Lipstick

Why choose our factory for custom lipstick?

China Professional lipstick supplier

20 years of experience in makeup technology, thousands of mature market formulations

Our lipstick factory is located in Guangzhou, Guangdong, China.
Our products are cruelty-free, vegan, paraben-free, gluten-free, and talc-free.

For example: Best matte lipstick. Best liquid lipstick. Best satin lipstick. Best moisturising lipstick...
ODM/OEM Service (eg, custom lipstick...)

we offer an OEM/ODM service beginning with formula development following on to the bulk manufacturing and filling processes, finish the provision of the finished ready-for-retail packed product.

Our production workshops meet the 100,000-level GMP dust-free standard, and are equipped with 12 automated production lines and multiple advanced emulsification and cosmetics equipment. The laboratory is equipped with multi-functional detection instruments.

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As your trusted cosmetic supplier in China, we excel in comprehensive OEM/ODM services.Our state-of-the-art manufacturing facility leverages advanced technology and strict GMP compliance to produce high-quality skincare, makeup, and haircare. From innovative formulation and custom packaging to efficient mass production and rigorous quality control, we are your reliable partner for bringing bespoke cosmetic products from concept to market globally.

Specifically for liquid lipsticks, we specialize in creating high-pigment, long-wearing formulas.Our expertise covers a wide spectrum of textures – from lightweight, transfer-proof mattes with intense color payoff to comfortable, glossy finishes.We ensure superior application, wear comfort, and vibrant shades for this popular cosmetic staple, from formulation through filling and packaging.

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What Is Lipstick

Lipsticks are manufactured by mixing heated oil and melted wax, blending them together, then adding and dispersing pigment into the mixture for color. Evetin lipstick factory is your preferred make up manufacturer. perfectly matching the preferences and needs of each customer.

The Pros of Wearing Lipstick

Enhancing appearance and boosting confidence
Lipstick has long been hailed as a powerful tool for enhancing one's appearance and boosting confidence. With just a swipe of color, you can instantly transform your look and feel more put together. Whether you prefer a bold red or a subtle nude, lipstick has the ability to tie your entire makeup look together and make you feel like a million bucks.
In addition to the visual impact, wearing lipstick can also boost your confidence. Studies have shown that the simple act of applying lipstick can make a person feel more self-assured and ready to take on the world. The right shade can enhance your natural features and draw attention to your smile, leaving you feeling empowered and ready to conquer any challenge that comes your way.
But it's not just about the external appearance. Wearing lipstick can also have a positive psychological effect. The ritual of applying lipstick can be a form of self-care and a way to pamper yourself. It can serve as a reminder to take a moment for yourself, to focus on your own well-being, and to embrace your unique beauty. So go ahead and swipe on that lipstick, and let your confidence shine through.

Variety of colors and finishes
One of the biggest advantages of lipstick is the vast array of colors and finishes available. From classic reds and pinks to trendy purples and oranges, there's a shade for every occasion and every mood. Whether you're going for a natural everyday look or a glamorous evening ensemble, lipstick allows you to express your personal style and experiment with different looks.
Not only do lipsticks come in a variety of colors, but they also offer different finishes. Matte lipsticks provide a velvety, non-shiny look that can be perfect for a sophisticated, polished appearance. On the other hand, glossy lipsticks give a lustrous, shiny finish that adds a touch of glamour and can make your lips appear fuller. With so many options to choose from, you can play around and find the perfect lipstick that suits your style and preferences.

Protection and moisturization for the lips
Aside from the aesthetic benefits, lipstick also offers protection and moisturization for the lips. The skin on our lips is delicate and prone to dryness and chapping, especially in harsh weather conditions. Lipstick can act as a barrier, shielding your lips from external elements such as wind, cold, and pollution. It helps to lock in moisture and prevent dehydration, keeping your lips soft, supple, and kissable.
Many lipsticks also contain ingredients that provide additional nourishment and hydration. Ingredients like shea butter, vitamin E, and natural oils work together to moisturize and soothe the lips, leaving them feeling nourished and cared for. So, not only does lipstick make your lips look beautiful, but it also helps to keep them healthy and protected.

The Manufacturing Process of Lipstick

Lipsticks are manufactured by mixing heated oil and melted wax, blending them together, then adding and dispersing pigment into the mixture for color. Waxes used include beeswax, carnauba, candelilla, and ozokerite (ceresin). Oils used include mineral oil, castor oil, and lanolin. Pigment provides color, while functional additives such as fragrances, emollients, and preservatives are added to provide structure, impact appearance, and to provide easy & uniform application.
Lipsticks typically consist of between 50 and 70 percent oil, 20 and 30 percent wax, and between 5 and 15 percent pigment. The main processes for manufacturing lipstick are heating, melting, mixing, cooling, and filling.

