Rich luxurious emulsions that are used primarily for face, hand or specific parts of the body. Creams are also the preferred consistency for specialist treatment products. Typically packed in jars or tubes.

These are less viscous than creams and would typically be used for larger parts of the body such as the torso, legs and arms. Typically packed in bottles (pump or screw cap) or tubes.

The lightest and least viscous of the emulsions but certainly no less effective. Used across a wide range of products from eye make-up removers to moisturising bathing products. Milks are almost exclusively packed in bottles.

As the name suggests their primary function is to mechanically exfoliate. The bases and scrub particles are many and varied from soft natural wax scrubs to harsh intensive nut shell. Typically packed in jars or tubes.

As with waters, gels are superbly effective when seeking a cooling or or easily spreadable product. They are extremely versatile and can be made clear or be packed with oils and actives. They can be adapted for any pack from free pouring bottles to jars.

Typically toners and products that impart freshness. As the name implies these are aqueous based, possibly with small amounts of solubilised oils. Waters would normally only ever be packed in bottles.