Hair Colour
Shampoo colour, foam, cream, temporary formats, beard and brow.
Explore rangePrivate label hair care · OEM / ODM
We manufacture the products — we do not resell them. Shampoo, colour, scalp care and styling are developed, filled and packed in Guangzhou, then shipped under your brand.
01 — The range
Each family is a set of directions we already produce. Pick a starting SKU, change the packaging and language, and the formula work is already done.
Shampoo colour, foam, cream, temporary formats, beard and brow.
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Shampoo, conditioner, masks, leave-in treatments and bars.
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Rosemary oil, serum, clarifying cleanser, scrub and tonic.
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Sea salt spray, volumising powder, wax, clay, curl and smoothing cream.
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02 — Why source
When you buy from a trading company, every technical question travels one step further and comes back slower. We sit on the production floor, so the answer is the same day.
Viscosity, scent strength, preservative system and texture are discussed against a batch record, not paraphrased through a middleman.
Filling, labelling, cartoning and inspection happen in the same building. Nothing travels between suppliers while your launch date counts down.
Ingredient lists, MSDS, COA and export records come from the site that made your batch — what an importer's compliance team asks for.
03 — Process
Every step names what you send and what we confirm, so the project never stalls waiting on an unclear next move.
You pick a family, a direction and a target market. We confirm the formula fits before anything else moves.
Fill size, bottle or jar, closure, label language and carton. Packaging decides the MOQ, so it comes early.
Produced against the agreed formula and pack. Timing depends on whether the formula exists or needs development.
Unit price ladder, MOQ per component, lead time and the document set for your market.
Filling, labelling, cartoning, in-process checks and batch records, all under one roof.
Export packing and paperwork for your channel — distributor, marketplace or salon retail.
04 — Starting points
A useful shortlist, not a catalogue. Each one has a clear reason to be the first product in a line.
Styling · SLV-ST-006
Texture and volume, visible immediately
Hair Colour · SLV-HD-001
Grey coverage in a wash step
Hair Care · SLV-HC-001
The base SKU of every wash line
Scalp Care · SLV-SC-003
Ingredient-led hero treatment
Hair Colour · SLV-HD-006
Foam application for first-time colour users
05 — Who we serve
A salon needs a retail line. A marketplace seller needs one product that films well. A distributor needs a price ladder. The route changes with the buyer.
A retail line that carries the salon name: shampoo, masks, styling and take-home care in sizes that work on the shelf and at the backbar.
Plan a salon line
Start with one hero SKU or a three-piece set. Prove the positioning before spending on moulds, new formulas or a wide range.
Plan a first launch
Products chosen for what they show on camera: visible texture, fast results and packaging that photographs well in a listing.
Plan a hero SKU
A regional mix across colour, care, scalp and styling, with coordinated packaging and a price ladder that survives a resale chain.
Build a regional mix06 — Ways to work
The right depth depends on how much you want to own and how fast you need to be on shelf. Most first orders sit in the middle.
Least work
Take an existing direction and pack. Add your logo, your label language and your carton artwork. Fastest route to a first order.
Most common
Keep the formula base. Change fragrance, colour, fill size, closure or carton structure to make the product yours.
Most control
Develop from a brief: concept, formula direction, component sourcing, artwork support, documentation and production.
07 — Evidence
Compliance teams ask for documents before they ask for prices. Here is what we prepare, and the point in the project where it becomes available.
Documents & systems
Importers and marketplaces ask for paperwork before they agree a listing. Licences, GMP certificates and market-specific records are held by the site that makes your batch, and current copies are issued per project.
Yes, and it is usually the better decision. One hero SKU proves the packaging, the price point and the channel before you commit to a range. Most lines we fill start this way.
Ready-to-brand means you take a direction we already produce and add your label, language and carton. OEM/ODM means the formula, component and artwork are developed around your brief, which takes longer but gives you something you own.
MOQ is set per formula, per fill size and per component. The bottle, the pump and the printing process each carry their own minimum, so the number changes once packaging is confirmed — not before.
Yes. Samples are organised after the product direction, the packaging route and the target market are clear, because a sample without those three answers is not a useful sample.
Ingredient lists, MSDS, COA and export paperwork are prepared per product and per destination market. Tell us the market first — the document set depends on it.
Sample timing depends on whether the formula already exists or has to be developed, and on packaging availability. We confirm the schedule per project rather than quoting a single number for everything.
Start here
Three details are enough for a useful reply. We will tell you which direction fits, what the packaging does to the MOQ, and what a sample would involve.
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