Cosmetic contract manufacturing
plus formulations to delight your customers, a consultancy based on many years of experience, and much more!
The four pillars of our activities:
Innovation
We focus on creating value through innovation. We use ingredients that have been proven in in-vivo and in-vitro tests, but we also develop individual raw materials to customer specifications, offering a unique market advantage.
Nature
From the very beginning, we have focused exclusively on natural cosmetics. For this reason, we use high-quality oils, plant butters, and biotechnological extracts instead of petroleum-based products.
Safety
The unique, long-standing experience of our R&D laboratory in the field of natural cosmetics, combined with high-quality, certified, and carefully controlled production, is a recipe for a safe product launch.
Partnership
We respect our customers’ rights, as exemplified by our standards, including the non-disclosure agreement, transfer of economic copyrights to the customer, or working on formulas to full approval – without limits or disappointments.
Our partners, certificates, and awards:
The cosmetics we have developed have won dozens of awards in national and international competitions. Still, due to the applicable non-disclosure agreements, we cannot brag about the details (as well as our customer list).
Please find out more about us and our philosophy by reading our articles on LinkedIn:
Know-how in the cosmetics industry
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Cosmetic technologist – a job where you are constantly learning
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Ecology and nature in cosmetics
It’s a vast subject, but I will try to touch upon the most important – and sometimes controversial – aspects, from the contents to the packaging and the price. Is being natural considered ecological? No. A natural cosmetic does not have to be ecological. If only because (...)