Facial cleansers contract manufacturing
Cleansers make or break a routine, so this category is built around mild surfactants and controlled exfoliation rather than stripping foam. We produce amino-acid mousse, salicylic-acid gel wash, cream cleansers and oil-to-milk textures.
Cleansers are formulation-sensitive in a way that is easy to underestimate. The surfactant system sets the after-wash feel, the pH decides whether an acid active still works, and the preservative system has to survive a product that is constantly in contact with water in the bathroom.
What we produce in this category
- Amino-acid self-foaming mousse for dry and sensitive skin
- Salicylic-acid gel wash for oily and blemish-prone skin
- Cream and milk cleansers for makeup removal
- Oil-to-milk and balm formats for double cleansing
Facial cleansers products in the stock library
Each of these is already formulated and tested. Open a product to see the specification and the adjustments available.
Questions about facial cleansers
Answers specific to this category rather than to cosmetics in general.
Sulfate-free or amino-acid: which should I choose?
Sulfate-free describes what is absent; amino-acid describes the surfactant family. Amino-acid systems are generally milder and more expensive, which suits sensitive-skin positioning. Sulfate systems foam harder and cost less, which suits volume products.
Can a cleanser really deliver an active benefit?
Partly. Rinse-off contact time limits what an active can do, so acids in a cleanser mostly support surface renewal rather than deep treatment. A leave-on product in the same routine should carry the main claim.
What pack formats do you fill?
Tubes, foam pumps, standard pumps and squeeze bottles, from 50 ml travel sizes to 500 ml family formats.
Quote a facial cleansers project
Send the target market, the volume and the pack you have in mind. The reply will include the closest stock formulas and a sampling date.