Facial masks contract manufacturing
Mask formats we run include freeze-dried powder masks, wet sheet masks, clay and cream masks, and peel-off gels. Freeze-dried formats are filled in our 100,000-class cleanroom and shipped as dry powder plus activator.
Masks are the format most exposed to shipping economics and preservation challenges, and the format choice usually decides both. A wet sheet mask carries water and a preservative system; a freeze-dried mask carries neither, and the customer adds liquid at the point of use.
What we produce in this category
- Freeze-dried silk and non-woven masks with separate activator
- Wet sheet masks with essence fill
- Clay, mud and cream masks in tubes and jars
- Peel-off gels and overnight sleeping masks
Facial masks 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 masks
Answers specific to this category rather than to cosmetics in general.
Is a freeze-dried mask more expensive to produce?
Yes, per unit, because of the lyophilisation cycle and the higher cleanroom requirement. It is usually positioned as a premium ritual rather than a volume product.
Can the activator be a serum the brand already sells?
Often yes. We test the pairing, because the dry sheet's reconstitution behaviour depends on the viscosity and pH of the liquid you supply.
What is the typical shelf life?
24 to 36 months for a dry mask with an intact sachet barrier, and 24 to 36 months for a well-preserved wet mask. The figure is confirmed by stability testing on the specific formula and pack.
Quote a facial masks 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.