Bath & Shower
Body wash, shower gel, shower oil, cleansing mousse and soap bars.
BATH, BODY AND PERSONAL CARE
As a private label bath and body manufacturer, UniBeauty develops bath, shower, body care and selected hair-wash products with coordinated formula, fragrance, packaging and accessories.

A useful bath and body brief connects the intended routine, sensory experience and commercial plan before sampling begins.
We help brands and distributors translate cleansing, moisturizing and targeted-care ideas into clear product briefs. Formula, fragrance, color, texture and dispensing should support one consistent consumer experience.
Compatibility, stability, safety, packaging protection and destination-market requirements depend on the complete product system—not on a single ingredient or claim.
BATH & BODY CATEGORY DEVELOPMENT
From daily body wash to indulgent bath rituals, we combine formula expertise, fragrance direction and packaging development to help create a distinctive and cohesive bath and body range.
UniBeauty development sample visualization; final formula, testing and specifications are project-specific.
Start with the buyer use case, then select the formats and packaging needed for a focused first range.
Body wash, shower gel, shower oil, cleansing mousse and soap bars.
Bubble bath, bath salts, bath soaks, bath bombs and shower steamers.
Body lotion, body milk, body cream, body butter and body gel.
Body scrub, sugar scrub, salt scrub, body polish and exfoliating wash.
Body oil, massage oil, firming care and targeted body treatments.
Shampoo, conditioner, hair mask, scalp scrub and 2-in-1 wash.
Hand wash, hand cream, hand mask and cuticle care.
Foot soak, foot scrub, foot cream, foot mask and deodorizing spray.
Bath sponge, mesh pouf, scrub glove, bath brush and shower cap.
FROM PRODUCT IDEA TO APPROVED BRIEF
Define these four areas early so formula, packaging, testing and quotation can be reviewed as one complete product system.
Choose the format, cleansing or care performance, viscosity, foam, rinse feel and after-feel.
What should the product do?
Define fragrance family, intensity, color, exfoliation level and the intended bath or shower experience.
How should it feel and smell?
Coordinate fill size, pump, tube, jar, sachet or set packaging with viscosity, hygiene and use occasion.
How will the customer use it?
Plan stability, compatibility, microbiological, safety and destination-market requirements.
What must be verified?
Use the full scope to compare formats, then prioritize only the products with a clear role in the intended market.
Body wash, shower gel, shower oil, cleansing mousse, soap bars, 2-in-1 and 3-in-1 wash.
Bubble bath, bath salts, bath soak, bath bombs and shower steamers.
Body lotion, body milk, cream, butter, gel and balm.
Sugar or salt scrub, body polish, exfoliating wash, body oil, massage oil and targeted-care directions.
Shampoo, conditioner, hair mask, scalp scrub and selected treatments.
Hand wash, cream, mask and cuticle care; foot soak, scrub, cream and mask.
Body mist, deodorant, travel sizes and coordinated gift sets.
Poufs, sponges, gloves, bath brushes, shower caps, bottles, jars, sachets and secondary packaging.
Buyer note: Claims, testing, documentation, minimum quantity and final availability are confirmed for the selected format, specification and destination market.
COMMERCIAL RANGE PLANNING
A focused, well-structured launch helps distributors and brands move faster and build repeat business.
Compare local shelves, price bands and buyer feedback to identify a real consumer need.
Select one or two hero SKUs with a clear use experience and achievable target cost.
Build a balanced range with complementary formats, fragrances and price points.
Align packaging quantities, first-order volume and forecast demand for repeat supply.

These details help us recommend a suitable development route and prepare a more useful quotation.
FROM BRIEF TO DELIVERY
A coordinated path keeps product, packaging and commercial decisions aligned at each milestone.
Consumer, channel, benchmarks and commercial inputs.
Private label, OEM or ODM starting route.
Product, fragrance and packaging evaluation.
Compatibility, decoration and information files.
Relevant checks and destination-market documentation.
Final approval, production and delivery preparation.
Quick answers to common questions from brands and distributors.
Yes. Texture, fragrance, color, key ingredient direction, sensory target and packaging route are reviewed together before sampling.
Fragrance family, intensity, benchmark and product base are confirmed first. Final selection is evaluated in the finished formula.
Packaging is chosen around viscosity, dispensing, repeated-use hygiene, compatibility, fill size, decoration and target cost.
The plan depends on the product and destination market, and may include stability, compatibility, microbiological and safety review.