Skin Care Products Catalogue

What the Skin Care Products Catalogue Covers

• Category scope — Ayurvedic skin-care products as listed on this page
• Product types — the skin care range in the formats shown in the catalogue
• Private label branding — every catalogue item can be produced under your own brand
• Related ranges — for ingestible skin wellness see the ayurvedic skin care medicine catalogue, and for the wider range see the personal care catalogue

Using the Catalogue to Build Your Private Label Range

1. Browse the category and shortlist the products that fit your brand
2. Request samples or discuss formulation adjustments with our R&D team
3. Confirm the MOQ (starts at 500 units) and your packaging format
4. Finalize label design under your brand identity
5. Production, in-house lab testing and dispatch

Who the Skin Care Products Catalogue Is For

Brand owners, distributors, salons, practitioners and online sellers use the skin care products catalogue to shortlist products before they commit to a private label range. If you already sell in this area, the catalogue shows what you can add under your own brand. If you are starting out, it gives you a clear list to discuss with our team.

What to Prepare Before You Order

• Your brand name and logo
• The products you shortlisted from the catalogue
• Your preferred packaging format and pack size
• The quantity you plan to start with (the MOQ starts at 500 units)
• The markets where you plan to sell, so labelling can be planned early

Share these details through the Contact Us page and our team will guide you through samples, label approval and production.

Quality Assurance & Certifications

Herbal Hills products are manufactured at a facility holding the following certifications and registrations, as listed on our certifications page:

Browse the skin care products catalogue, shortlist the products that suit your brand, and contact our team for samples and formulation support.

Inside the Skin Care Products Catalogue: 13 Ready Products

Behind the “Back to Nature” cover, the skin care products catalogue sets out thirteen topical products, one per page, each with a composition table and a “Your Brand Name” mock-up. The table below lists them with the pack size and the base printed on each sheet, so you can scan the range before opening the PDF.

Skin Care Products Catalogue – Key Facts

• Range: thirteen topical products: creams, packs, gels, lotions, a spray and a lip balm
• Pack sizes on the sheets: from a 5g lip balm pot to a 200ml lotion bottle
• Botanicals named: neem, tulsi, arjuna, turmeric, yashtimadhu, aloe vera, saffron, rose petal and more
• Branding: every item can be produced under your own brand
• First order: MOQ from 500 units per product
• Factory: own GMP and ISO certified, USFDA registered plant in Lonavala
• Formula changes: adjustments can be discussed with our R&D team

This guide groups the thirteen items by use, explains who usually buys them, and covers packaging, wording and testing. It is written for brand owners, salons, clinics and online sellers who want a skin line without commissioning a new cosmetic formula.

Product Families Within the Skin Care Products Catalogue

Sorting the skin care products catalogue into families makes it easier to plan a launch. Most brands start with one family and add the next once the first sells through.

Cleansers, toners and gels

Herbo Skin Lotion (Cleansing Milk) combines aloe vera juice and almond oil in a base. Herbo Aloe Body Spray, shown with a “Face Toner” label, lists aloe vera, cucumber and green tea liquid extracts. Herbo Face Acne Gel uses ashwagandha, turmeric and neem extracts in a gel base. Together they form a simple cleanse-and-tone set.

Face packs, mud pack and scrub

Three 50g jars cover weekly care. Herbo Face Pack Paste lists arjuna, ambehaldi, neem, tulsi, lodhra and ushira. Herbo Medicated Mud Pack pairs arjuna, turmeric, neem and tulsi with multani mitti, kaolin and bentonite clay. Herbo Scrub Cream brings neem, sariva, turmeric and arjuna together in a cream base.

Creams for face and eyes

Four creams sit at the centre of the skin care products catalogue. Herbo Acne Cream lists shamali, neem, sariva, kumari and yashtimadhu. Herbo Intense Repair Skin Cream combines saffron, rose petal powder, haldi and cow ghee. Herbo Aayu Cream names nagarmotha, nar kachur, gotu kola and yashtimadhu, while Herbo Under Eye Cream lists anantmool, ashwagandha, manjishtha and yashtimadhu.

Body lotion, sun lotion and lip balm

Herbo Skin Lotion in a 200ml bottle lists tankan bhasma, ushira and arjuna. Sunpro Lotion combines ashwagandha, nagkesar, lodhra, aloe vera juice, shea butter and almond oil. Herbo Lip Balm, the smallest pack at 5g, blends almond, castor and coconut oils with cow ghee and a strawberry flavour.

Many of these botanicals, such as neem, tulsi, manjishtha and yashtimadhu, are traditionally used in Ayurveda for skin care routines. That heritage gives a brand an authentic story without leaning on outcome promises.

Why Start From a Ready Skin Care Products Catalogue?

Developing a cream or lotion from nothing means choosing a base, balancing herbs, running stability checks and testing packs before the first sale. A ready skin care products catalogue removes those steps: each formula already has a composition table, a pack size and directions of application. You spend your energy on brand, pricing and distribution instead.