Heating
Oil is heated to a temperature between 175 and 185° F or between 80 and 85°C in a process vessel.

● Melting
Using a steam jacketed kettle, wax is melted until it can be mixed with the heated oil.

● Mixing
The melted wax is added to oil, agitated and blended together using a mixer. The mixer is started when the product is partially liquefied. Pre-milled pigment is then added to the mixture and dispersed with a high shear mixer to create a uniform product. Strong centrifugal fluid forces and velocities generated by high-speed rotation of the specially designed mix head, rapidly disperses and homogenizes the materials.

● Cooling
The mixture is cooled slightly before fragrances, preservatives, and other ingredients are added.

● Filling
The slightly cooled mixture is poured into lipstick molds – filling the molds - then cooled even further to solidify.

How To Prep Your Lips for Lipstick

You're likely aware of the importance of skin prep for makeup, but may not know that "prep" should extend to your pout, too. Typically, lip prep entails two steps: exfoliating and moisturizing.

A few times a week, exfoliate your lips to help remove dead skin and create a smooth, soft canvas for your makeup application. We recommend using a lip scrub for this, but if you don't have one on hand, simply use a damp washcloth to scrub your lips. Remember to be gentle—the skin on your lips is pretty delicate.

As for moisturizing, that's something you should aim to do every day (and night). We suggest keeping a rich lip balm or oil on your nightstand so you remember to slather it on before hitting the sheets.

During the day, you can use the same lip balm or oil, but if you want a more colorful finish. The lightweight formula instantly hydrates and nurtures lips, leaving them feeling soft with a luminous wash of color.

Why Is Lipstick so Important

You only have to look at the history and origin of what we now know as lipstick, to not only understand its importance but the incredible history and symbolism lipstick has been associated with both positive and negative over thousands of years, to really understand that lipstick is way more than just a cosmetic item in your purse.
It is no secret that wearing lipstick can dramatically change your mood make you feel sexy, confident professional, creative and is also a form of self expression that has played an important role in music subcultures and fashion trends over the years. It was historically used to attract members of the opposite sex to casting deadly spells.
Now lipstick is fashionable in all shades and textures and it is widely known through the art of colour theory that lipstick can not only make you look better by neutralising and complimenting your skin or eye tone but also make you feel better. A slick of a strong lip colour like a red for example, ruby woo, can make you feel more confident or professional and as lips are deemed as a sensual part of the body lipstick can immediately make you feel sexier. It has been said that lipstick is emblematic of burning desires and ambition.

How Do You Prepare Your Lips Before Applying Lipstick

One of the biggest mistakes people make with any type of makeup (lipstick included) is skipping prep. When it comes to how to apply lipstick, the goal is to create a flawless canvas for lip liner and lipstick to glide onto. This not only creates the look of perfect lips once all is said and done, but it also helps your lipstick appear more even, smooth, and vibrant.

Exfoliate lips
Ask any makeup artist and they'll agree: Every proper lip care routine includes exfoliation. This step helps gently buff away flaky bits of dry skin, which may seem negligible but can really muck up your lipstick. Aim for once-weekly exfoliation.

Hydrate lips
Hydrated lips equal plump, perfect lips. The thing is, lips tend to dry out often and require consistent hydration. One of the best courses of action is to apply a non-irritating, skin-loving lip balm to your pout both morning and evening. You can also apply lip balm at the top of your makeup routine so it has time to work its magic and then apply lip liner and lipstick as the final step.
Hydrating lip balm treatment is one of your best defenses against dry lips. Formulated with essential butters and oils, hyaluronic filling spheres, and antioxidants, this innovative balm smooths the look of lip lines and locks in moisture for your most supple, soft results.

Moisturize skin
It might sound strange, but moisturizing your entire face—including the area around your pout—can help make for perfect lips. The skin around your mouth is prone to developing fine lines and wrinkles, and lipstick has a tendency to migrate into these lines. Moisturizing helps plump up this area for a more youthful appearance and lipstick that stays put.
After cleansing your face and applying your favorite skincare serum, follow up with a skin-loving moisturizer anti-aging hydrating moisturizer. Suitable for all skin types, this game-changing moisturizer can help visibly improve tone, texture, elasticity, fine lines, and wrinkles.

