Brands extending a complexion range beyond foundation
PRODUCT SOURCING CATEGORY
Private Label Blush, Contour & Pressed Powder
Plan face color and setting products with FANXI in China: blush, contour, highlighter, pressed powder and loose powder. Define texture, payoff, shade range and compact or stick packaging, then confirm supported options, samples and project-specific MOQ.
Formula, claims, MOQ, testing and timing are confirmed after feasibility review.

BUYER FIT
A stronger brief starts with a clear commercial fit.
Use these profiles as a starting point, then confirm the audience, market, channel, target price and launch role in the written brief.
Retail programs that need coordinated blush, contour and highlight tones
Private-label launches requiring recognizable compact presentation
PRODUCT-SPECIFIC BUYING GUIDE
Plan color, sculpting and setting as distinct jobs.
This range focuses on blush, contour, highlighter and setting powders. Liquid foundation, concealer and primer have their own base-makeup brief and shade-planning route.
Blush
Specify powder, cream or stick direction, color family, payoff and finish. For a blush palette, plan each pan's shade and role before comparing compact layouts and quantities.
Contour & contour sticks
Define shade depth, undertone and blendability against the target audience. For single or dual-ended contour sticks, review the mechanism, fill, paired shades and package compatibility together.
Highlighter
Choose a powder, cream or stick direction and describe the desired sheen and visible shimmer. Approve shade and finish under agreed lighting and application conditions before finalizing the pack.
Pressed powder & loose setting powder
Clarify whether the product is for setting, touch-ups or coverage. Pressed powder needs pan and compact review; loose powder needs sifter and closure review. A powder foundation brief must also specify coverage and shade architecture.
What to include in your quote brief
Include texture, use, shade range, quantity per shade, pan dimensions or stick format, packaging and destination country. Product and market requirements determine MOQ; a total quantity alone is not enough to quote a multi-shade range.
Existing product references for your brief
Catalog references illustrate a starting direction. Confirm specifications and availability; concept visuals are not a live stock list or a performance guarantee.
CATEGORY FORMATS
Start with a clear product format, then define what makes it yours.
Blush
Contour & highlighter
Pressed powder
Loose setting powder
OEM CAPABILITY
A development route built around the brief.
CUSTOM OPTIONS
Coordinate the decisions buyers will see and use.
FORMULA + PACKAGING ROUTE
Develop the product and its delivery system as one commercial format.
Formula route
- Select pressed powder, loose powder, cream or stick direction
- Define tone family, payoff, blendability and finish
- Approve shade and texture references under agreed evaluation conditions
Packaging route
- Review pan size, compact structure and filling method together
- Coordinate mirror, applicator, insert and secondary package
- Lock decoration and artwork against the approved compact
QUALITY & TESTING FOCUS
Define the evidence before the product is released.
The exact specification, testing and documentation scope depends on the approved formula, package, manufacturing facility and destination market.
Tone, payoff and pressed-powder integrity
Drop, hinge and compact-function review where relevant
Pan fill and visual consistency
Claim and ingredient review by destination
COMMERCIAL STARTING POINT
MOQ is qualified—not guessed.
Share the target market, channel, quantity, benchmark and launch timing to receive a useful preliminary scope.
Get a preliminary project scopeCATEGORY FAQ
Questions to resolve before sampling.
01Can several face products share one compact system?
Often yes, if pan dimensions, formula behavior, filling method and the intended assortment are reviewed together.
02How are blush and contour shade families planned?
The range is framed around audience, market, benchmark, depth, undertone and desired payoff before samples are approved.
03Can payoff be adjusted during sampling?
Yes. Feedback should reference the agreed application method and physical benchmark so changes remain measurable.