Private Label Vitamin E Vitalizing Sunscreen SPF 50+ – OEM/ODM Manufacturer

Direct answer: GUOCUI Vitamin E Vitalizing Sunscreen SPF 50+ is a private-label sun-care concept supplied as a lightweight white cream in a 50 mL / 1.69 fl.oz tube, presented on the reference artwork with an SPF 50+ broad-spectrum panel and tocopherol (vitamin E) named as a formula ingredient. It is offered to skincare brands, pharmacy and drugstore private-label programmes, travel-retail and e-commerce sellers, sun-care specialists and importers that want a daily sunscreen tube produced under their own logo. The reference folder is 白色防晒乳50, and the featured image is a real PNG photograph from the local GUOCUI product archive rather than an AI-generated render. The SPF 50+, broad-spectrum and moisturising lines belong to the supplier’s own reference artwork: no in-vivo SPF report, no UVA protection figure, no UV-filter specification and no stability dossier accompanied the folder, so none of those is asserted here as an established fact.

Product positioning

This concept sits in the daily-wear end of sun care — the tube a buyer reaches for when the sunscreen has to live beside a moisturiser in a normal routine, not only in a beach bag. The reference artwork shows a white tube with an orange accent band at the crimp and a matching folding carton, both printed with a “your logo” placeholder, which frames the item from the outset as a private-label build rather than a finished branded product.

Measured from that artwork: a 50 mL / 1.69 fl.oz fill, a tube standing 13.4 cm / 5.28 in tall, 5.1 cm / 2.01 in across the crimp and 3.3 cm / 1.30 in at the base, with a carton printed around four icon statements — SPF 50+ broad spectrum, UVA & UVB protection, moisturising feel and lightweight cream. The tube front panel names tocopherol and carries the line “protects skin from UVA & UVB rays and helps maintain healthy, moisturized skin.”

The important gap for a sourcing buyer is this: the artwork describes how the product is positioned but not how the protection is achieved. No UV-filter system is printed on the tube or the carton, and no filter list arrived with the folder. That is typical at concept stage. Filter choice is normally the first variable settled in a sunscreen project, because the permitted filter list, the maximum use levels and the labelling duties come from the destination market rather than from the manufacturer.

Suitable buyers

• Skincare and sun-care brand owners adding a first daily-wear sunscreen tube to an existing range.
• Pharmacy, drugstore and beauty-chain private-label programmes that want an SPF tube sitting beside their facial care.
• Travel-retail, hotel-amenity and gifting buyers who need a compact 50 mL format.
• E-commerce and marketplace sellers sourcing a repeat-purchase sun-care SKU with a carton that is easy to localise.
• Importers and distributors in markets where a cosmetic-route sunscreen can be registered by the local partner.
• Brands already selling vitamin E or antioxidant-positioned skincare that want a sun-care item in the same visual system.
• Buyers who prefer to fix the tube, the cream texture and the carton first, then lock the filter system once the destination market’s rules are in hand.

SEO and buyer keywords

Terms buyers search when sourcing this format: private label vitamin E sunscreen, vitamin E sunscreen manufacturer, SPF 50 sunscreen OEM, broad spectrum sunscreen private label, 50 mL sunscreen tube supplier, custom sunscreen OEM China, private label sun care manufacturer, tocopherol sunscreen private label, daily wear sunscreen OEM/ODM, face sunscreen tube contract manufacturer, mineral or chemical filter sunscreen sourcing, sunscreen private label for pharmacy retail, custom sunscreen packaging and carton, sunscreen with your logo, low MOQ sunscreen supplier, sunscreen OEM quotation, travel size sunscreen private label, private label SPF 50 face cream.

Custom formula directions

Directions that can be opened with the GUOCUI team; each one is confirmed only after a sample has been produced and approved.

• Cream texture and viscosity band, agreed against the tube nozzle, the fill weight and the finish the buyer wants. The artwork calls the product a lightweight white cream, which is a texture direction rather than a measured specification.
• Emulsion type and oil-phase level, discussed around skin feel, absorption speed and whether the buyer is aiming at a matt or a dewy finish.
• UV-filter system selection, driven by the destination market’s permitted filter list and maximum use levels. Because the artwork does not name the filters, the system is treated as an open project decision rather than artwork fact.
• Tocopherol as a named ingredient direction. The artwork places it on the front panel; no percentage appears on the artwork and none is published here.
• Antioxidant, humectant and emollient systems built around the buyer’s positioning and price band.
• Water-resistance direction, which changes both the formula and the test plan and therefore has to be settled before the sample is locked.
• Fragrance-free or fragrance-level directions, and preservative systems matched to the destination market’s permitted lists.
• Tint or tone-up direction, reviewed together with the tube and carton print, because a tinted cream reads differently against white packaging.

Boundary note: the folder contained no SPF test report, no UVA protection value, no filter specification, no preservative efficacy report and no stability data. GUOCUI does not publish those as facts on this page, and a brand should not print an SPF figure, a PA or UVAPF value or a “water resistant” line until its own testing for the destination market exists.

