Buy a carton, not a container. 1 kg bags decant straight into a 400 ml or 800 ml pot, and the blank bag keeps the treatment room brand-neutral.
One rosin-free base, three shades — and a bag that carries no brand until you ask for one.
A1 is the wax we keep running. The same base goes into gold, pink and off-white; only the colourant changes. It ships in 1 kg bags, twenty to a carton, for salons and wholesalers who buy small and re-order often. Private-label projects start at 1,000 kg per colour.
No rosin in the base. A1 is built on hydrogenated polydicyclopentadiene with EVA copolymer, microcrystalline wax and paraffin, softened with rice bran oil, shea butter, coconut oil and rose flower oil — for technicians and clients who would rather not work with rosin at all.
Rosin-free is an ingredient statement, not a claim of universal skin suitability. Check the declaration for the shade you buy and patch-test to your own protocol.
A1 spreads as a thin, pliable film rather than a thick blanket. A thin film uses less wax per area, stays flexible as it cools and lifts in one piece — so a 1 kg bag goes further and the couch roll stays cleaner.
Film behaviour follows heater temperature, room temperature and how thick you lay it. Read the film, not the clock.
A1 is specified across a 42–48 °C melting range, so a pot brought up slowly still reaches a workable film without chasing a narrow set point. 48 °C is the friendly figure we quote and the one most salons run: the wax is fully fluid, spreads thin and stays comfortable on legs, arms, underarms and the bikini line. Face and brows are worked lower, at the bottom of the range.
A melting range describes the wax, not a skin-application temperature. Work to the temperature your heater, room and patch test support, and read the film before you strip.
A1 is built unscented: no fragrance is added to the formula, and the only scent-bearing material is a low level of rose flower oil that comes with the raw materials. What you smell in the pot is the base itself — faint, not a perfume. That is deliberate. Most salons already carry their own ambient scent, and a perfumed wax fights it in a small treatment room; a near-neutral wax leaves the room smelling of your salon, not of the product.
“Unscented” describes the scent profile, not a fragrance-free composition: the gold shade is declared with Rosa Rugosa flower oil at 0.1–1%. If your market needs a fragrance-free statement, ask for the declaration for the shade you buy.
Four documents buyers ask for before a first container: the US cosmetic filing, the GMPC and ISO 22716 certificates for the plant, and the safety data sheet for the material. Excerpts are shown here; full copies are sent with the quotation.
Small salons do not need a tonne of wax, and they do not need another brand name in the treatment room. A1 is stocked unlabelled: one kilogram of beads in a clear bag, twenty bags to a carton, ready to be decanted into your own pot.
Order a single carton, add four to a wholesale pallet, or take ten for a salon chain. Nothing is printed on the bag, so nothing on the shelf competes with your own label.
When you do want your name on it, the same bags are printed to your artwork — the 100 g and 500 g dielines are ready to download below.
Stock shades are gold, pink and off-white. Any other colour is produced to order.
Colour is the only variable. Items 1 to 9 on the declaration are identical in all three, so a technician who switches shade does not have to relearn the wax.
A deep honey gold, close to the classic professional look buyers compare against imported gold waxes. The shade most salons re-order.
Legs · arms · underarms · bikini
An opaque rose pink that reads clearly against skin and white couch roll — useful in training rooms and shared treatment spaces.
Underarms · bikini · brows
Near-white beads for work where residue on skin or fabric should not show. The shade we pack most often for facial and brow waxing.
Face · brows · upper lipOn OEM orders the shade is matched to your reference sample or a Pantone number. Red and light-blue shades are also produced — see the clips further down.
The full declaration for the gold shade. Items 1 to 9 are the base and do not change between shades; items 10 to 13 are the colourant system, and that is where gold, pink and off-white differ.
| # | INCI name | CAS No. | 中文名称 | % w/w |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | HYDROGENATED POLYDICYCLOPENTADIENE | — | 氢化聚二环戊二烯 | 55–75 |
| 2 | ETHYLENE/VA COPOLYMER | 24937-78-8 | 乙烯/VA 共聚物 | 8–20 |
| 3 | CERA MICROCRISTALLINA | — | 微晶蜡 | 5–10 |
| 4 | PARAFFIN | 8002-74-2 | 石蜡 | 5–10 |
| 5 | ORYZA SATIVA (RICE) BRAN OIL | 68553-81-1 | 稻（ORYZA SATIVA）糠油 | 0.5–2 |
| 6 | BUTYROSPERMUM PARKII (SHEA BUTTER) | 68920-03-6 | 牛油果树（BUTYROSPERMUM PARKII）果脂 | 0.5–2 |
| 7 | COCOS NUCIFERA (COCONUT) OIL | 8001-31-8 | 椰子（COCOS NUCIFERA）油 | 0.2–2 |
| 8 | PETROLATUM | 2231335 | 矿脂 | 0.2–2 |
| 9 | ROSA RUGOSA FLOWER OIL | 92347-25-6 | 玫瑰（ROSA RUGOSA）花油 | 0.1–1 |
| 10 | CI 77891Ingredient focus | 13463-67-7 | CI 77891（二氧化钛） | 0.05–2 |
| 11 | CI 77019 | / | CI 77019（云母） | 0.05–2 |
| 12 | CI 77491 | 1309-37-1 | CI 77491（氧化铁） | 0.05–2 |
| 13 | CI 47000 | 8003-22-3 | CI 47000（喹啉黄） | 0.05–2 |
The base — polymer, waxes, oils and butter — is identical in all three shades, at the same percentage range.
