When brand founders search for a “cosmetics lab UK”, they are usually looking for one of two things: a formulation and manufacturing partner who will develop and produce their products from scratch, or a testing facility that will assess the
The lip product category has changed more in the last three years than in the previous decade. Lip oils went from a niche format to a mainstream bestseller almost overnight – driven by products like the Dior Lip Glow Oil
Bespoke cosmetics formulation is the most involved route to a finished product under your brand name – and, done well, the one that gives you the most. A bespoke formula is developed from scratch to your specific brief. It is
If you’re building a lip product range – whether your first launch or an extension to an existing brand – choosing the right UK lipstick manufacturers is one of the more consequential decisions you’ll make. Lipstick is technically more demanding
Our Head of R&D, Katarina Kozlikova, has written for CEW UK – the cosmetics industry’s leading professional body – on one of the most important challenges in cosmetic development: how to balance innovation, regulation and commercial reality. Published on 7
Private label mens cosmetics UK manufacturing has never been more relevant – the men’s colour cosmetics market has grown significantly, and brands entering this space now are doing so at exactly the right time. The men’s cosmetics and grooming market
Choosing a GMP certified cosmetics manufacturer is one of the most important decisions you’ll make as a brand but it’s easy to overlook when you’re focused on MOQs, timelines, and costs. When you’re evaluating cosmetics manufacturers, the question of certification
One of the biggest misconceptions about launching a cosmetics brand is that you need to order thousands of units before you can test whether a product actually works. You don’t. Small Batch Cosmetics Manufacturer UK exists precisely for this reason
If you’re in the early stages of building a cosmetics brand, you’ve probably come across both terms. Private label vs white label cosmetics. They sound similar, they’re often used interchangeably, and the difference between them isn’t always clearly explained. It
You’ve got the idea. Maybe you’ve been thinking about it for months – a lip colour that actually stays put, a primer that works for your skin type, a product range that speaks to an audience nobody else is talking
