Focused Color Edit
Launch a small group of useful shades in one bottle and formula system.
Small Batch Brand Launch
Selected standard-formula and standard-packaging projects may start from 100 branded bottles, helping new brands test a focused range before larger inventory.
Quick Answer
Reduce variables while keeping the first collection commercially useful.
Launch a small group of useful shades in one bottle and formula system.
Create a compact salon or starter system instead of a large color wall.
Use selected stock shades and branded labels, then develop signature colors after sales data.
MOQ follows manufacturing and packaging setup, not only total bottle count.
Standard formulas are simpler; custom development and special materials can raise minimums.
Many shades at tiny quantities are harder than a focused shade plan.
Standard bottles and applied labels are simpler than custom molds, direct printing and boxes.
Provide a vector logo and complete label copy before costing decoration.
Define testing and document requirements before approving the commercial scope.
Compare landed cost including cartons, freight, duties and local handling.
Mixed-color planning can be discussed, but the number of colors and quantity per shade affect feasibility.
Not automatically. Boxes and special printing often have separate supplier minimums.
Custom formulation requires technical review and a project-specific minimum; the simplest route uses a confirmed standard formula.
Preserve formula codes, shade references and artwork, then reorder proven shades and add new colors in controlled groups.
Send your market, product list, quantities, packaging and document requirements.