Product directions
Unbranded packaging concept: Hand and foot launch programs
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Ready-Formula Hand and Foot Care Private Label Launch

Private label launch route · Hand and foot launch programs

Hand and foot candidates solve different sensory and claim needs. Formula strength, pack availability, minimum order and timing are confirmed after project review.

MOQ & quotation
Confirmed for the selected formula, fill size, packaging and order plan.
Samples & production
Timing is confirmed after formula scope, packaging availability and required tests are reviewed.
Your brand
Original label and packaging design, with product wording reviewed for the destination market.

Formula, format & packaging options

Published reference values describe the cited ingredient or study. They are not test results for a FANGKE finished formula. Project options are selections to review in your development brief.

Fast-absorbing hand-cream launch

Screen a light hand-emulsion base with humectants, emollients and optional barrier-support ingredients.

Product format
Quick rub-in with controlled residual film and grip feel.
Packaging route
Portable squeeze tube or pump selected after leakage and repeated-cycle testing.
Fast-absorbing hand-cream launch Specifications
ParameterDevelopment detailBasis
Formula-candidate routeScreen a light hand-emulsion base with humectants, emollients and optional barrier-support ingredients.Project option
Launch formatQuick rub-in with controlled residual film and grip feel.Project option
Packaging routePortable squeeze tube or pump selected after leakage and repeated-cycle testing.Project option
Development referenceStudy reference: one panthenol-containing emollient was used for 3 weeks by 23 subjects after a 0.5% SDS challenge; a second study assessed microflora in 20 subjects. It does not validate this hand-cream candidate.Published reference[4]

Checks for the selected formula

  • Test rub-in, tack, grip feel and repeated-application tolerance.
  • Run emulsion stability, preservative efficacy and tube or pump cycle tests.
  • Review repair and sensitive-skin wording against final-product evidence.

Destination-market notes

Daily dry-hand comfort direction; no cracked-wound or dermatitis-treatment claim.

Intensive urea foot-cream launch

Screen a urea cream candidate only after final level, application area, tolerance and market classification are reviewed.

Product format
Rich but spreadable foot cream with controlled tack and sock transfer.
Packaging route
Barrier tube or pump selected after crystallization, leakage and dispensing tests.
Intensive urea foot-cream launch Specifications
ParameterDevelopment detailBasis
Formula-candidate routeScreen a urea cream candidate only after final level, application area, tolerance and market classification are reviewed.Project option
Launch formatRich but spreadable foot cream with controlled tack and sock transfer.Project option
Packaging routeBarrier tube or pump selected after crystallization, leakage and dispensing tests.Project option
Development referenceStudy reference: 22 volunteers used a 3% urea cream and 23 used a 10% urea cream twice daily for 3 weeks; the vehicles also differed. These data do not establish the workbook's 10% as Fangke's production level.Published reference[3]

Checks for the selected formula

  • Set the urea specification only after tolerance, stability and market review.
  • Test crystallization, pH drift, odor and package dispensing through stability.
  • Review every rough-skin, callus and repair claim against classification.

Destination-market notes

Dry, rough foot-skin care direction; callus treatment, disease or wound claims require a separate route.

Project questions

Is the urea level inherited from the opportunity workbook?

No. The workbook is a concept source. Final level and finished pH are set through safety, tolerance, stability and market review.

Can hand and foot cream use the same base?

They can share components, but sensory target, active system, claims and pack differ. Each candidate is approved against its own brief.

Technical references & source scope

These references support ingredient selection, formulation questions and market review. A quoted study, supplier test or regulatory limit does not establish finished-product efficacy or approval.

  1. Is It a Cosmetic, a Drug, or Both? U.S. Food and Drug Administration

    Defines how intended use and claims affect U.S. cosmetic or drug classification. It does not approve a formula, supplier or launch claim.

  2. Commission Regulation (EU) No 655/2013 on cosmetic claims European Union

    Sets common EU criteria for supported, honest and fair cosmetic claims.

  3. A double-blind comparison of two creams containing urea as the active ingredient. Assessment of efficacy and side-effects by non-invasive techniques and a clinical scoring scheme PubMed / Clinical and Experimental Dermatology

    A 3-week randomized double-blind study enrolled 47 dry-skin participants: 22 used a 3% urea cream and 23 used a 10% urea cream, with different vehicles. It does not prescribe a new foot-cream level.

  4. A new topical panthenol-containing emollient: Results from two randomized controlled studies assessing its skin moisturization and barrier restoration potential, and the effect on skin microflora PubMed / Journal of Dermatological Treatment

    One study used a panthenol-containing emollient on 23 subjects for 3 weeks after a 0.5% SDS challenge; a second assessed microflora in 20 subjects. The results are formulation-specific.

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