Cosmetic Manufacturing FAQs

One Stop Beauty Hub is supported by our own manufacturing facilities, enabling us to provide comprehensive OEM, ODM, and private label solutions for beauty brands worldwide.

From product development, cosmetics formulation to manufacturing and packaging, we offer a complete end-to-end solution tailored to your brand’s needs. 

We also offer flexible standalone services, including cosmetics manufacturing and custom packaging manufacturing, allowing you to choose only the services you require.

Our mission is simple: to help your brand and your customers shine.

For further inquiries, please contact our sales lead andi.ruan@onestopbeautyhub.com. Thank you.

Yes. 

As a GMPC and ISO 22716-certified cosmetics manufacturer, we provide comprehensive technical documentation for every production batch, including MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) and COA (Certificate of Analysis). 

These Quality Assurance/Quality Control documents help support product quality verification, regulatory requirements, customs clearance, and retail compliance across international markets. 

Our documentation process is designed to give overseas brands, distributors, and retailers confidence when sourcing cosmetics from us.

For further inquiries, please contact our sales lead andi.ruan@onestopbeautyhub.com. Thank you.

Typically, trial samples can be shipped to you within 2–3 weeks, depending on the product requirements. 

You are also welcome to visit our manufacturing facility in Guangzhou, China. 

By working directly with our engineers and designers on-site, we can accelerate the formula development and coordination process. 

Once we have a clear understanding of your requirements, our team can prepare trial samples within the same day, allowing you to review and evaluate the products promptly.

For further inquiries, please contact our sales lead andi.ruan@onestopbeautyhub.com. Thank you.

We require a minimum order of 5,000 units (10,000 packs for masks). 

To provide a product that requires original printing for the container design.  

As for the contents (the formula itself), it may be possible to produce them in our factory or laboratory. 

However, the final production quantity is not solely determined by us. It's a standard practice in the cosmetics industry. 

The overall production run will be determined by the Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ) requirements of the packaging and component suppliers.  

For example, even if we are capable of manufacturing only 1,000 to 2,000 units of a product, We are often required to order a larger quantity of jars, bottles, tubes, or other components from our suppliers. 

If their minimum production quantity is 5K, we must order at least that amount to proceed with the project. 

This is a common practice across the industry, not just with our factory.  

A possible method (for 1~2K) is for the OEM and ODM requester to supply containers and auxiliary materials to our factory.