A treatment-led body-wash concept for brands targeting rough-feeling, dull or uneven-looking body skin. The acid system, pH, surfactants, contact time and claims must be developed and reviewed together.
Product positioning
Combines daily cleansing with an exfoliating body-care direction. Suitable for facial-inspired body-care lines, rough-texture routines and coordinated wash, lotion and serum collections.
Formula development
AHA, PHA or blended systems may be evaluated according to the target skin feel and market. Cleanser mildness, acid level, pH and supporting humectants must be balanced to avoid an overly stripping routine.
Acid wash versus scrub-to-foam
An acid wash delivers a smooth cleanser experience, while scrub-to-foam uses visible particles and massage. These are different product routes and should have separate names, instructions and test plans.
Responsible claims
Use cosmetic wording such as smoother-looking texture, refreshed skin or improved appearance when supported. Do not claim to treat keratosis pilaris, acne or other medical conditions without the appropriate product route and authorization.
Packaging options
Pump and flip-top bottles can be reviewed according to viscosity, pH, size and channel. Test formula contact with closure materials, dispensing, leakage and label durability in wet conditions.
Testing priorities
• Stability and microbiological safety
• pH control and acid-system monitoring
• Cleansing, foam and rinse feel
• Consumer-use and tolerance evaluation
• Packaging compatibility and transport testing
• Final claims and label review for the destination market
Collection opportunities
Pair with niacinamide body serum, ceramide body cream or a gentle non-acid cleanser to build a balanced routine. Usage instructions should help consumers avoid unnecessary over-exfoliation.
MOQ
MOQ starts from 100 pcs per SKU for selected stable formulas using in-stock bottles. Custom formulas, colors, fragrances, and packaging are quoted based on project requirements.
Buyer FAQ
Can AHA and PHA be combined?
Yes, a blend may be evaluated, but level, pH, stability, safety and claims must be confirmed for the complete formula.
Can this be used every day?
Frequency depends on the approved formula and directions. The final label should specify suitable use.
Is the product suitable for sensitive skin?
That claim requires formula review and appropriate testing; an acid cleanser is not automatically suitable for sensitive skin.
Can I choose a fragrance-free version?
Yes, a fragrance-free direction can be reviewed subject to formula and raw-material odor evaluation.
How do I request a sample?