to do.
Request Product RecommendationsCOMMON QUESTIONS
Exact options are confirmed after we know the products, colors, quantity and packaging direction.
Yes. A focused duo or trio is often easier to position than a large assortment.
It refers to selected Private Label options using available formulas, current colors and compatible stock packaging. Final availability depends on the exact product and component combination.
You can first review current colors. A newly matched or developed shade is a custom project and normally needs a higher quantity.
The components may differ, but coordinated colors, logo placement, decoration and box artwork can make them look like one range.
Special colors, finishes and decoration may be reviewed. A new mold or structure is a deeper project with separate tooling, testing, timing and quantity requirements.
Yes. Once we understand the products, market, quantity and packaging direction, we can recommend the relevant sampling step and cost.
Pricing depends on format, formula, packaging, decoration, box, quantity and shipping terms. A useful quotation requires a defined product combination.
Private Label is usually more direct than custom development. Timing is confirmed after products, samples, packaging, artwork and quantity are reviewed.
No. Share your customer, market, preferred products, quantity and visual references. We can help turn that into a clearer collection direction.
TELL US WHAT YOU WANT TO LAUNCH
Share the customer, products and launch direction you have in mind. We will use that information to recommend a practical starting route—not send you a generic catalog.