BioSign offers cosmetics manufacturing services for businesses looking to develop or expand their skincare product ranges. Face serums are an important part of modern skincare collections, with different types designed around specific ingredients, textures and consumer preferences.
From hyaluronic acid and vitamin C serums to retinol, tea tree and niacinamide serums, explore the categories listed below and discuss your product requirements with BioSign. We work with businesses to discuss their product concepts, packaging preferences and private-label or contract manufacturing needs.
Types of Skincare Serums We Manufacture
1. Hyaluronic Acid Serum
Hyaluronic acid serums are popular in skincare collections focused on hydration and helping the skin feel smooth and supple. They can be considered by brands looking to add a hydrating serum to their product range.
2. Vitamin C Serum
Vitamin C serums are commonly included in skincare ranges designed around bright-looking skin and antioxidant-focused skincare. They are an option for brands seeking to expand their facial serum collections.
3. Zinc and Niacinamide Serum
Zinc and niacinamide serums are used in skincare ranges targeting concerns such as excess oil and blemish-prone skin. Brands can discuss their preferred formulation, intended audience and product positioning.
4. Gluta White Serum
Gluta White serums are positioned in some cosmetic ranges around a brighter and more even-looking complexion. The product concept, intended ingredients and appropriate cosmetic claims should be confirmed during product planning.
5. Anti-Aging Serum
Anti-aging serums are developed for skincare collections focused on the appearance of visible signs of skin ageing. Product concepts may be planned around the brand’s intended audience and chosen ingredients, with claims appropriate to the final formulation.
6. Dark Circle Eye Serum
Dark circle eye serums are designed for skincare ranges focused on the delicate under-eye area. Brands interested in this category can discuss the intended product concept, application format and packaging requirements.
7. Retinol Serum
Retinol serums are included in skincare collections focused on the appearance of skin texture and visible signs of ageing. Formulation, product use instructions and appropriate warnings should be considered carefully when developing this type of product.
8. Tea Tree Serum
Tea tree serums are suitable for skincare ranges featuring tea tree as a key ingredient. They are often positioned for blemish-prone skin, depending on the final formulation and the cosmetic claims that can be supported.
9. Salicylic Acid Serum
Salicylic acid serums are used in skincare collections targeting concerns such as clogged pores and blemish-prone skin. The intended concentration, formulation requirements and applicable product regulations should be considered during development.
10. Whitening Serum
Whitening serums are positioned in some skincare ranges around a brighter and more even-looking complexion. Brands can discuss their desired product concept and ingredient preferences while ensuring that final product claims are appropriate and compliant with applicable regulations.
Skin serum Manufacturing for Your Brand
Developing a serum range involves selecting the right product category, understanding your target audience and planning suitable packaging. BioSign works with businesses to discuss their skincare product concepts and manufacturing requirements.
Depending on the agreed project scope and confirmed capabilities, discussions may cover:
- Serum category and product concept
- Preferred ingredients and formulation requirements
- Product texture and presentation
- Packaging and labelling preferences
- Private-label or contract manufacturing requirements
Whether you are planning to launch a single serum or expand an existing skincare collection, share your requirements with BioSign to discuss the next steps.
Discuss Your Serum Manufacturing Requirements
Planning to launch a hyaluronic acid, vitamin C, niacinamide, retinol or another type of serum under your brand? Contact BioSign to discuss your product concept, packaging preferences and manufacturing requirements.