GZ Cosmetics Lab manufactures body wash in Guangzhou, China for private label, OEM and ODM projects. Explore five catalogue directions, then confirm the cleansing and fragrance experience, formula route, pump packaging and quotation for your brand.
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A lavender-led wash, a minimalist direction and a peppermint reference start different conversations. Compare the catalogue products below, then tell us which formula, scent, skin-feel and packaging decisions matter for your project.
Planning a wider wash-and-lotion range? Keep the Body Care manufacturing overview as your hub; each product still needs its own specification and quotation.
Share a product reference, target market, fragrance direction, packaging idea and quantity per SKU. Those inputs help define the next sampling and quotation step.
Five catalogue starting points
Each reference links to its own specifications. The fields shown here come from that product record; confirm the selected formula and packaging configuration in your quotation.
Lavender-led fragrance
Use this reference when scent character is central to your range. Describe the lavender profile and the fragrance intensity you want reviewed in the finished wash.
Everyday cleansing direction
Start a discussion around foam, rinse feel and after-feel. Agree the actual formula specification and evidence for the claims you intend to use.
Floral-fruity fragrance
Bring a scent reference and explain how the wash should fit your brand. If a matching lotion is planned, list it as a separate formula and SKU.
Minimalist formula brief
Specify ingredient and fragrance restrictions early. Sensitive-skin positioning requires its own product review and supporting evidence; it is not established by the name.
Peppermint direction
Describe the intended sensory experience and user group. Confirm the proposed formula, instructions and destination-market claims before approving the direction.
Images show private-label product and packaging concepts, not evidence of a supplied or tested batch. Final appearance, formula and components are agreed for the project; catalogue listings do not imply ready stock.
A catalogue starting point, your own formula and a development brief involve different work. Agree the actual scope before comparing quotations.
Choose an existing catalogue direction as your starting point. Confirm the formula reference, permitted adjustments, fragrance and packaging in the quotation.
Review private label projects →Bring a formula and specifications you are entitled to use. Formula transfer, raw-material sourcing and manufacturing feasibility need review before a production scope is agreed.
Manufacture your formula →Start from a brief when the formula needs to be developed or adjusted. Agree the sensory target, sample rounds, evidence plan and bulk-production scope separately.
Develop from your brief →The formula you prefer still needs to work with its intended dispenser, label and market brief. Use these four decisions to define what the project must resolve.
Describe the lather, spreading and rinse experience you want. Use a reference and the supplier’s instructions when reviewing samples; foam or scent preference is not proof of mildness or skin benefit.
Provide the scent reference, desired intensity and any restrictions. Review the fragrance in the proposed wash, rather than approving a fragrance strip or assuming a lotion will smell identical.
Specify the bottle, pump, closure and label or decoration. Dispensing, leakage, compatibility and transport checks must cover the intended final components, not only the sample container.
Name the destination market and intended label claims. Agree the product specification, required studies, laboratory responsibilities and documents before deciding what the quotation must include.
The five listed references are 500ml pump-bottle directions. If you want another net content or component, include it as a request for review, not an assumed option.
Confirm quantities per formula and fragrance, component minimums, decoration, sampling, tests, documents and logistics. A listed MOQ or production window applies to a product reference; it does not settle every custom project condition.
Keep sensory sample approval separate from routine QC, final-pack compatibility and evidence supporting the intended claims. The quotation should identify the responsibilities, included work and separately quoted costs.
Review QC and batch-release planning →Yes. Select one of the five listed directions and share the changes you want assessed. The catalogue is a starting point for a project discussion, not a statement of ready-to-ship stock. Formula availability, adjustments, components and final manufacturing scope are confirmed in the quotation.
Each of the five product records currently lists 3,000 bottles per SKU. Confirm that figure for the chosen formula, fragrance and packaging. Different SKUs do not automatically share one minimum; custom components, decoration and sample or travel formats need their own conditions.
The five catalogue references on this page each list 500ml with a pump-bottle packaging direction. Other net contents or components can be included in your enquiry, but availability, filling feasibility, minimums and compatibility must be assessed; they are not confirmed by this page.
You can request a coordinated fragrance direction, but it needs review in each formula. A matching scent concept does not establish identical scent behaviour, shared packaging compatibility or one combined MOQ. Treat the wash and lotion as separate product scopes.
State the requirement before sampling so the proposed formula, ingredient documents and intended claim can be reviewed. These descriptions are not automatically supported by a catalogue name or product image. Do not assume certification or suitability for a particular user group without product-specific evidence.
No. Sensory direction, final formula and packaging, stability and compatibility, claim evidence and market documentation are separate confirmations. Agree what work is included, who provides the evidence and how the product version will be identified before release.
The product records list 35–45 days as production timing. This is not a guaranteed first-enquiry-to-delivery schedule. New development, sample review, component readiness, testing and artwork can affect the project; confirm the start conditions and final timetable in writing.
Send the product reference, market, fragrance direction, packaging and quantity per SKU. For broader wash, lotion and scrub range decisions, the body care buyer’s guide remains a separate planning resource.
Your final quotation defines the formula, components, evidence, documents and production schedule agreed for the project.