The gold shade is declared with four colourants: CI 77891, CI 77019, CI 77491 and CI 47000. Pink and off-white carry their own CI list, issued on the declaration sheet for the shade you order.
Percentages are ranges, not fixed figures: each batch is checked against the approved specification, and the signed declaration travels with the shipping documents.
Declaration dated 26 July 2023, issued by QA for the gold A1 formula. Ask for the current sheet for the shade and batch you are buying.
Both lists are drawn from the same signed declaration, not from a marketing sheet. The left side is what makes the wax behave the way it does; the right side is what buyers ask us to prove is absent.
Titanium dioxide is the mineral colourant behind the creamy, opaque look of A1. Premium wax brands sell this as the difference between a translucent wax and a professional one; it is on our declaration too, at 0.05–2% in the colourant system, with its CAS number — so you can check the claim on the label instead of taking it from a brochure.
Titanium dioxide is a permitted colourant for cosmetic use in the EU and the US. The declaration for your shade and batch travels with the shipping documents.
An opaque film shows exactly where the wax has been laid. A technician keeps the layer thin and even, spots a missed patch before the strip comes off, and does not over-apply to feel safe.
The pigment carries the colour in the bag, in the pot and on skin, so gold, pink and off-white read the same from batch to batch — and match the chip you approved.
Listed as CI 77891 · CAS 13463-67-7 on the signed declaration. At this level it is a colourant: not a UV filter, and not an active ingredient.
The body of the wax. It sets into a flexible film rather than a brittle shell, which is why A1 lifts in one piece.
Tighten the set and keep the film from turning greasy in a warm treatment room.
Makes the film opaque, so coverage is visible on skin — see the note above.
Plasticisers. They keep the film pliable as it cools and soften the pull at removal.
The only scent-bearing material in the formula: a faint natural note carried by the raw materials, not an added perfume.
No rosin anywhere in the base — the material most often named as a contact allergen in traditional hard waxes.
There is no parfum entry on the declaration. The scent profile is unscented by design, not unscented by dilution.
No paraben appears on the declaration for this formula. Preservative-free is a separate question — ask if your market needs it in writing.
The only colourants are four CI-numbered pigments: 77891, 77019, 77491 and 47000. No unnamed colour added.
These lists describe the A1 gold declaration dated 26 July 2023. Pink and off-white share the same base and carry their own CI list. Ask for the sheet for the shade and batch you are buying — and read the percentages, not just the headlines: petrolatum is present at 0.2–2% as a minor component and is declared above.
Four bag sizes and one carton configuration. The 1 kg bag is the stock unit; the smaller bags exist for retail and for salons that want a sealed bag per treatment room.
Our PE wax bags are supplied with a food-contact test report from a CNAS-accredited laboratory — see the downloads below.
The same 1 kg bag serves three very different order patterns, which is why we keep it in stock rather than producing it to order.
Buy a carton, not a container. 1 kg bags decant straight into a 400 ml or 800 ml pot, and the blank bag keeps the treatment room brand-neutral.
Stock three shades instead of twenty SKUs. Neutral cartons take your shipping marks, and one pallet can serve salons, schools and retail accounts.
Your artwork on the 100 g or 500 g bag, your shade matched to a reference sample — from 1,000 kg per colour.
Consistent fill weight, a stable shade and documents that match the carton. Re-ordering should not need another sample round.
A1 is a stock formula. A different melt point or a different fragrance level is a development project rather than a re-order.
Stock, by the carton, with no minimum beyond the carton. Or OEM, with your bag, your shade and your documents.
20 × 1 kg unlabelled bags. The carton is the stock unit; order one or one hundred.
Your artwork on the bag, your shade matched to a sample or Pantone, your labelling language.
Send your file against our 100 g or 500 g dieline and we return a print-ready proof before the run.
A physical sample or a Pantone reference is enough to start; we send a pressed wax chip for approval.
A different melt range, a different fragrance level or a different oil blend is a development project with its own MOQ.
Declaration, SDS and bag test report, issued for the batch you receive.
Quotations depend on shade, bag size and destination, are valid for 30 days and include the packing list.
The dielines are what your designer needs. The test report is what your importer will ask for.
SDS for the gold, pink and orange beads are available on request; they are issued per formula and batch.
