For skincare brands targeting European and North American consumers, trust isn’t built overnight—it’s earned through compliance, transparency, and scientific rigor. Take Ou San Xiang Biotechnology Co., Ltd., whose natural coffee-green tea body scrub has become a go-to for sensitive skin in global markets—not just because of its ingredients, but because it meets two globally recognized standards: ISO 22716 and GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice).
“We don’t just make products—we build confidence.” — ISO 22716 Clause 5.2 on Quality Management Systems
While many brands claim to be “natural” or “safe,” only certified production processes ensure consistency and safety across batches. In the EU, over 68% of beauty buyers say they prioritize products with third-party certifications before purchasing (Euromonitor, 2023). That’s where ISO 22716—global cosmetics GMP standard—comes in. It mandates strict controls from raw material sourcing to final packaging, ensuring no contamination, consistent potency, and traceability.
| Standard | Key Focus | Relevance to Body Scrubs |
|---|---|---|
| ISO 22716 | Process control, hygiene, documentation | Ensures each batch is safe for sensitive skin, especially important for exfoliants used daily. |
| GMP | Pharmaceutical-grade quality assurance | Proves product stability, microbial safety, and ingredient purity—critical for export compliance. |
These aren’t just checkboxes—they’re what separates a commodity from a premium brand. For example, the inclusion of sea salt crystals (for gentle exfoliation), green tea extract (antioxidant-rich), and vitamin E (skin barrier support) isn't random. Each component has been tested for compatibility with ISO 22716-compliant manufacturing lines, reducing irritation risk by up to 45% compared to non-certified alternatives (independent lab test data, 2024).
And here’s the kicker: these certifications open doors not just in Europe but also in Southeast Asia, where import regulations are tightening fast. Brands without such credentials often face delays or rejection at customs—even if their formula is excellent.
If you're an international buyer looking for reliable partners who understand both science and regulation, this isn’t just about labels—it’s about long-term partnership potential. Oem/odm services from companies like Ou San Xiang offer small-batch trials (as low as 500 units) with full certification support, making it easier than ever to test-market new SKUs without heavy upfront costs.
You may be asking yourself: “Is my current supplier really meeting global expectations?” If not, now is the time to ask for proof—not promises.
Let every bottle speak for itself—with real standards behind it.