FACE SERIES · Private Label · OEM / ODM
Cleanser
Start with the cleansing job.
Develop the right system.
Start with daily cleansing, makeup removal or an exfoliating cosmetic project. Compare the application, texture and dispensing you want to develop, then build a brief around the selected system.
- Product series
- FACE SERIES
- Pictured format
- Tube & foaming pump

Product formats
Choose the format.
Shape the experience.
Daily cleansing, makeup removal and exfoliating or deep-clean projects each start a different development conversation. Within each group, compare the physical format and the decisions that matter to your brief.

Daily Cleansing
A routine-cleansing brief starts with the application: cream-based or foam-led.
Cream Cleanser
Discuss this formatFormat & development notes
Discuss a cream-based cleansing texture, application and rinse reference. Bring the proposed tube or opening into formula and dispensing review.
Describe the intended cream application and bring a sample or texture reference. Treat ingredient priorities, rinse experience and dispensing as questions for development, not results established by the picture.
Foam / Mousse
Discuss this formatFormat & development notes
Start with the desired foam character and application. A self-foaming pump is part of the development conversation, alongside the liquid system and sample.
Bring the desired foam and application reference together with the proposed pump. Do not transfer a cream recipe or infer component availability, skin-barrier results or an acne-treatment claim.

Makeup Removal
Choose the removal system before comparing texture, use and dispensing.
Cleansing Water
Discuss this formatFormat & development notes
A water-style liquid removal brief. Describe the intended wipe-off or application reference and the bottle or dispensing you want to discuss.
State the intended removal application and bottle or dispensing reference. The source does not establish current availability, oil-free performance, sensitive-area suitability or a finished instruction.
Cleansing Oil
Discuss this formatFormat & development notes
An oil-based liquid removal brief. Bring the application, rinse and liquid-pump references together; review the actual sample rather than assuming a removal result.
Describe the intended application, sample and dispensing. The source’s waterproof-removal, emulsification and residue statements are not published as validated performance for a new project.
Cleansing Balm
Discuss this formatFormat & development notes
A jar-based balm brief with a solid-style starting texture. Discuss pickup, texture transition and use alongside the proposed jar and closure.
Bring the desired balm application and packaging reference into review. Texture transition, removal performance and any enzyme-related wording require evidence for the actual formula rather than inference from the catalog.

