By Category
Perfume, hair care, suncare and lip — what each category demands that generic contract manufacturing does not.
Perfume Manufacturing — Alcohol, Transport and the Fragrance Brief
A perfume manufacturer is a different supplier from a skincare one: the alcohol base changes transport classification, and the fragrance house controls the formula. What to sort out first. Hair Care Manufacturing — Viscosity, Surfactants and Big Packs
Hair care manufacturing is a viscosity and surfactant problem with large-pack economics. What a hair care manufacturer must control, and the questions that separate a real one from a filler. Sunscreen and Lip Manufacturing — Two Categories, Two Regulators
Sunscreen manufacturing: what a sunscreen manufacturer must prove, why the US treats sunscreen as an over-the-counter drug while the EU treats it as a cosmetic, and what lip products add.
A perfume manufacturer is a different supplier from a skincare one: the alcohol base changes transport classification, and the fragrance house controls the formula. What to sort out first. Hair Care Manufacturing — Viscosity, Surfactants and Big Packs
Hair care manufacturing is a viscosity and surfactant problem with large-pack economics. What a hair care manufacturer must control, and the questions that separate a real one from a filler. Sunscreen and Lip Manufacturing — Two Categories, Two Regulators
Sunscreen manufacturing: what a sunscreen manufacturer must prove, why the US treats sunscreen as an over-the-counter drug while the EU treats it as a cosmetic, and what lip products add.