Hair care and men’s styling, built to your brief
We do not sell a fixed catalogue of stock formulas. Each of the lines below is a formulation capability — a set of systems we know how to build, tune and produce. What you get is the version of it that fits your market, your hair type and your price.
Oil, treat, and the tools that go with them
Hair Oil
Anhydrous and emulsion oils for shine and scalp care.
Scalp Massager
Silicone scalp brushes and roller-ball applicators for retail and salon.
Scalp Oil + Massager Set
Oil and silicone applicator boxed together as one retail SKU.
Hair Mask Cap
Heat-cap and sachet masks that rinse clean.
Leave-in Mask Cream
No-rinse peptide and keratin creams for damaged hair.
Hair Mist
Fragrance mists and lightweight leave-in sprays.
Anti Frizz Stick
Mascara-wand serum for flyaways, bangs and the nape.
Self-Heating Steam Mask
Sachet cap that warms on contact, no machine needed.
Hold, texture, finish
Gel, wax, clay and spray are sold on how they feel on the head after six hours, not on how they look in the tin. Each format carries its own failure mode — flaking, greasiness in transit, dryness, patchy spray — and each is specified against it.
Hair Gel
Comb-through gel with hold that survives the day.
Hair Wax
Pliable hold with a matte-to-satin finish.
Styling Clay
High-matte texture for volume and separation.
Styling Spray
Fine mist, even distribution, brushable set.
A published formula is a formula you cannot own.
Most contract manufacturers publish a product list with specification tables, then manufacture the same thing for every client. That is fine for commodity lines, but it means your product is identical to the next brand's and carries no exclusivity. We work the other way: the systems on each page are the starting point, and the finished formula is built for your brief — which is also what makes an exclusive arrangement possible.
Not sure which line fits your product?
Send a photo of the pack and the retail price. We will tell you which of the four lines it belongs to and what the realistic formulation route is.