Exfoliating & Deep Clean
Keep gel and particulate paste distinct, with the intended cosmetic use clearly defined.
Gel Systems
Discuss this formatFormat & development notes
Here, start with an exfoliating or deep-clean gel brief and the desired gel application. A makeup-removal gel is a separate use conversation; name that job explicitly in the brief.
Use the removal or exfoliation conversation above to identify which gel reference you mean. Do not merge PEG-7 Glyceryl Cocoate references with the exfoliating gel’s acid and enzyme list as one formula.
Particulate Paste
Discuss this formatFormat & development notes
Describe the paste texture, particulate feel and application reference. Particle selection, dispensing and use guidance are reviewed with the proposed formula and sample.
Explain the particulate texture and intended use reference. The source does not establish particle specification, concentration, universal suitability, non-irritation or a recommended frequency.
The catalog also includes Cleansing Clay Mask. Review it within the separate Mask development conversation linked below, rather than treating it as another daily-cleanser or makeup-removal system.
Formula & texture
Define the job.
Then compare the system.
Pages 8–9 organize cleanser references by Daily Cream, Daily Mousse, Deep Cleanser and Makeup Remover.
Daily cleansing
Plan a routine facial-cleansing project around the application you want to develop.
Makeup removal
Begin with the makeup or residue you want to address and the proposed application.
Exfoliation
Frame exfoliation or deep cleaning as a cosmetic development conversation.
More ingredient & format references
Amino-acid cream reference
Amino Acid Gentle Facial Cleanser · Daily Cream · page 8
Sodium Cocoyl Glutamate · Sodium Hyaluronate · Collagen
Salicylic cream reference
Salicylic Acid Oil-Control Facial Cleanser · Daily Cream · page 8
Salicylic Acid · Hamamelis Virginiana Extract · Panthenol (B5)
Vitamin C cream reference
Vitamin C Whitening Facial Cleanser · Daily Cream · page 8
Vitamin C · Turmeric · Niacinamide
Amino-acid foam reference
Amino Acid Mild Foam Cleanser · Daily Mousse · page 8
Sodium Cocoyl Glutamate · Sodium Hyaluronate · Oat Extract
Ceramide foam reference
Ceramide Repair Foam Cleanser · Daily Mousse · page 8
Ceramide · Centella Asiatica Extract (CICA) · Panthenol (B5)
Salicylic foam reference
Anti-Acne Foam Cleanser · Daily Mousse · page 8
Salicylic Acid · Azelaic acid · Tea Tree Oil
Exfoliating gel reference
Gentle Exfoliating Gel · Deep Cleanser · page 9
Lactic Acid · Citric Acid · Papain
Particulate paste reference
Purifying Facial Exfoliant Paste with Particle · Deep Cleanser · page 9
Fine Quartz/Juglans Regia Shell Powder · Lactic Acid · Rosemary Leaf
Cleansing water reference
Cleansing Water · Makeup Remover · page 9
Capric Glycerides · Xylitol · Calendula Extract
Removal gel reference
Makeup Remover Gel · Makeup Remover · page 9
PEG-7 Glyceryl Cocoate · Ceramide · Hyaluronic Acid
Cleansing oil reference
Cleansing Oil · Makeup Remover · page 9
PEG-20 Glyceryl Triisostearate · Sunflower Seed Oil · Shea
Cleansing balm reference
Cleansing Balm · Makeup Remover · page 9
Sunflower Seed Oil · Turmeric Extract · Papaya Enzyme
These are separate catalog lists, not a combined recipe or INCI specification. Source names such as Whitening, Repair and Anti-Acne are quoted for record identity, not cosmetic efficacy or medical claims. No concentration, sensitive-skin approval, removal performance, irritation result or product availability is established by this library.
Packaging & presentation
Let the presentation
follow the product.
For cream or paste, discuss the intended opening and dispensing reference. For foam, align the proposed self-foaming system with its pump. For water, gel, oil or balm, compare the bottle, tube or jar application with the actual formulation and sample. The pack concept does not settle compatibility.

Format · dispensing · compatibility · brand presentation
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Your references.
A considered brief.
Bring the product role, sample texture and presentation together for development review.
Cleansing job
Choose daily cleansing, removal or an exfoliation-oriented cosmetic brief. A gel can belong to more than one job, so state the intended use rather than selecting by texture name alone.
Format & system reference
Compare cream, foam/mousse, water, gel, oil, balm or paste with a product or sample reference. Do not merge material lists or infer that one tested system applies to another.
Application & sensory priorities
Describe the application and desired texture or rinse reference. Removal, residue, foam, skin-type suitability and exfoliation statements require review for the actual formula; they are not promises from a catalog heading.
Dispensing & presentation
Bring tube, pump, bottle or jar references alongside the formulation concept. A self-foaming pump is a configuration question, not an assumed substitute for a lotion pump or verified available component.
Starting inputs & review scope
Explain whether you have a formula, benchmark sample or initial concept. State market and public-wording context plus quantity and timing inputs. Confirm development, testing and production responsibilities through review.
Product development
From your idea
to production preparation.
Connect the brief, sample and packaging with review and agreed production requirements.
- 01
Brief
Category, market and product priorities.
- 02
Formula
Direction and development review.
- 03
Sample
Application reference and sample feedback.
- 04
Packaging
Component and compatibility review.
- 05
Review
Documentation and approval inputs.
- 06
Production preparation
Approved configuration and quality requirements.
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Product Development
Connect formula and application references with sampling and development review.
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Quality
Define the quality questions around the proposed cleansing job, formulation and dispensing system.
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Manufacturing
The approved cleansing configuration must connect the formulation, dispensing component, documentation and review criteria before production preparation.
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Project questions
Before
we begin.
What does this cleanser family page cover?
How should I choose between daily cleansing and removal?
Are cream, foam, water, gel, oil, balm and paste separate product pages?
Can the two gel ingredient lists be combined?
Does the source prove sensitive-skin or Anti-Acne performance?
How does a foam brief affect packaging review?
What should I prepare for a cleanser project?
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