Derma Cream Mist

Fine-spray facial cream mist / leave-on moisturizing mist

Milky emulsion mist that disperses into ultra-fine, even particles. Lightweight and quick-absorbing with a soft, cushiony moisture finish and minimal tackiness. Shake-well format can be considered depending on the final emulsion system.

• Delivers immediate, comfortable hydration to dry or delicate-feeling skin.
• Helps support the skin moisture barrier and reduce the feeling of tightness caused by dryness.
• Creates a uniform fine mist for frequent use throughout the day.
• Leaves skin looking fresh, smooth, and softly dewy without a heavy cream feel.
• Can be positioned for use before skincare, between routine steps, or over makeup after compatibility testing.

• Hydrolyzed DNA / PDRN-type nucleotide complex: reference concept at 1,000 ppm; final INCI, origin, concentration, and claim language must be confirmed with the OEM and destination-market regulations.
• Centella Asiatica Extract: soothing and comfort-care positioning.
• Ceramide NP: moisture-barrier support positioning.
• sh-Oligopeptide-1 (EGF) or an OEM-approved peptide alternative: conditioning and revitalizing-care positioning, subject to regional compliance.

• Develop a stable cream-in-mist emulsion optimized for a high-output ultra-fine mist actuator.
• Confirm spray angle, particle uniformity, clog resistance, and formula/actuator compatibility through repeated-use testing.
• Recommended package direction: pearl-frosted 100 mL PET bottle, white fine-mist pump, clear frosted cap, and customizable vertical color accent.
• Optional sizes: 50 mL travel size and 100 mL standard size, with matching folding carton.
• Formula options: fragrance-free, essential-oil-free, alcohol-free, vegan-positioned, and sensitive-skin-oriented versions, subject to feasibility and substantiation.
• Validate emulsion stability, microbial safety, freeze-thaw stability, leakage, pump durability, makeup compatibility, and low-irritation claims before commercialization.
• Keep all branding, graphics, naming, and trade dress independent from the reference product.