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Skincare manufacturing in Thailand

Serums, moisturisers, cleansers and treatments, developed in our own lab and filled on our own line in Pak Kret, Nonthaburi. This page covers the full skincare range, how texture and actives affect what you can make, and what you need to settle before we can quote.

The skincare range

Anything here can be produced from a formula we have already tested, or developed to your brief.

Serums and essences

From watery essences through to gel serums and light emulsions. The texture decision matters more than most brands expect — it changes how the product feels, how it layers, and what packaging it needs.

Moisturisers

Day and night creams across the full weight range. See the cream manufacturing page for the detail.

Cleansers

Foaming cleansers, cleansing gels and milk cleansers for face and body, including formulas within our halal certification scope.

Masks and treatments

Wash-off masks and intensive treatments, available in jars, tubes or single-use sachets.

Sunscreen

Face and body sun protection. Protection figures on a label carry legal obligations, so this has its own page.

Brightening products

A major category across Southeast Asia, and a tightly regulated one when it comes to claims. Read about claims and limits →

Formula development

How a skincare formula actually gets made

The process is the same whether you are adapting one of ours or starting from nothing. What changes is how many rounds it takes and what it costs.

  • Brief — what the product is for, who buys it, what texture and finish you want, which actives you want to feature, and which market it is going to. Reference products help enormously; bring one you like and one you do not.
  • Lab work — our team builds the formula, or adapts an existing base. Ingredient choice is constrained by your destination market's rules from this point onward, which is why we ask about the market first.
  • Samples — you test them properly, in real use, not just on the back of a hand in a meeting. Then we adjust. Several rounds is normal and is not a sign that anything is wrong.
  • Stability — a formula has to survive its shelf life in real conditions, not just look right in week one. Discuss the testing you need at the start; it takes time and cannot be compressed at the end.
  • Sign-off, then production — nothing is manufactured until you have approved a physical sample.
The full brand-building process
Laboratory beakers holding trial skincare textures during formula development at VAYO OEM

Active ingredients — what to think about

Actives are usually where a brand's story lives, and where the budget disappears if nobody is watching.

ConsiderationWhat it means in practice
Cost scales with how much you actually useA premium active at a token concentration adds cost to your bill without adding much to the product. Decide whether an ingredient is there to work or there to appear on the label, and be honest with yourself about it.
One or two heroes beat a long listCustomers recognise a small number of ingredient names. A list of fifteen actives raises your cost and communicates nothing.
Permitted use varies by marketAn ingredient that is fine in Thailand may be restricted or banned in another market, or allowed only up to a certain concentration. This is the main reason we ask which market you are selling into before development starts.
What you may claim is regulated separatelyContaining an ingredient does not entitle you to claim a result. Cosmetic claims are limited by law, and the limits differ by country.
Some actives are difficult to keep stableCertain popular actives degrade with light, air or time. That constrains your packaging and your shelf life, so it is a formula decision and a packaging decision at once.

Quality control

Retained samples

A sample from every production lot is kept under our Bulk Retain system with its product code, lot number, production date and expiry, signed by the inspector.

Halal scope

Certified by the Central Islamic Council of Thailand, registration กอท.ฮล. V597/2569, covering the products applied for. Tell us early if your product needs it.

Open to inspection

Book ahead and come and see the lab, the line and the QC records for yourself. We think that is worth more than a logo on a web page. Our standards →

Skincare manufacturing questions

Can you match an existing product?
We can usually get close to a texture, a finish and a general character, and that is often what a brand actually wants. We cannot reverse-engineer a competitor's exact formula, and you would not want a supplier who claimed they could. Bring the reference and we will tell you honestly how close we can get.
How many sample rounds are normal?
Two or three is typical for an adapted stock formula. A formula developed from scratch usually takes more. If you are working from overseas, factor in shipping time for each round when you plan your launch date.
Who owns a formula you develop for me?
Worth settling in writing before development starts rather than after. Raise it early and we will discuss what is possible for your project. A stock formula is by nature shared — that is why it is cheaper and faster.
Do you do stability and safety testing?
Tell us what your market or your importer requires and we will arrange what the project needs. We also supply the documentation that goes with it — Certificate of Analysis for the batch and SDS/MSDS for the formula. Testing is not an afterthought: it takes real time, so it belongs in the plan from the beginning rather than the week before launch.
What is the minimum order?
It depends on the batch size for your formula and on the packaging and print minimums. Sachets are lowest, then tubes, then jars and pump bottles. See the pricing and MOQ page.

Describe the product you have in mind

Texture, actives, market and budget. We will tell you what is realistic — free, no obligation.

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