How to Choose the Right Lipstick

Here are some of the main advantages of mascara and key reasons to ensure that it's always a part of your makeup kit:

Types of lipstick finishes
Lipstick is a versatile makeup product that can achieve an array of different moods. From fun and flirty to deep and dark, lipstick has the unique ability to highlight whatever look you're going for. This universally loved product comes in different finishes, with each offering their own style. Matte lipsticks are highly pigmented formulas that nourish lips while leaving a non-shiny, matte finish.
Their textures make lips appear full and can easily be the focal point of your makeup. Cream lipsticks offer a softer appearance by using a combination of wax and oils. They're less glossy than lipgloss but still provide a shiny finish. Sheer lipsticks add shine and colour without completely covering the natural hue of your lips. This makes them the perfect go-to for natural makeup looks.

Identifying skin tones and undertones
Knowing how to choose the right lipstick colour all comes down to your skin tone and undertone. What colour palettes suit you depend on what aligns best with your natural skin. Not sure what the difference is between skin tones and undertones?

Determining your skin tone
There are four main types of skin tone – including light, fair, medium and dark. Your skin tone will fall across a variation of these.
Think of your skin tone as your top or surface colour. Fair skin is the lightest variation, while those with light skin can still have warmness in their complexion. Medium skin tones apply to those with golden or olive hues – those with medium skin tones tend to tan easily when exposed to sun. The deepest variation of skin tone is dark.
Our skin tone can be affected by hyperpigmentation and sensitive skin conditions, so the best place to check is along your jawline, where your natural tone is least obstructed.

Determining your undertone
Undertones are the lesser known variation of colour in our skin, but they figure just as much in terms of shade compatibility. Your undertone remains the same even when you tan – think of it as your layered colour. When choosing a lipstick, your undertone will determine whether you best suit warmer or more neutral shades.
● Cool tones
A cool undertone means you have a pink, red or bluish hue beneath your tan. Those with cool undertones have blue-appearing veins and compliment silver jewellery. If this sounds like you, the best shades of lipstick to go for are those with cool tones like blue or purple.
● Warm tones
Warm undertones present a golden or olive hue on your skin. An easy way to identify warm tones is if your veins appear green on your wrist. Those with warm undertones suit gold jewellery, and the same applies for your lipstick shade. Warm colours like oranges and browns help to bring out your inner glow.
● Neutral tones
If you have neutral undertones you suit most shades! The best way to define neutral undertones is if you have a mix of pink and yellow beneath your surface colour. Both silver and gold jewellery look good on you, and the same goes for lipstick colours.

Our Factory

Guangzhou Evetin International Biological Co., Ltd. is a large cosmetics enterprise integrating R&D, production, sales and service. The company is located at No. 8, helong Street, Baiyun District, Guangzhou, where transportation is convenient and logistics are developed.
There are over 200 employees in the factory; the daily production volume is over 50,000 units, and the monthly production exceeds 3 million units. We provide professional and efficient OEM/ODM cosmetics processing services, mainly operating high-end cosmetics products such as foundation liquid, mascara, powder, lip gloss, eyebrow pencil and eyeliner, as well as lipstick and lip balm. The company has standard workshops and modern R&D center and production base, and has a top-notch research and development team, production team and management team. Our production workshops meet the 100,000-level GMP dust-free standard, and are equipped with 12 automated production lines and multiple advanced emulsification and powder press equipment. The laboratory is equipped with multi-functional detection instruments. These facilities enable us to have the ability to produce and process high-quality and cost-effective international products.

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FAQ

Q: What is the purpose of lipstick?

A: Some women may wear lipstick to feel better about their appearance. Other women enjoy the ability to express their unique artistic style. Colors and ingredients have changed over the centuries, but the purpose for wearing lipstick remains the same: to express inner beauty with outer self.

Q: What is lipstick?

A: Lipstick is an almost universal cosmetic since, together with the eyes, the mouth is a leading feature, and it can be attractively coloured and textured. Lipstick has a fatty base that is firm in itself and yet spreads easily when applied. The colour is usually provided by pigment—usually reds but also titanium dioxide, a white compound that gives brightness and cover. Because lipsticks are placed on a sensitive surface and ultimately ingested, they are made to the highest safety specifications.

Q: How do you describe a lipstick?

A: Most lipstick is a waxy, slightly creamy substance in a stick that's tinted with red pigment that colors your lips. It's a cosmetic that dates back at least to medieval times, and probably even farther back than that.

Q: How do you describe a good lipstick?

A: Made with transfer-proof, long-lasting, and transfer-proof formula, liquid lipsticks have comfortable wearability. Bold and beautiful, or nude and sophisticated, it stays put all day without being harsh on your lips.

