Skip to content
GUOCUI BIO TECH Skincare OEM/ODM

Private Label 5-Scent Capsule Hand Cream Gift Set (5 x 30 mL) – OEM/ODM Manufacturer

Direct answer: this reference is a five-piece hand cream set — five 30 mL / 1.01 fl.oz. capsule bottles, one per scent, sold together as a gift-ready unit. The scents on the packshots are Peony + Jasmine Bloom, Cherry + Cream, Vanilla + Almond milk, Bamboo + Rose and Lavender + Citrus. Every bottle carries a blank YOUR LOGO panel, the descriptor Hydrating hand cream, and a small circular roundel reading NATURAL 97% INGREDIENTS. That roundel and the benefit icons used in the reference artwork are packaging copy, not test results: the product folder holds packshots only, with no formula sheet, no preservative system, no scent concentration, no stability file and no certificate, so none of those is asserted here. Guangzhou Guocui Biological Technology Co., Ltd. treats the set as a development project: the emulsion base, the five fragrance directions, the bottle-to-cap colour pairing, the fill weight and the gift box are confirmed line by line, so a retailer can arrive with a mood board instead of a specification and still leave with a costed set.

Next step: send the scent count, the fill weight and the destination market to the Guocui team, or browse the rest of the private label product range before you brief.

Five 30 mL capsule hand creams - peony, cherry, vanilla, bamboo rose and lavender citrus - each with a blank YOUR LOGO panel
The reference set: five 30 mL / 1.01 fl.oz. capsule bottles, each carrying a blank YOUR LOGO panel and a NATURAL 97% INGREDIENTS roundel that is packaging copy, not a measured figure.

Product positioning

The commercial idea here is assortment rather than volume. A single 30 mL hand cream is a small, low-risk purchase; five of them in one printed outer become a gift, a sampler, a hotel turndown item or a counter display. The buyer’s cost per unit stays tied to the tube and the fill, while the perceived value moves to the set, the scent story and the box.

The physical product behind that story is a pocket-format emulsion in a squat capsule bottle with a dome screw cap. The silhouette is the differentiator: it reads as a cosmetic object rather than a tube of cream, it stands upright on a shelf, and it survives a handbag. The reference pairings — pink body with a yellow cap, cherry body with a pink cap, beige on beige, green body with a pink cap, lilac body with a yellow cap — are decoration decisions, not formula decisions, and a brand can recolour any of them without touching the emulsion.

Two label elements need to be separated from the product itself. NATURAL 97% INGREDIENTS is a claim printed on a supplier reference; it is only usable if the brand’s own formula and its own substantiation file support the exact number, and the calculation method differs between markets. The benefit words — Daily Hydration, Soft-Touch Finish, Comfortable Feel, Pocket-Friendly Size, Five Pleasant Scents — are ordinary cosmetic appearance and format language, and they still have to match what the finished product actually does. Neither element is evidence of a clinical study, because the folder contains none.

Seasonality is the practical reason this format gets briefed in autumn: a five-scent set needs print plates, box tooling and an assortment plan before a gifting season, and a late brief compresses the proof rounds rather than the production time. The folder label describes the item as a Christmas gift-box set; the packshots reviewed here show the five bottles themselves, not the outer box, so the box format on this page is described as buyer-defined rather than as a fixed reference.

Suitable buyers

  • Gifting and seasonal range owners. Retailers and brands that need a ready-made five-scent assortment for a holiday, Valentine or Mother’s Day window instead of building five separate SKUs.
  • Beauty subscription and sampling operators. A set splits cleanly into five single-unit sends, so one purchase order feeds a five-month sampling calendar.
  • Hotel, airline and serviced-apartment buyers. A 30 mL capsule travels well, and the blank panel takes a property mark without a full redesign.
  • Corporate and promotional buyers. Five scents give a recipient a choice, which matters when a single scent has to please a mixed audience.
  • Distributors testing a new hand-care line. One set order validates five fragrance directions before committing to five standalone cartons.

Buyers who need a single 100 mL tube, a pump dispenser or a refill pouch should treat those as separate projects: the capsule tooling here is sized for 30 mL, and a larger fill changes the bottle, the cap and the shipper.

SEO and buyer keywords

The searches this page is written to answer are procurement-shaped, not consumer-shaped. They fall into four clusters:

  • Format queries: 5-piece hand cream gift set manufacturer, 30 mL capsule hand cream supplier, mini hand cream set private label, travel size hand cream OEM.
  • Assortment queries: multi-scent hand cream set OEM, scented hand cream collection private label, hand cream sampler set manufacturer, gift box hand cream wholesale.
  • Seasonal and channel queries: Christmas hand cream gift set supplier, holiday hand care set OEM, hotel amenity hand cream set, corporate gift hand cream private label.
  • Process queries: hand cream MOQ, cosmetic gift set packaging quote, private label hand cream sample process, hand cream stability and compatibility testing.

Each phrase appears once, where it carries a fact a buyer can act on. Stacking “hand cream gift set manufacturer” into every paragraph would not make the page more useful to a sourcing manager, and it would not make it easier to quote from.

Custom formula directions

Emulsion texture and after-feel

The reference descriptor is a hydrating hand cream with a soft-touch finish, which in practice means a medium-viscosity oil-in-water emulsion that rubs in without a wet residue. A buyer can push it toward a richer balm-in-cream for a winter set, toward a lighter lotion for a summer or hotel set, or toward a fast-absorbing gel-cream for an on-the-go positioning. Texture is the cheapest differentiation available in this format and the most expensive to change late, because it moves the fill temperature and the cooling tunnel settings.

