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Contract Manufacturing & White Label — Let’s Turn Your Raw Materials into Artisan Cosmetics
You produce something exceptional. We handle the rest.
Are you a beekeeper, a farmer or an aromatic plant grower? You have a raw material that deserves more than a quiet local outlet. At Hitton Bien Dans Ma Nature, we turn it into artisan cosmetics. Soaps, solid shampoos, deodorants, scrubs, serums: we formulate around your raw ingredient, manufacture in our Gers workshop, and handle the regulation. You leave with branded products, ready to sell.
What We Make for You
With your animal milks (goat, sheep, donkey, cow): cold-process soaps and solid shampoos. Milk is a demanding ingredient — cold-process saponification is a method that lets it express its full qualities without denaturing it.
With your aromatic plants, essential oils, honey, beeswax and other hive products: the full anhydrous range. Deodorants, scrubs, bath salts, dry serums, massage oils, balms.
What we don’t make: emulsions (creams, milks, lotions) and formulas based on green chemistry-derived ingredients. We work with raw, unprocessed materials — not plant-based surfactants or processed emulsifiers. That boundary is clear, and it defines what we do well.
Minimum Production Quantities
| Product | Minimum Order per Product |
|---|---|
| Soaps | 467 units |
| Solid Shampoos | 359 units |
| Other Waterless Cosmetics | 200 units |
How Does It Work?
Simple. Get in touch, tell us about your project and your raw material. We assess feasibility together, define the formula, submit a proposal. No jargon, no endless forms — a real conversation between producers.
contact@hitton.fr or fill in the form below
Turning an agricultural raw material into a finished cosmetic is an exciting project — and a daunting one. European cosmetic regulation is complex, production constraints are real. I understand those barriers, because I lived them myself when I launched my own donkey milk range.
What we offer through contract manufacturing is our experience and production facility at your service. Over ten years of artisan soap-making, Cosmos Organic certification by Ecocert / Bureau Veritas, full command of the chain — from formulation to the Product Information File (PIF) and CPNP notification. You don’t need to navigate EU Regulation 1223/2009: that’s our daily business.
Our approach is one of raw ingredients. No green chemistry, no plant-based surfactants, no processed emulsifiers. We work with what nature produces: your milks, your plants, your honey, your beeswax. That’s a constraint — and it’s also what gives our products their coherence and readability. A customer who turns the label over should be able to read and understand every ingredient.
Milk — donkey, goat, sheep or cow — is reserved for soaps and solid shampoos. Cold-process saponification is a method that allows it to fully express its qualities without denaturing it. For other cosmetics — deodorants, scrubs, serums, balms — we formulate from your plants, essential oils and hive products.
Our minimums are set for small producers: 200 units for anhydrous cosmetics, 359 for shampoos, 467 for soaps. Each project is handled individually, with a single point of contact from brief to delivery.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of raw materials can you work with?
Animal milks (donkey, goat, sheep, cow) for soaps and solid shampoos. Aromatic plants, essential oils, hydrosols, honey, beeswax and hive products for the full anhydrous range. We work exclusively with raw, unprocessed ingredients — no green chemistry, no plant-based surfactants.
Can a deodorant or serum be made with milk?
No. Milk is reserved for cold-process soaps and solid shampoos. For other anhydrous cosmetics, we formulate from your plants and hive products.
Who handles regulatory compliance (PIF, CPNP)?
We do. We draft the PIF and manage CPNP notification for every reference. For white label, the PIF is in your name. If you’re marketing under your own brand, we guide you through the process.
Can contract-manufactured products be Cosmos Organic certified?
Yes — if your raw materials are organically certified and compatible with the Cosmos standard. Assessed on a case-by-case basis during the feasibility phase.
What is the difference between contract manufacturing and white label?
Contract manufacturing: you supply your raw material, we create a bespoke formulation. White label: you sell an existing Hitton product under your own label. Both options include production management and regulatory compliance.
What are the minimum order quantities?
467 units for soaps, 359 for solid shampoos, 200 for other anhydrous cosmetics. Below these levels, we can’t guarantee quality or the economic viability of artisan production.