Choose the product. Confirm the scope.

Oil-control and pore-care ranges.

Discuss lightweight serums, gels, toners and complementary daily-cleansing formats for oily and combination-skin positioning. Start with the role of the product in the routine, reference texture and preferred ingredients.

Ingredient presence does not establish finished-product efficacy or Halal coverage. The complete formula, sourcing records, finished-product claims and supporting tests need to be reviewed together.

Cleansers, masks and brightening formats.

KEYING’s product categories include cleansing gels, foams and oils; clay, cream and sheet-mask formats; and brightening serums, lotions and creams. Use an existing product concept to describe your project or bring your own development brief.

For rinse-off products, explain the desired lather and after-feel. For a serum or cream, describe texture, dispensing format and intended routine. For a mask, confirm single-use or multi-use packaging and application format.

Scalp and body-care projects.

Our development scope also includes scalp-care formulations, body washes and complementary body products. Define wash-off or leave-on use, fragrance direction and packaging before reviewing formulation options.

Confirm the relevant category and product list in the certificate documents. The status of a facial skincare product should not be used as evidence for a different scalp or body product.

What the manufacturing quote needs to cover.

MOQ, commercial prices and lead times are quoted for the selected product and packaging. Send what you know; our team can identify which decisions still need to be made.

• Approved formula, intended use and agreed product specification
• Raw-material information and the requested Halal documentation
• Packaging compatibility, artwork and destination language
• Sampling, testing and approval responsibilities
• Project MOQ, production schedule, packing and shipment terms