Cosmetics production requires formulas, raw materials, and production equipment. However, many brands lack these capabilities and instead collaborate with manufacturers to produce a wide range of cosmetics. However, cosmetics manufacturers have various collaboration models. Below, we will introduce some common cosmetics processing methods.

1. Customer Provides Processing Materials.

Some customers have access to certain material supply channels or have some cosmetics materials themselves. They can choose a suitable cosmetic manufacturer factory based on the processing methods they require. The customer provides the cosmetics formula, raw materials, and packaging required for production. The cosmetics processing factory is only responsible for providing the equipment, production site, and production personnel.

2. Customer Provides Samples for Outsourced Processing.

If a customer only has a cosmetics sample but lacks the formula and materials and wishes to produce the same cosmetics based on the sample, a cosmetic manufacturer factory can research and design a formula based on the sample and then produce the sample. After the customer's approval, the cosmetics processing factory can be commissioned to perform the complete processing, providing various semi-finished products or raw materials.

3. Customer Outsources All Materials to the Manufacturer.

Customers can also partner with cosmetics manufacturers using the full materials outsourced processing model. The manufacturer is responsible for formula, raw materials, packaging, and production, while the client is responsible for the packaging design, logo, and internal material quality standards. Alternatively, the manufacturer can provide one-stop services, helping clients with OEM production.

The above are common cosmetics processing methods. Clients can choose the one that suits their needs. However, before deciding on a partnership, it's worth researching and choosing the most suitable method for your company.