Values below refer to the standard configuration. Confirm the final specification, pack sizes and labelling for your destination market in the quotation.
| Brand | BeauTome |
|---|---|
| Model | A1 |
| Product type | Hard wax beads — drop-formed pastilles |
| Base formula | Rosin-free polymer blend; 9 declared ingredients |
| Shades | Gold (reference), pink, off-white; other shades to order |
| Scent profile | Unscented by design — no added fragrance; a faint natural note from the raw materials |
| Rosin status | Rosin free |
| Melting range | 42–48 °C |
| Working temperature | 48 °C recommended — face and brows worked at the lower end |
| Application character | Smooth, thin film; removed without strips |
| Intended use | Professional body waxing — legs, arms, underarms and bikini line; face and brows at a lower working temperature |
| Pack sizes | 100 g, 300 g, 500 g and 1,000 g bags |
| Stock unit | 1,000 g bag; 20 bags per carton (20 kg net) |
| Carton gross weight | Approximately 21.2 kg |
| MOQ — stock | 1 carton (20 × 1 kg) |
| MOQ — OEM | 1,000 kg per colour |
| ODM reference | 2,000 kg for a formula or melt-point change |
| Bag branding | Unlabelled as standard; printed to your artwork on the 100 g and 500 g dielines |
| Storage | Cool, dry, out of direct sunlight; keep the bag sealed |
Specifications are provided for evaluation and may be updated as the product is improved. The approved specification sheet for your order governs production, inspection and documentation.
Suitability depends on the wax or gel system used, room conditions and operator technique. Validate the finished combination during sample evaluation.
A1 is unscented by design: no fragrance is added, and the only scent-bearing material is Rosa Rugosa flower oil at 0.1–1%, which arrives with the raw materials and reads as a faint natural note rather than a perfume. That is deliberate — most salons already have their own ambient scent, and a perfumed wax competes with it in a small room. If your market needs a fragrance-free statement in writing, ask for the declaration for the shade you buy.
The base contains no rosin. It is built on hydrogenated polydicyclopentadiene, EVA copolymer, microcrystalline wax and paraffin, softened with rice bran oil, shea butter, coconut oil and rose flower oil. Rosin-free describes the ingredient profile, not universal skin suitability.
Titanium dioxide (CI 77891, CAS 13463-67-7) is the colourant that makes A1 opaque. An opaque film shows where the wax has been laid, so the layer stays thin and even and a missed patch is visible before removal. It is declared at 0.05–2% in the colourant system; at that level it is a colourant, not a UV filter or an active.
The melting range is 42–48 °C, and 48 °C is the working point we recommend: fully fluid, spreads thin, comfortable on the body. Face and brows are worked at the lower end, around 42–44 °C. None of these figures is a skin-application temperature — work to what your heater, room and patch test support, and read the film before you strip.
Yes — that is what stock is for. Stock ships in 1 kg bags, twenty to a carton, with nothing printed on the bag. The 1,000 kg minimum applies to OEM, where the bag carries your artwork and the shade is matched to your reference.
Gold, pink and off-white from stock. Other colours — including the red and light-blue shades in the clips above — are produced to order against a physical sample or a Pantone reference.
No. The base formula is identical and only the colourant system differs, so melt point, film and setting behaviour are the same. A technician can move between shades without changing technique.
Yes. Send artwork against our 100 g or 500 g dieline and we return a print-ready proof before production. Bags can also ship with the BeauTome label, or completely blank.
Everything below is shot on our line and at packing — no renders, no stock imagery. Bags, cartons, beads and the packing scale, exactly as a buyer would see them.
Need a specific angle, a shade chip on white, or a shot inside a salon? Ask with your enquiry — we photograph stock for buyers at the sampling stage.
The consistency test is the one buyers ask for first: how the wax pulls, how it holds on the strip, and how it comes away from skin. The third clip is an application session across three areas — leg, sideburn and armpit.
Two clips on skin in other shades, and two from the drop-forming line where the pastilles are made. Beads are dropped onto a cooled belt, which is why they arrive free-flowing rather than fused into a block.
Videos are muted by default and start when pressed. They show the shade and technique named in each caption, not a curing or safety claim.
The 1 kg bag is the stock unit and the carton is the order unit. The weights below are measured at packing, not calculated.
| Configuration | 20 × 1,000 g bags |
|---|---|
| Net weight | 20 kg |
| Gross weight | Approximately 21.2 kg — carton on the packing scale |
| Carton marking | MADE IN CHINA; neutral or your shipping marks |
| Pallet | Confirmed per shipment and destination |
| Stock minimum | 1 carton |
| OEM minimum | 1,000 kg per colour |
Fill weight and carton count are checked at packing. If customs needs a fixed gross weight in advance, tell us at the quotation stage.
The white bead in the rosin-free range — a clean film for salons, and the wax inside our nose-wax kit.
The bead for e-commerce sets — ten colours, your bag artwork, and a slow 15–20 second set built for first-time users.
A2’s rosin, refined to the ester: 70–100% rosinate, two colours, one base, and the areas a consumer wax cannot hold.
Stock or OEM, one carton or five tonnes — the same form. Send the shade, the bag size and where it is going; we reply with pricing, lead time and the declaration for that shade.
Within one working day, with the carton or kilogram price and the lead time for the shade you asked for.
A 1 kg bag, or a pressed chip if we are matching a shade — posted before you commit to a run.
The declaration for that shade, the SDS and the bag test report, with the carton configuration on the quotation.