Face Gel Cream · 100 g / 3.4 oz
Skin Care · Face Gel Cream
Hydra Peach Gel Cream Custom Formula Manufacturer
Private-label face gel cream concept with a 50 mL / 1.7 fl oz reference pack. Built for sourcing conversations around formula, packaging, quantity and quotation.
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Reference & pricing note
Images and packaging are for product-development reference only. The trademark, label artwork and overall visual design must be adapted to your brand before production. Final pricing is quoted after the formula, fill size, packaging materials, decoration process, order quantity and destination-market requirements are confirmed.
- Reference pack
- 50 mL / 1.7 fl oz
- Category
- Face Gel Cream
- Project basis
- OEM / ODM / private label
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Buyer overview
A clear starting point for your product brief.
Hydra Peach Gel Cream is a private-label face gel cream packaging and product concept for skincare brands, beauty distributors and private-label importers. The pictured reference pack is 50 mL / 1.7 fl oz. Use this page to discuss formula direction, packaging format, order quantity and quotation with King Metis.
Key features
- 01Peach gel concept
- 02Intense hydration
- 03All-skin-types positioning
Customization
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Customization discussion: formula direction, fragrance or texture where applicable, packaging components, label artwork, pack size, outer carton and buyer-supplied market brief. Final selections follow the confirmed project brief and sample.
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- target market
- preferred formula or benchmark
- pack size
- packaging style
- quantity/MOQ
- target price range
- artwork status
- delivery destination
- required timeline
Manufacturing options
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Private label and OEM planning
Hydra Peach Gel Cream can be used as a starting point for a private-label or OEM discussion. Confirm the intended user, formula direction, sensory target and packaging basis before requesting commercial terms.
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ODM and custom development
When more product decisions remain open, share the target texture, fragrance, format, destination market and the specific characteristics of any benchmark that should guide the first sample review.
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Order and production planning
Provide the expected quantity by SKU, preferred fill size, pack format and artwork readiness. These inputs support a useful quotation review without assuming a fixed minimum or price.
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Packaging and market review
Confirm the packaging format, decoration direction, artwork status, destination market and documents to discuss. King Metis can then review this skin care direction against the final buyer brief.
Product accuracy
Formula, claims and compliance are confirmed against the final buyer brief.
This page is a private-label manufacturing reference, not a fixed retail offer. Ingredient direction, pack, artwork, testing and destination-market requirements remain subject to project review.
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