TY Cosmetic Blog

When I started my skincare brand, I made some costly mistakes. I picked the wrong manufacturer and ended up with delays, poor packaging, and wasted products. It was frustrating. I…

Finding a good skincare manufacturer is like dating, you talk to 20, fall for 3, and get ghosted by 2. You want a manufacturer who “gets” your brand. Who follows…

Ever felt totally lost trying to find a good color cosmetic manufacturer? Yeah, same here. When I was starting my own skincare brand, I was excited—until I tried to add…

A few years ago, I helped a client choose a cosmetic brand to stock in their store. It sounded easy. It wasn’t. I scrolled through catalogs, compared packaging, checked ingredients—and…

I was weeks from launch when my OEM ghosted me. No updates. No samples. Nothing. I had to start over—and fast. That’s when I realized how much the right partner…

When I placed my first third-party cosmetic order, I expected it to be smooth. But it wasn’t. The delays, confusion, and a formula that didn’t match the sample taught me…

When I launched my first beauty product line, I didn’t think much about the size of the industry. I just wanted in. That changed when a distributor asked me, “Do…

A few years ago, I thought I had struck gold. I found a makeup manufacturer with prices 30% lower than everyone else. I placed an order. The photos? Gorgeous. The…

I remember waiting two whole months for samples from a supplier. They kept saying, “Soon.” But nothing ever came. Meanwhile, my launch date was getting closer—and I had nothing to…

Looking for a cosmetic manufacturer can feel like walking through a maze. I know—because I’ve been there. Years ago, I was helping a new brand launch their first product line….

It was 2 a.m. I was still at my desk. Searching. Comparing. Wondering. Where do I even start? Who can I trust to make my cosmetic products in Thailand? If…

Back when I helped build a wellness brand’s skincare line, the hardest part wasn’t the branding, it was finding a Canadian manufacturer that didn’t overpromise and underdeliver. That lesson stuck…