Direct answer: this reference is a 50 g jar of soft gel cream carrying visible capsule beads that burst when massaged into the skin. The store copy presents a collection of four active formulas in one capsule format, with the bead keeping the active sealed until use. Those descriptions come from the supplier’s own listing copy; this page adds no percentage, no measured result and no certificate. The unit is produced as a private label / OEM / ODM project by Guangzhou Guocui Biological Technology Co., Ltd. in Guangzhou.
Next step: send the pack specification, target market and quantity to the Guocui team, or request a private label quote for this direction with your artwork attached.
What this reference direction is
A visual format rather than a new category: the cream is ordinary to use, but the suspended beads make the jar photographable and give the buyer something to explain. The claim logic is freshness — each bead is sealed until it is worked into the skin — and that logic only holds if the beads survive filling, transport and shelf life, which is the real engineering question in this project.
Bead and base specification
| Fill | 50 g |
| Format | Jar, soft gel cream with suspended capsule beads |
| Formula direction (listing copy) | Four active formulas in the capsule collection |
| Decoration | Jar print, lid finish, carton option |
| Listing MOQ reference | 500 pieces |
Bead survival is judged after filling and after transit, not in the lab sample alone; that is the step most likely to force a formula revision.
Where this format sells
- Brands that need a visually distinctive cream for social content.
- Gift and set builders who want a jar that reads premium on camera.
- Marketplace sellers competing on format rather than on claim.
- Lines already using capsules in serum and extending the idea to cream.
Technical levers
Three levers decide whether this works. Bead hardness: too firm and they do not burst, too soft and they collapse in filling. Suspension: the cream base has to hold beads in place without letting them drift or sink. Colour and contrast: the beads have to read against the cream in a photograph, which is a pigment decision as much as a formula one.
Validation steps
Initially, Collection scope
Market, channel, jar size and how many bead colours the collection will show are agreed first.
Second, Bead and base tuning
Bead hardness and cream suspension are tuned together, because one change moves the other.
Third, Burst and distribution test
The buyer judges bead burst on massage, bead distribution in the jar and whether the visual reads at arm’s length.
Then, Label review
Any freshness or active wording is checked against the destination market before print.
Finally, Transit validation
Filling, transit testing for bead integrity, shipper protection and export documents are confirmed.
Order minimums and quote
The listing reference minimum is 500 pieces, quoted in tiers. Bead production adds a separate step to the fill line, so a change of bead size or colour can move the minimum; the quotation is built from bead specification, jar, fill, carton and destination together.
Common questions
Do the beads survive shipping?
That is tested rather than assumed: bead integrity after transit is part of the sample and pilot stage, and a failure there changes the bead, not the artwork.
Can the beads be a different colour?
Yes, and colour is also a photo decision — the bead has to contrast with the cream to be visible in a jar shot.
How many formulas can the collection carry?
The listing describes four; each additional formula needs its own bead and label variant, so the family size is a brief decision.
Is the capsule a dosage claim?
No. It is a freshness and visual device. Nothing on this page claims a measured delivery or result.
Does the page include stability data?
No. No test result is claimed here; if the buyer needs specific documentation it should be listed in the brief.
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Book a discussion
Bead projects need a transit test before the artwork is finalised, so the brief should state bead size, colour count and the jar the collection will ship in. Open the products page or use the contact form.