LuxeFormula Labs manufactures private label scalp care — scalp serum, scalp scrub, scalp refresh spray, pre-wash scalp oil and clarifying shampoo — at MOQ 100 units per SKU, in an FDA-registered cosmetic facility (FEI 3031525994). Production takes about 4–6 weeks after approval. We write cosmetic claims only, so your listings stay clear of hair-growth and anti-dandruff drug rules.
Scalp care is the “skinification” of hair: shoppers now treat the scalp like facial skin, with serums, exfoliants and tonics. We make it on the same liquid and cream filling lines that already run our perfume, nail and hotel hand-soap programs — so you get the same low MOQ, the same documentation and one supplier for your whole line.
Start with serum, scrub and spray — a complete three-step routine customers understand — then add the oil and shampoo once the line sells. Ingredient directions below are starting points; the final formula is confirmed after your brief and sample approval.
A lightweight leave-in serum applied with a dropper directly to the scalp. The hero product of most scalp lines and the easiest to sell as a daily ritual.
An exfoliating scrub massaged into a wet scalp before shampooing to lift away product buildup. Pairs naturally with a clarifying shampoo.
A fine-mist tonic for between wash days, with a cooling, refreshing feel. A strong add-on for gyms, salons and subscription boxes.
A pre-wash massage oil, the format behind the rosemary-oil trend. Simple to fill and easy to merchandise next to the serum.
A deep-cleansing shampoo made on the same wash line as our hotel hand-soap and hair & body wash programs. Completes a three-step system.
We don't run a separate “hair factory.” Scalp care uses the filling equipment, quality system and paperwork we already run every week.
The dropper and fine-mist filling we use for perfume, nail and cuticle products fills scalp serums, sprays and oils.
The viscous filling behind our hotel lotion soap and hair & body wash handles scrubs and shampoos.
Batch records and CoA, SDS and INCI documents with every order.
Already making nail, lip or perfume with us? Add scalp care to the same order, label system and shipment.
In the US, a product's claims decide whether it is a cosmetic or a drug. Get this wrong and an Amazon listing or an FDA warning letter can stop your launch. We manufacture cosmetics, so we write — and review — cosmetic claims.
| Claim | Status | Why |
|---|---|---|
| “Hydrates and conditions the scalp” · “Exfoliates buildup” · “Cooling, refreshing feel” | ✓ Cosmetic | Cleansing, conditioning and appearance claims are cosmetic. |
| “Hair looks thicker and fuller” | ✓ Cosmetic | Describes appearance, not a change to how hair grows. |
| “Promotes hair growth” · “Prevents hair loss” · “Blocks DHT” | ✕ Drug | FDA has found no OTC ingredient generally recognized as safe and effective for these uses (21 CFR 310.527). |
| “Anti-dandruff” · “Controls seborrheic dermatitis” | ✕ OTC drug | Covered by FDA's dandruff monograph (M032), with specific active ingredients and drug registration. |
| “Relieves itching” · “Anti-inflammatory” · “Kills bacteria or fungus” | ✕ Drug | Treating a condition or killing microbes on the body is a drug use. |
| “Clinically proven” | Only with evidence | The FTC requires substantiation for performance claims. |
Choose the serum, scrub and spray, and decide whether to add the oil or shampoo. Tell us your scent direction or fragrance-free.
Send quantities per SKU and packaging choices. We reply with unit pricing, sample cost and lead time.
Test pre-production samples for texture, scent and feel, and approve your label copy against the claims guide.
About 4–6 weeks after approval, shipped with CoA, SDS and INCI list.
General information, not legal advice. FDA registration of a facility is not FDA approval of a product.
Serum, scrub and spray, 100 units each, under your brand. Most quotes go out within 24 hours.