Makeup & beauty tools

Explore shade ranges, application, tool quality and merchandising for varied complexions and preferences. Swatches and clear assortments help US retailers, professional artists and online buyers evaluate products for their audiences.

Select a category to explore products and partnership priorities.

Complexion, eye & lip collections

Use swatches and a clear shade structure to support buyers serving varied complexions and makeup preferences.

Product scope: Foundation, concealer, setting products, blush, eyeshadow, eyeliner, mascara, lipstick and gloss.
Relevant buyers: Beauty chains and independent retailers, makeup brands, artist channels and e-commerce buyers.
Presentation priorities: Arrange products by undertone, finish and application step. Prepare hygienic swatching tools, shade cards, packaging samples and English descriptions.

Make the discussion specific

How should an opening shade assortment be selected? Discuss shade development, replenishment, packaging, range minimums and swatch samples.

Brushes, sponges & accessories

Let buyers experience grip, brush shape and application so manufacturing details become tangible product value.

Product scope: Face and eye brushes, makeup sponges, puffs, lash curlers, cleaning accessories and organizers.
Relevant buyers: Beauty-tool brands, retailers, professional artist suppliers and private-label buyers.
Presentation priorities: Provide brush shapes, fibers, handles and sponge materials. Demonstrate application, cleaning and drying, plus set formats, branding and packaging.

Make the discussion specific

Which individual tools or sets fit the assortment? Discuss how materials, colors, branding and packaging affect minimums and lead times.

Professional makeup & styling tools

Present an organized working kit around professional application, setup and portability.

Product scope: Professional brush sets, mixing palettes, spatulas, makeup cases, workstation storage and styling accessories.
Relevant buyers: Professional makeup artists, training schools, salon suppliers and specialist tool distributors.
Presentation priorities: Create a usable workstation and demonstrate access, organization and cleaning. Provide dimensions, weight, materials and accessory lists.

Make the discussion specific

Which kits suit different working settings? Can accessories be reordered separately? Explore customization for schools and team purchasing.

Nail products & salon accessories

Connect color presentation with salon use, moving the conversation from appearance to ongoing supply.

Product scope: Nail-polish and color ranges, nail tips, decorative accessories, brushes, files and salon storage supplies.
Relevant buyers: Nail salons, professional distributors, nail brands and beauty-training businesses.
Presentation priorities: Use shade charts and nail-tip samples to distinguish ranges. Show application steps and identify compatible materials, tools and instructions.

Make the discussion specific

How should opening kits and regular replenishment be organized? Discuss shade updates, accessory reorders, custom packaging and training materials.

BETTER QUESTIONS. BETTER CONNECTIONS.

Turn discovery into a focused conversation.

Makeup brands, retail buyers, professional artist channels and nail-product purchasing

Questions for buyers and brands

How are shades, complexion fit and assortments presented?
How do textures, application and tools work together?
How can sampling, swatching and merchandising be arranged?

Makeup & beauty tools