OEM & ODM
Make Your Next Beauty Device
Your Own
Choose an existing model, build your private label, or develop a new product. Start with your market and the changes your project needs.
Choose the Right Route for Your Project
Each route starts with a different level of product and development readiness.
What to Prepare Before We Start
A clear brief helps us review feasibility, sample scope and the appropriate development route.
Market & Channel
Destination country, intended use, selling channel and target customer.
Model & Quantity
Selected models, estimated order quantities and the changes you need.
Brand & Requirements
Logo files, packaging references, functions and relevant product requirements.
Your Project, from Brief to Delivery
Compare the steps for existing-model customization and new product development.
- 01
Discuss Needs
Tell us your goals and target market.
- 02
Confirm Model
Choose an existing model or customization.
- 03
Logo & Packaging
Design and approve your brand details.
- 04
Sample Confirmation
Test and validate the agreed sample.
- 05
Mass Production
Follow the agreed quality plan.
- 06
Delivery
Coordinate shipment and after-sales support.
- 01
Define Brief
Requirements and feasibility
- 02
Design
Appearance and structure
- 03
Prototype
Evaluate a working sample
- 04
Tooling
Confirm and produce tooling
- 05
Pilot Run
Validate the production process
- 06
Production
Proceed after approval
Before You Start Your Project
Q1. Can I order a sample first?
Discuss the model and intended market with the team. Sample scope, cost and availability are confirmed for your project.
Q2. What is your MOQ?
MOQ varies with the model, logo, colour, packaging and functional changes. Request a project-specific quotation.
Q3. Can you customize our logo and packaging?
Private-label projects can include logo, colour, packaging and manuals. Confirm feasibility and quantities before sampling.
Q4. What is the lead time?
Existing models, customized packaging and new development follow different schedules. The quotation and approved sample define the agreed timeline.
Q5. How are development cost and tooling ownership agreed?
New development needs a defined brief. Development scope, tooling arrangements, sample approvals, intellectual-property terms and production milestones should be agreed in the project contract.
Q6. What about after-sales support?
Discuss the warranty terms, spare parts and technical support scope as part of your purchase agreement.