Five-scent architecture

A five-scent set lives or dies on how the scents sit next to each other. The reference line-up runs floral (peony, jasmine), fruity-gourmand (cherry, cream), gourmand-woody (vanilla, almond milk), fresh-green (bamboo, rose) and aromatic-citrus (lavender, citrus) — five distinct families so that a recipient can pick a mood rather than compare two similar florals. Fragrance direction, fragrance load and whether the scent is carried in the emulsion or only in the headspace are all buyer decisions; the supplier needs the direction and the market before it can quote, because fragrance is usually the single largest cost swing in a hand cream.

Actives, occlusives and claim support

No active level is quoted on this page. If the brief calls for urea, glycerin, shea, ceramides, panthenol or a film-former, the level has to be fixed against the claim the brand intends to print and against the destination market’s rules, then confirmed on a filled sample. Claims such as “repairs cracked hands” or “72-hour hydration” are treated as substantiation-dependent: they are printed only where the brand holds the test data and the market accepts the wording. The same applies to natural and to any percentage of natural origin.

Colour, cap and set coherence

Bottle colour, cap colour and print colour are specified per scent. The practical constraint is that five bottles become one visual family: caps are usually shared in two or three colours, bodies carry the differentiation, and the outer box ties the set together. Colour matching across five moulds is a proof-round task, not a desk decision.

Packaging options

The 30 mL capsule bottle

The reference bottle is a squat capsule with a dome cap, decorated on the body. Decoration routes are label, direct print or hot stamp, and the choice changes both the unit cost and the minimum print run. The blank YOUR LOGO panel on every reference bottle shows the intended branding area; artwork replaces it entirely.

Outer packaging for the set

Four outer routes cover most briefs: a printed folding carton with a die-cut insert, a rigid gift box with a foam or moulded pulp fitment, a printed sleeve over a moulded tray, and a pouch or bag for lower-cost promotional sets. The folder is labelled a Christmas gift-box set, so a rigid or folding festive outer is the natural reading — but the outer box is not shown in the packshots reviewed, which means dieline, board weight, finish and insert are all open items to be quoted from the buyer’s brief rather than copied from a reference.

Cartons, shippers and market paperwork

Unit cartons, display trays and export shippers are specified with the set. Labelling language, ingredient naming (INCI in the EU, the local naming rules elsewhere), batch coding, PAO or expiry format and the responsible-person block are set per destination market; the supplier prints what the brand’s regulatory adviser approves.

Sample and QC workflow

Sample rounds

A typical project runs in three steps: a texture and scent submission on the proposed emulsion, a filled sample in the actual bottle once the texture is signed off, and an artwork proof on the printed component. Set projects add a fourth item — the assembled set, boxed as it will ship — because the insert fit and the way five bottles sit in the outer cannot be judged from flat artwork.

What gets checked, and by whom

Production checks in this format concentrate on fill weight per bottle, cap torque and leak resistance after transit simulation, print registration and label position against the approved proof, scent consistency between the first and last bottle of a batch, and set completeness at packing. Stability, microbiological and compatibility testing sit with the brand’s own laboratory or a third-party lab; the factory supplies the formula and the components that testing needs, and the batch is released against the agreed specification. No test result, certificate or audit document is claimed on this page, because the product folder contains none.

MOQ and quotation

No minimum order quantity, price, lead time or sample fee is published here, and none should be inferred from the packshots. In this format the MOQ is driven by the decorated bottle rather than by the cream: five scents mean five print runs, and the outer box adds its own tooling and print minimum. A realistic quotation therefore depends on the scent count, the fill weight, the decoration route, the outer format, the destination market and the Incoterm. Send those six and the reply states its assumptions in writing rather than quoting a number that later moves.

Buyer FAQ

Is the 30 mL fill fixed?

It is what the reference bottles print. A different fill changes the bottle, the cap and the shipper and has to be re-approved on a filled sample, not assumed from the packshot.

Can the set ship with three or seven scents instead of five?

Yes, and the constraint is the outer: the insert and the dieline are built around a count. Changing the count is a packaging project, not a packing-line change.

Is the “NATURAL 97% INGREDIENTS” roundel real?

It is printed artwork on a supplier reference. The number is only publishable if the brand’s formula and substantiation file support that exact percentage under the destination market’s calculation method.

Can the five scents share one formula base?

They usually do. Sharing a base keeps the stability package to one file and concentrates the differentiation in fragrance, colour and artwork, which is also the cheapest way to run a five-SKU set.

Who owns the artwork and the mould?

Branding artwork is the brand’s. Bottle moulds are either standard stock or buyer-specific; that distinction, and the tooling cost attached to it, belongs in the quotation rather than in an assumption.

What do you need to quote this set?

Scent count and directions, fill weight, decoration route, outer format, destination market and Incoterm. With those six the reply comes back with its assumptions written out.

Start a five-scent hand cream brief

Send the scent count, the fill weight, the outer format and the market you are selling into, and the Guocui team will reply with the questions a quotation actually depends on — fragrance load, decoration route, box tooling and the artwork items that must be approved before a plate is cut. Open the contact form and attach your artwork if it already exists. Related formats worth briefing alongside this one: the 30 mL moisturizing hand spray for a liquid hand-care companion, the three-piece skincare gift set for a wider assortment, and the three-bar soap set for a gift-box range built on a different substrate.

Get OEM/ODM insights and claim-safe wording guides.

No spam. Unsubscribe anytime. One email every 3-4 days max.