Q: Why do people love lipstick?

A: A slick of a strong lip colour like a red for example, can make you feel more confident or professional and as lips are deemed as a sensual part of the body lipstick can immediately make you feel sexier. It has been said that lipstick is emblematic of burning desires and ambition.

Q: What are the benefits of lipstick?

A: Aside from the aesthetic benefits, lipstick also offers protection and moisturization for the lips. The skin on our lips is delicate and prone to dryness and chapping, especially in harsh weather conditions. Lipstick can act as a barrier, shielding your lips from external elements such as wind, cold, and pollution.

Q: How is lipstick made today?

A: The main processes for manufacturing lipstick are heating, melting, mixing, cooling, and filling. Oil is heated to a temperature between 175 and 185° F or between 80 and 85°C in a process vessel. Using a steam jacketed kettle, wax is melted until it can be mixed with the heated oil.

Q: How does lipstick work?

A: The lipsticks contain dyes that act a bit like litmus paper, the acidity indicator beloved of school chemistry teachers. Inside the lipstick, the dyes are colourless, weak acids. But lips have a higher pH than the lipstick, which triggers a chemical reaction that converts the acids into a strongly coloured compound.

Q: How long does a good lipstick last?

A: Consider replacing cream-based foundation or blushes every six months to a year. Powder products, if stored properly and free from moisture, are good for up to two years. Lipstick is good for one to two years, and lip gloss can be used for six months to 1 year

Q: What are the types of lipstick?

A: A guide to every type of lipstick
Sheer lipstick. If you like to play it safe, you can't go wrong with a sheer lipstick.
Creamy lipstick.
Matte lipstick.
Stain lipstick.
Glossy lipstick.
Frosted lipstick.
Tinted lipstick.

Q: What is a lipstick made of?

A: Most lipsticks are made from three basic ingredients: wax, oil, and pigment. Pigment is the color. Waxes provide shape and a spreadable texture. Oils -- such as petrolatum, lanolin, cocoa butter, jojoba, castor, and mineral -- add moisture.

Q: What is the description of lipstick?

A: Lipstick has a fatty base that is firm in itself and yet spreads easily when applied. The colour is usually provided by pigment—usually reds but also titanium dioxide, a white compound that gives brightness and cover.

Q: Why do we need lipstick?

A: However, the reason for its use remained the same – humankind (especially female population) always needed a way to distinguish themselves in the crowd, decorate their faces for various rituals and occasions, make themselves more beautiful, and off course protect their lips from the harmful elements such as sun.

Q: What do people look for in a lipstick?

A: It is a general rule that warm tones are more for darker skin tones, while cool shades are better for fair skin. Fair or light skin: If you have fair or light skin type then you should look for a nude lipstick in peach, nude pink, red, or coral.

Q: Why did people wear lipstick?

A: In ancient China, lipstick was originally used for religious ceremony but increasingly became used for its cosmetic purposes as time went on. In prehistoric times in ancient China, lipstick was more akin to a lip balm that was used by both women and men. They were sourced from animal blood, minerals, and plant juices.

Q: What is the psychology of the color lipstick?

A: For example, a bold red lipstick can make you feel confident and powerful, while a soft pink lipstick can make you feel romantic and feminine. The color of your lipstick can also influence how others perceive you, which can affect your mood and emotions.

Q: Why is lipstick considered attractive?

A: Studies have shown that women who wear lipstick are perceived as more attractive by others. This is likely because lipstick draws attention to the lips, which are seen as a symbol of femininity and sexuality. Lipstick can make women feel more confident. Wearing lipstick can make women feel more confident and outgoing.

Q: Why choose lipstick as a product?

A: Lipsticks have incredible power to instantly glam your face and mood. They are one of the most essential makeup products. You can't complete a look without matching lipstick. The diverse shades help you feel and look confident.

Q: Can I wear lipstick everyday?

A: The notion that wearing lipstick regularly damages the lips is largely a misconception. While poor-quality lip products or certain ingredients may cause mild irritation in some individuals, the vast majority can enjoy lipstick without experiencing negative effects.

Q: What is the objective of lipstick?

A: Lipstick is defined as a dispersion of coloring matter in a base of oils, fats, and waxes molded into a stick. It aims to impart attractive color and gloss to lips while preventing drying and cracking.

Guangzhou Evetin International Biotechnology Co., Ltd. is one of the most professional lipstick manufacturers and suppliers in China, featured by quality products and competitive price. Welcome to wholesale OEM lipstick made in China here from our factory. Contact us for free sample.

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