Korean-inspired skincare

Korean-inspired skincare and cosmetics, developed and manufactured in China for your brand.

Develop your skincare ritualExplore product directions
Luxa milky toner, pale green serum and ivory cream jar styled as a skincare routine

Build around the ritual

Take inspiration from the textures, layering and everyday rituals associated with Korean beauty. Translate the direction into a specific product brief: a milky toner, a lightweight serum, a comforting cream or a considered lip-care step.

Luxa connects that creative direction with formula development, packaging and production in China. Define what matters to your brand through texture, finish, dispensing and the place each product holds in the routine.

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Shape the skincare ritual

Start the brief with the format, experience and presentation you want to develop.

Give the routine a shared identity

A connected collection needs more than matching labels. Let each formula have its own role while the bottle shapes, colour, typography and application experience tell one brand story. Start with the strongest product and build the routine around it.

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Texture and finish

Bring reference products that explain milky, watery, gel or cream textures and the finish you want.

Routine and layering

Define when each product is used and how it complements the next step.

Brand and origin

Create your own label and packaging identity around a collection manufactured in China.

Chemist adjusting a bench-top stirrer mixing a white cream sample

Take texture into development

Bench samples give the brief a physical reference. Compare spread, absorption and finish, then assess the formula with its intended dispensing component and pack.

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From idea to first order

  1. Define the product

    Choose the customer, product role, target market and launch channel. Bring reference textures and packaging that explain your direction.

  2. Develop the sample

    Compare formula feel, dispensing, component fit and pack appearance. Record the sample version and the details to carry into production.

  3. Approve the finished pack

    Bring the formula, bottle, closure, decoration, carton and unit information together in one approval record.

  4. Plan the first order

    Align SKU quantities, production scope, delivery destination and the next order with your launch plan.

Before you begin

Where are the products manufactured?

The products are developed and manufactured in China. Korean-inspired describes the beauty direction, textures and routine concept.

Which formats can I develop?

Bring a brief for milky toners, serums, face creams, hydrogel masks or lip care. Define the sensory direction and packaging alongside each product role.

Can I create a coordinated routine?

Yes. Start with the role of each formula, then align the packaging, application order and brand presentation across the collection.

Can I bring a Korean skincare benchmark?

Yes. Use it to explain the texture, finish, dispensing and use experience you want to explore. The development brief defines the product for your own brand.

Bring your idea to Luxa

Share your product, target customer, sales channel, destination market and estimated quantity. We’ll connect the formula, packaging and sample plan.

Develop your skincare ritual