Custom formulation
Dip and acrylic powders, soak-off gel, and matching lacquer developed to your performance brief — wear time, finish, cure behaviour, and application feel.
OEM Manufacturing
Run your own formulas, shade libraries, and packaging on a salon-tested professional system. OMG handles formulation and production; you own the brand, the market, and the margin.

An OEM program is the right route when the formula itself is part of your brand — a specific finish, cure profile, viscosity, or shade library you want to own outright. We build to your specification and produce it at volume, so what reaches your accounts is genuinely yours rather than a relabelled stock product.
Dip and acrylic powders, soak-off gel, and matching lacquer developed to your performance brief — wear time, finish, cure behaviour, and application feel.
Build a shade library to your own colour direction, or match against an existing range so a reformulation does not break continuity for your salons.
Jar and bottle formats, closures, labelling, and cartoning specified to your artwork, in the sizes your accounts actually reorder.
Scale from a first production run to repeat manufacturing on the same specification, so quality holds across reorders.
Formats, performance targets, shade direction, packaging, and the volumes you expect.
We come back with a buildable spec, a per-unit cost, and the lead time it implies.
Production samples for salon testing. Adjust and re-sample until the spec is approved.
First run ships against the approved spec, and repeat runs hold to it.
OEM means the formula is developed to your specification — you define how the product performs. Private label means your brand goes on OMG's existing, proven formulas. OEM gives you more control and takes longer; private label gets you to shelf faster on a system that is already selling.
Yes. Shade matching against an existing range is a standard part of the specification stage, and it is the usual route when you are moving production without disrupting the salons already using the range.
OEM minimums depend on the format and the degree of customisation in the specification. Share your intended volumes and formats and we will confirm the minimum alongside the quote.
Ownership and exclusivity are set out in the program agreement. Raise it during the brief so the terms are agreed before sampling begins rather than after.
Send your program, formats, and expected volume — we will come back with pricing, minimums, and lead times.