It also keeps risk low. Launch two or three items from the skin care products catalogue, learn what your customers reorder, and only then decide whether a bespoke formula is worth the investment.

Seasonal and gifting ideas

Small packs open seasonal opportunities. Herbo Lip Balm and Sunpro Lotion suit summer and travel displays, while a face pack, mud pack and scrub can be boxed together as a weekend care gift. Plan these bundles early so cartons and sleeves are printed with the main order.

Who Buys From the Skin Care Products Catalogue?

The skin care products catalogue attracts businesses that already have customers and want to offer them a topical line under their own name:

• Beauty salons and spas retailing take-home packs
• Ayurvedic clinics and wellness centres adding a skin shelf
• Online beauty sellers building a herbal sub-brand
• Pharmacies and distributors creating a house label
• Exporters sourcing documented Ayurvedic personal care from India

Supplement brands also use it to diversify. A company that already sells tablets or juices can add three or four creams from the skin care products catalogue and reach the same customer through a new category, without building a cosmetics lab of its own.

Starter sets that make sense

How Should Skin Care Claims Be Worded?

Topical products sit in a sensitive area for advertising. Several mock-ups in the skin care products catalogue print the words “Ayurvedic Proprietary Medicine”, which brings them under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act framework overseen by the relevant authority. Others may be positioned as cosmetics. The right category for each SKU should be settled before artwork begins.

The benefit lists on the catalogue sheets are reference notes, not approved label copy. Label claims must be reviewed by the brand’s regulatory adviser before launch. Describe each product by its botanicals, its base, its pack size and the way it is applied.

A safe structure for product copy

• Product name and pack size, for example “Herbo Aayu Cream, 50g”
• Key botanicals with their common and botanical names
• Directions of application, copied from the approved sheet
• A neutral line such as “with herbs traditionally used in Ayurveda”
• Patch-test advice and storage notes, as your adviser recommends

Building a Brand Story Around Ayurvedic Botanicals

Shoppers who choose herbal skin care often read the ingredient list first. Lead with that. Name the botanicals in each product, give their Sanskrit and common names, and explain simply where they come from. Part of our herb supply is grown on the company farm in the Sahyadri hills, a detail many brands like to mention.

Keep the visual language consistent across the range you pick from the skin care products catalogue: one label shape, one font family and a colour cue for each product family. A cohesive shelf signals quality before a customer even opens a jar.

Packaging Options for Topical Products

The skin care products catalogue shows four kinds of packs: white cream jars, a clear-lid lip pot, pump and spray bottles, and a tall lotion bottle. Final containers, caps and cartons are confirmed when we quote. Our Ayurvedic product packaging page explains the wider choice.

Can a formula be adjusted?

Yes, within limits. The steps on this page already mention that formulation adjustments can be discussed with our R&D team, for example a change of fragrance. A larger change moves the product from the skin care products catalogue into custom formulation, which follows its own process.

What Testing Comes With Each Skin Care Batch?

Creams, gels and lotions from the skin care products catalogue are made at our own plant in Nangargaon, Lonavala (Pune – 410401), part of the Lonavala Industrial Co-op Estate. The site is GMP and ISO certified and registered with the USFDA, and our head office is in Charkop, Kandivali (W), Mumbai.

Each lot is checked by our in-plant laboratory; specialised parameters go to NABL-accredited labs. A Certificate of Analysis is handed over with every batch. See the parameters on our lab testing page and the full approvals list on the certifications page.

Export notes for topical products

Cosmetic and Ayurvedic topical rules differ sharply between countries. Before exporting any item from the skin care products catalogue, ask your importer how the destination market classifies it and which ingredients or claims need special handling. Our certifications table lists Halal, AYUSHEXCIL and Export Inspection Council approvals, and our team supports export documentation.

Launch Checklist for Your Skin Care Line

1. Download the PDF and shortlist products from the skin care products catalogue
2. Order samples and test texture, fragrance and packs with your team
3. Settle quantities – production starts at 500 units per product (MOQ)
4. Prepare artwork, or use our label designing service, free for private label clients
5. Confirm the regulatory category and copy with your adviser
6. Approve proofs; manufacturing, testing and dispatch follow

Topical care pairs well with our hair care products catalogue, the broader personal care catalogue and the ready quick label personal care range. For ingestible skin wellness products, browse the Ayurvedic skin care medicine catalogue or the full private label Ayurvedic medicine catalogue. As an Ayurvedic third party manufacturer with 20+ years of experience, we explain our private label services in more depth there.

Shortlisted a few creams or lotions? Ring +91 8657566722 or +91 7770019138, email Contractmfg@herbalhills.in, or use Contact Us to order samples from the skin care products catalogue.

Summary

The skin care products catalogue lists thirteen ready topical products, from Herbo Acne Cream to Sunpro Lotion, in jars, pumps, sprays and bottles you can brand as your own. They are made in our GMP and ISO certified, USFDA registered Lonavala plant, with a CoA per batch, free label design and runs from 500 units.