1. Brief and feasibility
Share product, market, quantity, price position, reference and timing. The team identifies missing information and the practical route.
Launch workflow
Approve the right decisions in the right order
Product, formula, packaging, artwork and quantity decisions are connected. Approving them in sequence reduces avoidable rework.
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2. Formula and sample
Confirm the sample scope, review the product and record required adjustments before bulk approval.
3. Packaging and artwork
Confirm the pack, decoration, label files, compatibility requirements and packaging supplier timing.
4. Bulk and delivery preparation
Confirm the order, production plan, in-process review, finished-product checks and export packing requirements.
Inside Fangke
See where your skincare takes shape
Explore Fangke’s factory through footage and photographs of mixing, filling, labeling and packaging equipment.
A closer look at the factory
See the factory setting and selected production scenes.
Project routes
Review the route that matches your brief
Use a ready direction without treating it as a generic productUnderstand how an existing or adjustable formula route can support a focused private label product launch.Review this route →Check the pack before finalizing the designReview bottle, jar, tube, dispensing, decoration, label and export packing decisions before private label artwork approval.Review this route →Choose the First Skincare Product by Its Place in the RoutineChoose the first product for a private label skincare range. Compare cleanser, serum and moisturizer roles, sample criteria and packaging decisions.Review this route →
Project review
Send the information needed for a useful first response
Include the product, expected quantity, destination market, formula or product reference, packaging idea and required delivery window.