Cushion compact
Foundation and BB cushion, vacuum-adsorption filled.
Categories
We manufacture colour cosmetics only. That focus is why the shade libraries, the filling equipment and the tolerances are specific to each category instead of shared.
Foundation and BB cushion, vacuum-adsorption filled.
Cream and paste, single tube to 12-pan palette.
Gloss, oil and tint, texture tuned per market.
Pour-moulded bullets, matte to satin.
Setting, blotting and finishing, constant pressed.
Powder and wax based, wood or plastic barrel.
01
The difficulty in a cushion is not the formula — it is the fill. The sponge has to hold an even load and release a consistent dose on every press.
We fill by vacuum adsorption, then assemble case, sponge and mirror on the same line. Shade matching runs against your standard, with ΔE recorded per batch.
| Formats | Foundation, BB, tinted moisturiser cushion |
| Fill | Vacuum adsorption into sponge, in-case |
| Shades | Matched from 500+ on file, or to your reference |
| Bulk minimum | From 30 kg per formula |
| Sampling | 3 days from approved brief |
| Packaging | Case, sponge, mirror, secondary carton sourced or supplied by you |
02
Coverage is a formulation decision, not a pigment dump. Push coverage too far and the product creases; not far enough and it disappears under foundation.
We build single-shade tubes and multi-pan corrector palettes, with the shade set matched as a system so the pans read correctly against each other.
| Formats | Liquid wand, cream pot, stick, pan palette (4–12 pan) |
| Coverage | Light, medium, full — specified at brief |
| Shades | Single shade or matched corrector set |
| Bulk minimum | From 30 kg per formula |
| Sampling | 3 days from approved brief |
| Testing | Melting point and 1.2 m drop on every batch |
03
Gloss is judged in the first three seconds: how it sits, how it wears, whether it migrates. Tack and viscosity have to be tuned to the applicator and the climate of the market you sell into.
We match texture to your reference and test the finished tube for leakage and stability before release.
| Formats | Gloss, lip oil, tint, plumping base |
| Finish | Clear, sheer, saturated, metallic, shimmer |
| Applicator | Doe-foot, brush, paddle, silicone |
| Bulk minimum | From 30 kg per formula |
| Sampling | 3 days from approved brief |
| Testing | Fill weight, leakage, microbiological |
04
A bullet is a cooling problem disguised as a colour problem. Pour too warm and you trap air; cool too fast and the surface sinks or sweats.
Moulding runs on a controlled temperature curve, and every batch is checked for drop point and drop resistance before it is cased.
| Formats | Standard bullet, slim bullet, refillable case |
| Finish | Matte, satin, cream, sheer |
| Moulding | Pour moulding with controlled cooling curve |
| Bulk minimum | From 30 kg per formula |
| Sampling | 3 days from approved brief |
| Testing | Melting point, 1.2 m drop, microbiological |
05
Press pressure decides two things at once: how the powder pays off and whether the pan survives being dropped. Too light and it crumbles in transit; too heavy and it turns hard and patchy.
Pressing runs at constant pressure, and every batch goes through a 1.2 m drop test alongside the pan-integrity check.
| Formats | Setting, blotting, finishing, highlight, bronzer |
| Pan sizes | Standard compact, slim pan, palette pan |
| Pressing | Constant-pressure press, density held across the run |
| Bulk minimum | From 30 kg per formula |
| Sampling | 3 days from approved brief |
| Testing | Particle size D90, 1.2 m drop, microbiological |
06
A brow pencil is the hardest format to keep consistent, because the same barrel has to deliver a line that is soft enough to blend and firm enough not to snap.
Powder and wax systems are matched to the barrel type, with sharpening and colour-fastness checked per batch.
| Formats | Wood barrel, plastic barrel, twist-up, micro-tip |
| Systems | Powder-based, wax-based, hybrid |
| Shades | Standard brow range, matched to your palette |
| Bulk minimum | From 30 kg per formula |
| Sampling | 3 days from approved brief |
| Testing | Break resistance, colour fastness, microbiological |
A note on minimums
Our minimum applies to the bulk formula. How many finished units that becomes depends on your fill weight and packaging — roughly a thousand units for a 30 g foundation, fewer for a compact. Packaging minimums are set by the component, and we will tell you the real number before you commit.