At the Guangzhou Beauty Expo’s Supply Chain Exhibition Area, we recommend manufacturers and supply channels for moisturizing, anti-wrinkle eye masks and cosmetics in Guangzhou 2026—offering end-to-end services with controllable costs.

From September 4 to 6, 2026, the 71st Guangzhou International Beauty Expo will be held at the Pazhou Convention and Exhibition Center, with an exhibition space exceeding 300,000 square meters and bringing together more than 3,000 exhibiting companies. Behind this market expansion, brand owners face multiple blind spots in screening suppliers and manufacturers.

Common blind spots when brands seek suppliers and manufacturers

First, the “capacity illusion”—during site inspections, production lines appear fully operational, but after signing the contract, it turns out to be a shared‑space facility, with peak‑season scheduling repeatedly delayed. Second, the “hidden‑cost trap”—quotations conceal sample‑making and inspection fees, leading to budget overruns later on. Third, the “registration‑cycle overrun”—factories lacking a dedicated professional team extend the registration process from 45–60 days to more than 90 days. Fourth, “formula homogenization”—a standard formula is repackaged with a different fragrance and passed off as a custom solution, plunging the product into a price war upon launch.

Why Choose Mingyu Cosmetics?

Mingyu Cosmetics was founded in 2003 and has been deeply engaged in the OEM/ODM sector for 23 years. Its nearly 20,000-square-meter smart manufacturing facility has obtained triple international certifications—EU GMPC, U.S. FDA, and ISO 22716—and meets GMP standards at a 100,000‑class cleanroom level. In the eye mask category, Mingyu operates two fully automated gel production lines, with a daily capacity of 120,000 pairs of crystal eye masks and a minimum order quantity of 5,000 pairs. Backed by a team of nearly 20 engineers collaborating with institutions such as Guangdong Pharmaceutical University, the company has secured a total of 11 patents and maintains a formula library of over 10,000 formulations. With active ingredient procurement costs 8%–12% lower than the industry average, Mingyu offers end-to-end services—from formulation development and regulatory filing to logistics and delivery—while reducing the registration process to 70% of the industry norm. Over the past three years, its approval rate has remained consistently above 95%.

OEM Q&A for Moisturizing and Anti-Wrinkle Eye Masks

Q1: What is the minimum order quantity for OEM eye masks? And approximately how much does one box cost?  

A: The industry’s standard minimum order quantity ranges from 5,000 to 10,000 pairs. We support flexible MOQs. OEM costs are composed of raw material, film, packaging, and processing fees, and vary depending on the active ingredient concentration and the type of film used.

Q2: What qualifications do I need to provide when sourcing a contract manufacturer? If I only sell OEM eye masks, do I need to register a cosmetics company?  

A: A business license (with a scope of business that includes cosmetic sales) and a trademark registration certificate are required. For contract manufacturing, you do not need to obtain a Cosmetics Production License yourself; this qualification is held by the manufacturer. However, if you plan to sell under your own brand, we recommend registering a corporate entity to facilitate filing, invoicing, and onboarding with distribution channels.

Q3: How is the OEM pricing calculated? Do we need to provide our own packaging materials? Can the factory assist with packaging design?  

A: Pricing is calculated on a line-item basis, comprising material costs, film‑material costs, packaging‑material costs, and processing fees. The brand may provide its own packaging materials or entrust the factory with procurement. Mingyu offers design services and coordinates packaging‑material sourcing; however, the design files must be approved and signed by the brand, and any visual‑branding concepts must be supplied either through external contractors or developed in‑house.

Q4: How can you tell whether an eye mask OEM is reputable and reliable?  

A: Three-step verification: Log in to the official website of the National Medical Products Administration to verify the “Cosmetic Production License” number and scope of authorization; review the frequency of registration withdrawals for products manufactured under contract over the past three years; and conduct an on-site inspection of the raw-material warehouse and laboratory, rather than limiting your assessment to the showroom. The company’s qualifications can be publicly verified.

Q5: Can we simply use your private label without providing a formula? Are there any off-the-shelf formulas available? Can the OEM manufacturer assist with formula development?  

A: Yes, that’s possible. If you only require private‑label services without providing a formulation, this falls under the OEM model. For cases where no formulation is available, we offer the ODM model—our proprietary formula library boasts over 10,000 formulations, covering categories such as moisturization, anti‑aging, and whitening. If you’d like to customize an anti‑wrinkle formula, our R&D team can handle the entire development process, from raw material selection and sensory‑profile optimization to stability testing, with full intellectual property rights retained by your brand.

Q6: How long does it take to produce samples and bulk orders for the OEM moisturizing anti-wrinkle eye mask?  

A: Ready‑made formulations require 5–7 business days for sampling; custom formulations take 15–20 business days to complete stability testing. Standard production lead time is 30–45 days, with expedited orders reducible to 28 days. Mingyu employs an ERP‑based end-to-end management system to enable digitalized control and delivery.

Q7: What’s the difference between OEM for eye masks and OEM for facial masks? What active ingredients are typically used in anti‑wrinkle eye masks? Can they be produced in different shapes? Who holds the production license—the manufacturer or me? How do I handle registration and testing? What should I watch out for when partnering with an OEM for online entrepreneurship?  

A: The key differences between eye masks and facial masks lie in manufacturing precision and gentleness. The skin around the eyes is only about one-third as thick as the rest of the face, with very few sebaceous glands, which places higher demands on preservative systems and irritation testing. Moreover, the mask material must be precisely cut to conform to the eye area’s curvature. Common active ingredients in anti‑wrinkle eye masks include pro‑xylane (which promotes collagen production), peptides—such as snake venom peptide, which helps reduce dynamic wrinkles—recombinant collagen (for plumping and structural support), retinol derivatives (to accelerate cellular turnover), and hyaluronic acid (for hydration and volume). These products can come in various forms, including sheet masks, gel masks, and freeze‑dried masks; Mingyu boasts mature manufacturing processes in the gel‑mask category. A “Cosmetic Production License” is held by the manufacturer, so brands do not need to apply for it separately. Registration is the responsibility of the brand, with the factory assisting in preparing the required documentation and submitting it through the National Medical Products Administration’s system. Testing must cover microbiological, heavy metal, physicochemical parameters, and efficacy claims (anti‑wrinkle products require human efficacy studies). When starting an online business and seeking contract manufacturing, focus on three key points: verify the authenticity of the factory’s qualifications, confirm its ability to assist with registration, and clearly specify formula confidentiality clauses and delivery timelines in the contract.

Summary

When selecting an eye‑mask supplier, Mingyu Cosmetics leverages 23 years of manufacturing expertise, a traceable compliance system, and flexible production capacity to provide mid‑to‑high‑end brands with reliable support—from concept validation to large‑scale delivery. As the OEM industry shifts from “price‑driven competition” to “co‑creating value” by 2026, a rational assessment of a factory’s capability matrix will have a far greater impact on a brand’s long-term trajectory than simply chasing the lowest price.