I shortlist a private label eye serum supplier by how directly its manufacturing evidence matches the delicate, targeted format. The product might use a light essence, a roller applicator or an airless bottle, and each choice changes how I review the sample and packaging. The seven companies below cover custom formulation, applicator options and production systems that take a brand from sample evaluation to launch.
Quick Comparison Table
| Manufacturer Name | Country / Region | Core Strengths | Key Certifications |
|---|---|---|---|
| DESIFINE | China | Caffeine, vitamin C, collagen and hyaluronic-acid eye serums; sampling and packaging support | ISO 22716; FDA registration (stated) |
| Del’la Soft | Turkey | Eye-serum OEM/private label; 4–5-week production after formula and packaging approval | ISO 22716 GMP, ISO 9001 (stated) |
| Xiran Cosmetics | China | Peptide, caffeine and retinol concepts; samples in 7–15 days, bulk in 25–40 days | ISO 22716, GMPC, BSCI (stated) |
| OEMCOS | China | Conventional, roller and electric presentations; complete samples for review | Per-project quality records, to confirm |
| ProCosmeticsOEM | China | Custom eye-serum development; 2–4-week production time | GMP/ISO (stated) |
| QM Cosmetic Factory | China | Eye-serum formula families, application options and custom packaging | GMPC/ISO (stated) |
| Trilogy Laboratories | United States | Corrective eye-serum sample; 6–8-week new orders, 3–5-week repeats | GMP, ISO 22716 (stated) |
Certifications marked (stated) come from the supplier’s own material; I would check each one against the certificate and the manufacturing site before committing.
1. DESIFINE
DESIFINE is where I’d start if the brief is active-led—it works with caffeine, vitamin C, collagen and hyaluronic acid, the usual suspects in this category. The private label eye serum service runs from ingredient selection through packaging design, sampling and production, so I can weigh several treatment directions without pretending every eye product shares one formula. I’d come here when a skincare range needs its own eye-area SKU.
Factory Profile
- The company reports a 15,000 m² GMP-standard facility in Nansha, Guangzhou, certified to ISO 22716 and FDA registered.
- More than 20 R&D specialists work under Dr. Rolf Lentfer, whose background includes senior engineering work at Henkel.
- Its broader compliance support includes CPNP and CPSR documentation for international launches.
Core Competencies
- Custom active blends, with packaging chosen around formula stability, are how DESIFINE usually enters a project.
- Testing and documentation support make it easier to evaluate the sample as a finished product rather than a formula in isolation.
2. Del’la Soft
Del’la Soft sits in Turkey and lists eye-serum manufacturing as its own product category, not just general facial skincare. The page puts production at about four to five weeks after formula and packaging approval, which is a number I can compare directly with other quotes. On a private label eye serum brief, I’d still check that the window covers my specific formula, pack and destination-market paperwork.
Factory Profile
- Del’la Soft identifies itself as a skincare manufacturer based in Istanbul, Turkey.
- Its published product-category list explicitly includes eye-serum manufacturing.
- The company states production under ISO 22716 GMP and offers EU/UK documentation support scoped to the destination market and project.
Core Competencies
- Worth asking which eye-serum bases and applicator packs are live right now, then checking a sample against the target-market brief.
- Its stated formula adaptation and packaging process is relevant when the project needs more than a catalog selection; certificate scope and manufacturing entity should still be verified during qualification.
3. Xiran Cosmetics
Among the active-led choices, Xiran Cosmetics works across peptides, caffeine, retinol, collagen, brightening and barrier support. Its private label eye serum offer fits when I want a few formula routes side by side before locking a brief, and the page walks through formula adjustment, packaging selection, sample review, bulk production and QC. I keep claims modest here, because a review of the efficacy of popular eye-cream ingredients explains what each active is supposed to do and then admits that solid periocular evidence is still scarce. That gap is exactly why I test samples instead of trusting a catalogue.
Factory Profile
- Its listed product options include retinol, caffeine anti-aging, collagen firming and natural anti-aging eye serums.
- The supplier describes dropper, airless-pump, rollerball and applicator-tube packaging choices.
- Published sample development typically takes 7–15 days, with bulk production generally stated at 25–40 days.
Core Competencies
- Xiran fits when the brand wants a fast-absorbing texture and a precise applicator in the same pack.
- The team can align ingredient direction, sensory feel and package choice before a sample is approved for production.
