Single-use Ampoule Series

A: Yes, we do. We offer full OEM & ODM solutions including formula development, packaging design, private labeling, and customized production. Whether you're a start-up brand or a global company, our R&D and design teams can create exclusive skincare products for your market.

A: Our factory is GMP, ISO22716, and FDA registered. All products comply with EU and US cosmetic regulations. We use safe, tested ingredients and ensure every batch undergoes strict quality control before shipment.

A: Absolutely. Our experienced R&D team specializes in peptide-based and botanical formulations. We can customize texture, fragrance, and efficacy to match your target market and product positioning.

A: It depends on the packaging and formula. For most skincare products, the MOQ starts from 5000 pcs. We also provide low-MOQ pilot production for brand testing and new market entry.

A: Yes, samples are available. We can send existing product samples or create customized sample formulations upon request. Sample fees are refundable once your bulk order is confirmed.

A: Typically 40-45 working days after design and formula confirmation. For urgent orders, we offer flexible scheduling to meet your launch timeline. All shipments are inspected before delivery.

A: We follow strict quality control from raw materials to finished goods. Our lab conducts microbiological and stability testing. We also provide full production reports, ingredient transparency, and continuous technical support.

A: Similar to serums, ampoules are potent solutions of active-based and unique ingredients that deeply penetrate the skin to heal the skin and hydrate it. There are multiple formulas that target different skin concerns like barrier damage, acne scars, hyperpigmentation, and dehydration.

A: It depends on the skin type and the type of ampoule you're using. If an ampoule is meant to hydrate the skin, you can use it daily. If an ampoule contains potent ingredients like AHA, BHA, or retinol, it's better to use it once to twice a week to not irritate the skin.

A: A face ampoule is a watery consistency that acts like a serum. It's a potent blend of ingredients for targeted skin concerns. Since they have a small molecular structure, they easily absorb the into the skin. While they may hydrate the skin, it's not meant to replace a moisturiser. It's essential to use them both if you want healthy skin. If you want to dilute the potency of an ampoule, you can mix a few drops of it with a moisturiser based on your skin type.

A: While some gentle hydration ampoules may be safe for daily use, most potent formulations (e.g., vitamin C, retinol, high-dose acids) should not be used indefinitely. Follow the brand's instructions and listen to your skin—if you notice stinging, peeling, or redness, discontinue use.

A: Not necessarily “better”—just different. Ampoules are for targeted, short-term correction; serums are for consistent, long-term maintenance. Think of ampoules as a sprint and serums as a marathon. Many users benefit from incorporating both strategically.

A: Match the active ingredient to your primary concern: vitamin C for dullness, niacinamide for oil control, peptides for aging, and centella for sensitivity. If you have reactive skin, opt for fragrance-free, minimal-formula ampoules with soothing bases like squalane or beta-glucan.