Many brands choose cosmetic OEM services, but many people are unaware of the details. Below is a brief introduction to common misconceptions about cosmetic OEM.

Common Misconceptions about Cosmetic OEM

Many brands choose cosmetic OEM services, but many people are unaware of the details. Below is a brief introduction to common misconceptions about cosmetic OEM.

1. Believing that production cannot be carried out without a business license or trademark.

In practice, cosmetic OEM requires the buyer to provide a skincare product business license and a skincare product trademark. Sales are conducted using the three certificates issued by the skincare OEM company.

2. Believing that the cheaper the product, the greater the benefit to oneself.

"You get what you pay for." Lowering product quality for certain benefits may backfire. Most manufacturers will not produce excellent products for you at a low price for their own profit; there will still be a cost. Even if some manufacturers want to lower prices, the product quality is still linked to your price. You need to understand this yourself, so you need to weigh cost and quality yourself.

3. Are high-value products necessarily of good quality?

As society continues to develop, expensive products aren't necessarily good, and conversely, cheap products aren't always bad. The quality of a product must be assessed through category planning and market evaluation to determine whether additional fees should be charged. Lowering product quality for certain interests may backfire. Most manufacturers won't produce excellent products for you at low prices just for their own profit. They have salaries. Even if some manufacturers want to lower prices, product quality is still linked to your price. You need to think this through yourself; therefore, you must weigh cost and quality yourself.