
Body wash
United States · Direct-to-consumer body-care brand
How a DTC brand of this type builds a compact body-care line — wash, scrub, lotion, butter and oil — around one scent story, starting from small first runs.
Representative project. It shows how a buyer of this type typically works with Mars and what we can supply for a similar inquiry. It is not a record of a named client, and the images are illustrations.

01Situation
A young direct-to-consumer brand wants a body-care range that looks like one family on social media, can launch with modest stock and grow product by product. It needs low minimums, consistent packaging and documents it can use for marketplace listings.
02Approach
The line-up, packaging and support a project of this type usually needs.
Niacinamide body wash, coffee and shea scrub, lactic acid lotion, shea and ceramide butter and a jojoba face-and-body oil from the Body & Hand range.
Most formulas start from 50 pieces, so the brand can test five products before committing to the 2,000-piece and 5,000-piece price tiers.
Matching bottle, tube and jar options with the brand's logo and label languages, approved on one set of digital proofs.
MSDS, COA per batch and full INCI lists for marketplace and retailer onboarding.
03Timeline
Indicative only; the dated plan comes with your quotation.
Shortlist, samples and scent check
Artwork, packaging selection and proofs
Production, batch check and shipping

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