01 / DEVELOPMENT
A target claim is not a test result.
Set the intended market
Specify where you plan to sell and the claims you intend to make. Ask the team to confirm the development scope and required testing before setting a launch date.
Describe wear preferences
Document the finish, spreadability, fragrance preference and application context. Evaluate sensory samples separately from the evidence needed to support protection claims.
Plan approvals in sequence
Finalise the formula and packaging, agree testing, then confirm artwork. Do not publish an SPF, broad-spectrum or water-resistance claim simply because it appeared in the original brief.
02 / PRODUCT DIRECTION
Choose a starting point.
These are directions to discuss—not fixed recipes or a promise that every requested combination is available. The final specification follows technical and commercial review.
- Cream formats
- Fluid formats
- Daily-use positioning
03 / PREPARE YOUR BRIEF
A more useful first conversation.
You do not need a finished formula to get started. Bring your priorities, reference products and the decisions you still need help making.
- Intended sales market
- Target claims for assessment
- Finish and texture preference
- Pack, budget and testing timeline
Before you approve production
Confirm the formula, finished quantity, packaging, artwork, testing scope and delivery plan in writing. Keep the approved sample as the reference for your order.
See the manufacturing process04 / COMMON QUESTIONS
Details before decisions.
What is the MOQ for sunscreen?
The starting MOQ is 500–1000 pc per SKU. Confirm the exact quantity against your formula, component availability and packaging requirements in the quotation. Custom components may have separate minimums.
Is a target SPF guaranteed at the sampling stage?
No. A target SPF is a development requirement, not a verified result. Confirm finished-product testing and the applicable labelling requirements before making the claim.
What should I have ready before requesting a quote?
Share intended sales market, target claims for assessment, finish and texture preference, pack, budget and testing timeline. Include the number of SKUs and your intended order quantity. An incomplete brief can be discussed, but the quote needs agreed specifications.
When can production start?
Production timing is confirmed after the formulation, packaging, artwork and agreed testing scope are approved. A sampling target is not a guaranteed production or delivery date.