Perfume OEM / ODM
EDP, EDT, body mist and solid perfume, developed from your brief or a reference sample, with private-label bottles and cartons.
View perfume →Serums, creams, cleansers, masks and body care — developed for the market you sell into and the price point you are targeting, then filled, labelled and packed under your brand.
With ODM, you start from a formula that has already been developed and we adapt the branding, packaging and positioning around it. It is the faster route to market and usually the lower-cost one. With OEM, the formula itself is built from your brief — your actives, your texture, your performance targets. Many first-time brand owners start with ODM and move to OEM once they know how their market responds.
Ingredient restrictions, permitted claims and labelling rules are not the same in the EU, the United States and the GCC. Tell us where the product will be sold before development starts, and we will build the formula around the requirements of that market — rather than discovering the problem at the packaging stage.
You receive a physical sample to evaluate: texture, absorption, scent and finish. We revise until you approve it. Nothing moves into bulk production without your written sign-off.
Two products can share the same ingredients and still feel completely different to the customer. These are the levers that decide it.
Light gel, rich cream, watery essence or balm. Texture is usually the first thing a customer notices, before the ingredients.
Which actives you use and at what concentration. This drives both your claims and a large part of your unit cost.
Fragranced or fragrance-free. Fragrance-free positioning is increasingly requested in the European market.
Airless pump, dropper, jar, tube or sachet. Airless protects sensitive actives; tubes suit thicker creams.
30ml, 50ml, 100ml and beyond. Fill size affects unit cost, shelf presence and how the product is priced.
Mass market, masstige or premium. This decision should come first, because everything else follows from it.
Send us these seven things and we can come back with a concrete proposal instead of a list of questions.
Yes. ODM means adapting a formula we have already developed to your brand and packaging. OEM means developing a new formula from your brief. We will tell you honestly which route fits your brief, your timeline and your budget.
Yes. Send us a sample of the current product and tell us what you want to keep and what you want to change. We develop our own formulation based on that reference and send it back for evaluation.
Our minimum order quantity is 1,000 units. Because every product is developed and produced to order, the exact figure depends on the product category, the packaging you select and the formula involved — we confirm it with your quotation.
Tell us where the product will be sold and which documents or declarations your market requires, and we will confirm in writing what we can provide before you commit to an order. We build the formula around the requirements of your market from the start.
Samples are typically ready within 7–10 days of brief confirmation. If your project needs a different timeline, tell us and we will confirm what is realistic before you commit.
EDP, EDT, body mist and solid perfume, developed from your brief or a reference sample, with private-label bottles and cartons.
View perfume →Shampoo, conditioner, masks and scalp care — formulated for the hair types and water conditions of your market.
View haircare →Tell us the product format, your target market and an estimated quantity. We will come back with a development proposal and a quotation.