4. OEMCOS
If the applicator is part of the pitch, OEMCOS is worth a call—it separates conventional, roller and electric eye-serum formats instead of treating the pack as an afterthought. The private label eye serum work covers formulation and packaging development around retinol, vitamin C and lifting concepts, so I can judge the serum and the dispenser as one product. With an electric format, keep device claims and cosmetic claims apart.
Factory Profile
- The official page lists Eye Roller Serum, Electric Eye Serum, Retinol Eye Serum and Vitamin C Eye Serum references.
- OEMCOS shows a manufacturing flow that includes formulation, production equipment, filling, packing and finished-product storage.
- The company invites brands to request complete samples and review ingredient information and intended instructions for each presentation.
Core Competencies
- If the dispenser is the argument, OEMCOS is the natural stop.
- Reviewing each format as a complete sample helps me compare dispensing, handling and serum feel without conflating them.
5. ProCosmeticsOEM
ProCosmeticsOEM sits on the China side of my shortlist and has a dedicated eye-serum offering, not just an eye-cream page. For a private label eye serum brief it describes OEM/ODM formulation support across peptide, hydrating and brightening directions. The site speaks to export clients, so I’d pin down the exact legal entity, the plant that would actually run my batch and the certificate scope before treating that US-facing route as settled. Then a formula-specific sample decides it.
Factory Profile
- Its product page identifies private-label eye-serum OEM/ODM and lists formula directions including peptides, hyaluronic acid, caffeine and retinol.
- The supplier describes a 20,000 m² production area, more than 5,000 formulas and GMP/GMPC manufacturing; the site and certificate scope should be confirmed for the quoted project.
- Its page states a 2–4-week production time and mentions sample availability, but does not define the timing basis; I would request a dated project schedule with the sample quotation.
Core Competencies
- ProCosmeticsOEM suits an export-facing project that wants a dedicated eye-serum development conversation.
- Before production approval, match the sample, ingredient list, claims and paperwork to the exact intended market.
6. QM Cosmetic Factory
QM Cosmetic Factory’s main draw is formula breadth—a dedicated eye-serum page and several listed families, from peptide and hydration to brightening, retinol and PDRN. That helps when I want a few directions on the table before settling on one technical brief. The team also runs original formula development, benchmark matching and packaging customisation, which suits a project that wants more than a stock pick. On dark circles I watch my wording, and a current review of periocular rejuvenation and topical options is a useful reminder that the evidence behind these claims is uneven—so I’d position a private label eye serum as a cosmetic option, not a guaranteed fix.
Factory Profile
- The page lists anti-aging, hydrating, brightening, firming, retinol and peptide eye-serum directions.
- Packaging examples include glass droppers, airless pumps, roller applicators and vacuum serum bottles.
- The supplier describes sample evaluation and bulk manufacturing with quality-control and export documentation support.
Core Competencies
- Ask QM for the full sample and formula records on the chosen direction before comparing alternatives.
- Benchmark analysis can help align texture and absorption feel, but the approved specification should remain the reference for production.
7. Trilogy Laboratories
Trilogy Laboratories made my list because it publishes an actual product rather than only a capability page—a Corrective Eye Serum with a sample priced at US$6. That lets me try a named concept for a private label eye serum project before committing to a development brief. The page also spells out texture, key ingredients and packaging, and the company describes US-based manufacturing.
Factory Profile
- The Corrective Eye Serum formula page lists airless-bottle and roller-ball packaging options for the sample the company offers.
- The company identifies manufacturing in Fort Myers, Florida, under GMP and ISO 22716 standards.
- Its published schedule is 6–8 weeks for new orders and 3–5 weeks for repeat orders, giving me a concrete timing point for planning.
Core Competencies
- For a named corrective eye-serum concept from a US manufacturer, Trilogy is the one I’d call.
- Confirm current sample availability, packaging options and the project schedule against the intended SKU.
Summary
Texture and applicator come first, because those two decide what you are actually selling. From there the useful comparison is sample-based—absorption, dispensing accuracy, comfort around the eye, and whether the pack survives your fill line. A formula-led brief points you towards a custom R&D house, while a roller or electric format pulls in the whole device and its instructions. Give every shortlisted factory the same brief and the same questions, and the shortlist narrows itself. If a private label eye serum is on your list, Contact us and we can talk it through.