Packaging options

• 50 mL / 1.69 fl.oz squeeze tube, white body with a colour accent band at the crimp.
• Reference tube dimensions: 13.4 cm / 5.28 in high, 5.1 cm / 2.01 in across, 3.3 cm / 1.30 in at the base. An alternative tube diameter or fill is a project decision, validated against the fill weight.
• Matching folding carton printed on both the front panel and the side panels.
• Front-panel “your logo” area, with the ingredient panel, directions and warnings on the tube reverse and the carton.
• Batch code, production date and best-before or period-after-opening marking positioned to the buyer’s market requirements.
• Multi-language labelling developed with the buyer’s local importer or registration holder.
• Outer carton count, pallet configuration and shipping marks agreed per project rather than taken from a fixed catalogue.
• Two secondary options worth planning early: shrink band or tamper evidence at the cap, and a travel-size or gift-set carton built around the same 50 mL tube.

Sample and QC workflow

1. Brief: the buyer supplies the destination market, target positioning, requested SPF and UVA-protection level, water-resistance requirement, texture preference, tube and carton format, label languages and artwork status.
2. Regulatory route check: sunscreens are not regulated the same way everywhere — the United States treats a sunscreen as an over-the-counter drug, the European Union generally treats it as a cosmetic, and some other markets require registration or listing before sale — so the route is confirmed with the buyer’s regulatory advisor before the formula is frozen.
3. Base and filter proposal: GUOCUI proposes a cream base and a UV-filter system that sits inside the destination market’s permitted list, together with an indicative test plan.
4. Sample production: trial fills are produced so the buyer can assess texture, spread, finish, scent, tube feel and how the print reads.
5. Buyer review: the buyer confirms or requests changes to the base, the filter system, the fill, the tube and the carton.
6. Pre-production sample: a final reference sample is signed off and retained as the production standard.
7. Production checks: fill weight against the retained sample, tube crimp and seal integrity, cap torque and leakage, print and label accuracy, and batch coding are checked on the line.
8. Testing: SPF and UVA-protection testing, photostability, preservative efficacy and stability testing are arranged with the buyer and a third-party laboratory for the destination market. GUOCUI does not issue or imply a test result that has not been produced.
9. Documents and shipping: the invoice, packing list and the certificates the buyer’s market requires are prepared for the agreed shipment.

MOQ and quotation

Quotation here is project-specific. Pack size, tube and carton format, filter system, test scope and destination all move the number, so MOQ, unit price, tooling and lead time are issued in a written specification for the individual project instead of being posted as a headline figure on the page.

A quote can be prepared properly once these are known: destination market and its registration route; target SPF and UVA-protection level; water-resistance requirement; texture and finish preference; tube size and carton format; label languages; artwork status; whether a sample is wanted before the bulk order; the expected test scope; and the target launch date. Share those through the contact page and you will receive a written specification and price rather than an estimate.

Buyer FAQ

Is the SPF 50+ and broad-spectrum claim on the artwork verified?

No. The reference artwork carries an SPF 50+ broad-spectrum panel and a line about protecting skin from UVA and UVB rays, but no in-vivo SPF report, no UVA value and no filter specification came with the folder. Treat those lines as supplier reference artwork. An SPF number may only be printed once testing accepted in the destination market supports it.

Is a sunscreen a cosmetic or a drug?

It depends on the market. In the United States a sunscreen is regulated as an over-the-counter drug; in the European Union it is generally treated as a cosmetic; some other markets require pre-market registration or listing, and a number treat it as a functional cosmetic. Permitted claims, labelling duties and testing scope all follow from that classification, so confirm the route for your destination before the artwork is finalised.

Which UV filters will be used?

That is a project decision, not something the artwork states — the reference tube and carton do not name a filter system. GUOCUI proposes filters from the destination market’s permitted list at the allowed maximum levels, and the final choice is confirmed in the specification once the buyer’s market has been checked.

Does the vitamin E in the name provide the sun protection?

No. Tocopherol is used in cosmetics as an antioxidant and skin-conditioning ingredient; it is not itself a UV filter and does not create the SPF. In this concept vitamin E is a positioning and formula ingredient, while protection comes from the UV-filter system chosen for the project.

Can the tube size, cream texture or carton be changed?

Yes, these are project decisions. Changing the tube diameter or the fill affects the fill weight and the crimp setting, and changing the texture affects how the cream dispenses and how much is needed per application, so any change is validated with a fresh sample before production.

What quality checks are recommended for a sunscreen?

On the line: fill weight against the retained sample, crimp and seal integrity, cap torque and leakage, print and label accuracy, and batch coding. Alongside production: SPF and UVA-protection testing, photostability, preservative efficacy and stability testing appropriate to the destination market, plus the documentation that market requires. The exact scope is agreed per project.

What information is needed to start an OEM/ODM sunscreen project?

Destination market and registration route, target SPF and UVA-protection level, water-resistance requirement, texture and finish, tube and carton format, label languages, artwork status, sample requirement, expected test scope and target launch date. With those, GUOCUI can propose a base and filter system, quote the project and schedule a sample.

Related sun-care and claim-safety reading

Sun-care projects usually stall on two questions rather than on the formula: which filters the destination market allows, and how far the claim wording can travel. GUOCUI has documented both. The BEMT Sunscreen Approval note covers what buyers should ask before a filter is committed, and the SPF claim-safe RFQ checklist sets out the information a manufacturer needs in order to quote a sunscreen without guesswork.

Start your OEM/ODM sunscreen project

Guangzhou Guocui Biological Technology Co., Ltd. is the manufacturing legal entity behind GUOCUI. To open a private-label vitamin E sunscreen project — written specification, sample schedule and quotation — send your brief through the contact form, or browse the wider private-label range on the products page.