Taiwan is one of Asia’s most important cosmetic manufacturing hubs. It is the engine behind a huge share of the world’s sheet masks and a deep bench of skincare, hair-care and biotech beauty makers. Taiwanese OEM/ODM factories are prized for fast development, strong ingredient science, flexible volumes and competitive pricing — which is why so many global and indie brands quietly manufacture there.
This guide profiles 10 leading OEM/ODM cosmetic manufacturers in Taiwan — a mix of large contract manufacturers and respected manufacturer-brands — what each is best known for, where it is based, and a link to its official website. (Looking for other regions? Browse the rest of the OEMHallmark blog.)
Key takeaways
- For large-scale, end-to-end ODM, start with TCI Co. — one of Asia’s biggest contract manufacturers.
- Annie’s Way and L’Herboflore are strong choices for masks and botanical skincare.
- Mao Bao and Sheng Hsiang Tang (Cellina) cover hair, body and cleansing manufacturing.
- Sunmax (collagen biomaterials), O’right (green beauty) and DR.WU (dermocosmetics) bring specialist expertise.
- Every company below has an active website and an established Taiwanese manufacturing track record.
How we chose this list
We focused on manufacturers with genuine Taiwanese production capability, recognised standing in the industry, and a live corporate website. We note each company’s type and home base so you can match the right partner to your product category, volume and quality needs.
1. TCI Co., Ltd.
HQ: Taipei, Taiwan · Type: ODM contract manufacturer · Best known for: End-to-end beauty & wellness ODM
TCI is one of Asia’s largest ODM contract manufacturers, developing and producing skincare, sheet masks, functional drinks and nutraceuticals end-to-end for global brands. It is known for biotechnology-led R&D, clinical validation and turnkey product development.
2. Mao Bao Inc.
HQ: Taipei, Taiwan · Type: Manufacturer + OEM/ODM · Best known for: Hair & body care
Mao Bao is a long-established Taiwanese manufacturer of hair-care, body-care and personal-care products. It runs its own brand portfolio alongside OEM/ODM production, with in-house formulation and large-scale manufacturing capacity.
3. Sheng Hsiang Tang (Cellina)
HQ: Taiwan · Type: Personal care manufacturer · Best known for: Soap, body wash & skincare
Sheng Hsiang Tang, maker of the Cellina range, is a veteran Taiwanese personal-care manufacturer specialising in soaps, body washes and everyday skincare. It supplies its own brands and offers OEM production for cleansing and bath products.
Visit Sheng Hsiang Tang (Cellina) →
4. Annie’s Way
HQ: New Taipei, Taiwan · Type: Mask OEM/ODM + brand · Best known for: Jelly & sheet masks
Annie’s Way is best known for its signature jelly masks and sheet masks. The company manufactures for its own popular brand and provides OEM/ODM mask development and production for international beauty labels.
5. L’Herboflore
HQ: Taipei, Taiwan · Type: Skincare ODM + brand · Best known for: Botanical masks & skincare
L’Herboflore develops botanical and biotech-driven skincare, including masks, essences and treatment products. It combines an established own-brand presence with ODM development for partner brands across Asia.
6. SOFNON (Tsaio / Shang Shan Cai Yao)
HQ: Taiwan · Type: Botanical personal care manufacturer · Best known for: Plant-based skincare & cleansers
SOFNON, the company behind the Tsaio (Shang Shan Cai Yao) brand, manufactures plant-based skincare, hair-care and cleansing products. It focuses on Taiwanese botanical ingredients and offers both retail brands and contract manufacturing.
Visit SOFNON (Tsaio / Shang Shan Cai Yao) →
7. Sunmax Biotech
HQ: Hsinchu, Taiwan · Type: Biomaterials manufacturer · Best known for: Collagen-based skincare & materials
Sunmax Biotech specialises in collagen and biomaterials, supplying collagen-based skincare and medical-grade materials. Its expertise in purified collagen makes it a notable partner for advanced, ingredient-led beauty formulations.
8. O’right
HQ: Taoyuan, Taiwan · Type: Green manufacturer-brand · Best known for: Sustainable hair & skin care
O’right is a sustainability-focused manufacturer-brand recognised for carbon-neutral and green beauty products. It develops and produces hair care, skincare and personal care with strong environmental credentials, and supports green private-label work.
9. Chlitina
HQ: Taichung, Taiwan · Type: Skincare manufacturer + salon brand · Best known for: Professional skincare
Chlitina manufactures professional skincare and operates one of Asia’s largest beauty-salon franchise networks. Its vertically integrated model spans formulation, manufacturing and a wide retail and treatment footprint across the region.
10. DR.WU
HQ: Taipei, Taiwan · Type: Dermocosmetic brand-manufacturer · Best known for: Dermatologist-developed skincare
DR.WU is a dermatologist-founded cosmeceutical company producing clinical, ingredient-focused skincare such as mandelic acid and vitamin-C lines. It is one of Taiwan’s most recognised derma-skincare manufacturer-brands.
Frequently asked questions
Why manufacture cosmetics in Taiwan?
Taiwan offers fast product development, strong ingredient and biotech R&D, flexible minimum order quantities and competitive pricing. It is especially dominant in sheet and jelly masks, and has deep capability in skincare, hair care and collagen-based formulations.
Which Taiwanese manufacturers suit smaller brands?
Mask and skincare specialists such as Annie’s Way and L’Herboflore, along with personal-care makers like Mao Bao and Sheng Hsiang Tang, typically support small-to-medium runs. Large ODMs such as TCI generally favour bigger, longer-term programmes.
Are Taiwanese cosmetic manufacturers certified for export?
Reputable Taiwanese manufacturers follow ISO 22716 (cosmetic GMP) and local TFDA regulations, and support documentation for export to the US, EU, China, Japan and ASEAN. Always confirm current certifications, testing and MOQs directly with each manufacturer.
Sources: company websites and public industry reporting, compiled by the OEMHallmark research desk. Screenshots captured from each company’s official website. Always verify current capabilities, certifications and MOQs directly with each manufacturer before engaging.