Sometimes, what it takes to succeed in this kind of business is a little twist: just improve on an existing cosmetic, and if the product becomes a hit, you will be rewarded greatly. HereвЂ™s a long list of products you can sell: soaps, oils, masques, lotions, lip balms and glosses, lipstick, body powder, shampoos, hair conditioners, bubble baths, deodorant, scrubs, blush, eye shadow, eyeliner, makeup remover, mascara, foundation, perfumes, nail polishes, mouthwashes, douches, anti-aging cream, aftershave, massage lotions, stretch mark lotion, and moisturizers.

Still another way is to represent or distribute the products of a cosmetic manufacturer in an area where they still have no presence. A contract manufacturer will fill your needs from producing to designing your label and packaging the product. Or you can approach a contract manufacturer to do make a line of cosmetics for you under your label. The equipment and raw materials will cost only a few hundred dollars. You can make soaps, lotions, and oils at home and sell them through small retail stores on consignments, at kiosks in malls, in your house, or in a rented space.

However, belying a common assumption, you can actually start home-based cosmetics manufacturing. The impression is that a cosmetics company is an expensive business to start. If you are interested to learn from start to end, then jump to the video on this page and watch it till the end.

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