Premium (Night)
Good Night Repair Sleeping Cream
A premium overnight cream in a larger 60–80ml format, built around a ceramide barrier base with a peptide blend and panthenol for the repair story. The night positioning is not just marketing: a leave-on-until-morning product tolerates a richer occlusive load than a daytime cream, which is what lets this formula do barrier work a light moisturiser cannot. Read the peptide tier and the shea ratio before briefing, since those two set both the after-feel and the landed cost.
Product Overview
| MOQ | 2,000–3,000 jars / SKU |
| Lead Time | 45–55 days |
| Sampling | Sample lead time 2–3 weeks. Sample fee is refundable against the first bulk order. |
| Sizes | 60–80ml |
| Packaging | Clinical-style jar or airless press/pump bottle; customizable gel cream lightweight version |
| Mini Pack | No - Not ideal for very small packs, but available as 5g sample size |
| Suitable For | Dull, fatigued skin, early-aging skin, normal to dry skin types |
| Pricing | Unit cost is quoted per project: peptide tier, shea ratio, pack format and order volume are the main levers. |
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Key Active Ingredients
How the Active Ingredients Work
Levels below are our standard ODM starting point, expressed as a share of the total formula on an as-supplied basis, and adjustable for your target market and price point.
Ceramide complexceramide blend as the barrier base
The structural half of the product and the reason it earns the repair positioning. Ceramides work by supplementing what a compromised barrier is short of, which is why an overnight format suits them: uninterrupted contact time, no makeup layered over the top, no washing off after two hours. This is also the ingredient buyers in this price bracket judge within the first week, through the after-feel on waking rather than through any measurable claim. We support helping to strengthen the look and feel of the skin barrier; we do not claim it repairs damaged skin, which is a medical framing.
Matrixyl 3000 peptide blendbaseline 3% · range 3–4% as supplied
Palmitoyl tripeptide-1 with palmitoyl tetrapeptide-7, quoted on the commercial solution basis rather than as pure peptide — the distinction that makes peptide quotes comparable or meaningless. Baseline 3% is the hero tier and appropriate for a premium night cream; an assist tier at 1% is available where the price point demands it, and it is an honest option rather than a downgrade we hide. The claim ceiling stays at smoother, firmer-looking skin over continued use. Collagen synthesis and wrinkle reversal are structural claims we will not put on a cosmetic.
Shea Butter (controlled ratio)controlled load in the oil phase
The occlusive doing the overnight work, and deliberately controlled rather than maximised. Shea at a high load gives the rich sensation that signals a night cream, but it also brings a heavier residue on the pillow and a greasier morning feel, which is the single most common complaint on products in this category. We set the ratio to feel substantial on application and absorbed by morning, and this is the main lever if your market prefers one end or the other.
Panthenolbaseline 2% · range 1–5%
Provitamin B5, carrying the soothing and hydration support alongside the ceramides. It is well documented, cheap enough to use at a functional level rather than a token one, and stable in this base, which is a rarer combination than it sounds. At 2% it contributes to the after-feel that makes a barrier cream convincing on first use, and it works with the ceramide system rather than competing for the same claim.
Antioxidant blend with hyaluronic acidtocopherol-led blend, plus 0.1–0.5% total sodium hyaluronate
Tocopherol primarily protects the oil phase over shelf life; describing it as an anti-ageing active in a night cream would be overstating a stability function. The hyaluronic acid is supporting cast for immediate feel, capped at 0.5% total because above that even a rich cream turns tacky and a night product that feels sticky on the pillow does not get repurchased.
Formulation & Customization Options
| Peptide tier | Hero tier baseline 3% for a premium position, or assist tier 1% where the price point needs it; active story unchanged, claim wording unchanged |
| Richness | Shea ratio sets the profile — richer for cool-climate and northern markets, lighter for year-round tropical channels |
| Adjustable elements | Ceramide complex load; panthenol within 1–5%; antioxidant blend composition |
| Fragrance | Unfragranced by default; a light lavender or clean musk accord suits the night positioning where a scent cue is wanted |
| Pack | Clinical-style jar or airless press pump at 60–80ml; the airless format is preferred where a preservative-light system or a clinical look is the goal |
Who This Product Is Built For
Premium night-step lines
The larger format and the jar support a price point above a general moisturiser, and the overnight occasion gives a brand a second cream SKU without cannibalising the daytime one. If the daytime slot is still open, the Ginseng Radiance Renewal Face Cream pairs with this at a matching tier.
Barrier-repair positioning
Ceramide-led routines sell as sets more readily than as single products. The Centella Soothing Repair Cream covers the sensitive-skin end of the same story if you want two entry points into a repair line.
Brands adding an overnight mask step
A sleeping cream and an overnight mask are different purchase occasions rather than competing products, and running both lets a brand own the whole evening routine. The Overnight Sleeping Mask Cream is the intensive weekly counterpart to this nightly cream.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from your overnight sleeping mask cream?
Purchase occasion and load. This is a nightly cream at 60–80ml with a controlled shea ratio, meant to be used every evening and absorbed by morning. The Overnight Sleeping Mask Cream is an intensive weekly or twice-weekly treatment with a heavier occlusive film. Brands carry both because customers buy them for different nights, not because one replaces the other.
What do the peptides actually deliver?
At baseline 3% of the Matrixyl 3000 commercial solution, the peptide load is functional rather than label decoration — the difference between this and the token 0.1% behind many peptide claims. The supportable outcome is smoother and firmer-looking skin over continued use. We will not write that it stimulates collagen or reverses wrinkles, because those are structural claims outside what a cosmetic can support, and a supplier offering them is transferring risk onto your brand.
Will it feel greasy on the pillow?
That depends on the shea ratio, and it is the variable we would settle with samples. Our default is set to feel substantial going on and absorbed by morning, which is the balance most markets want. If your channel expects a genuinely rich, heavy night cream we can push the ratio up, and if it is a tropical year-round market we would pull it down. Neither direction changes the active load or the claim set.
What is the MOQ and lead time?
MOQ is 2,000–3,000 jars per SKU and lead time is 45–55 days after sample approval. Sampling runs 2–3 weeks. The airless pump format carries the same MOQ band; the tooling difference shows up in unit cost rather than in minimum quantity.
Can we claim barrier repair?
We support helping to strengthen the look and feel of the skin barrier, and that is well aligned with what a ceramide-led formula does. Repair of damaged skin, wound healing and eczema-related wording are medical claims we will not write, and in several markets they would reclassify the product entirely. The ceramide story is strong enough without them, which is why we would rather spend the label space on the format and the tier.
Is the jar or the airless pump the better choice?
The airless pump if you want a preservative-light system or a clinical look, since it limits air and finger contact. The jar if the shelf presence and perceived value of a heavier pack matter more, which is often the case in offline premium channels. Both ship routinely and both are manufactured ISO 22716 and GMPC compliant, with SGS testing on request.
Customization
OEM/ODM supported; oil ratio adjustable by brand positioning
Target Markets
Certifications
ISO 22716 & GMPC certified; SGS testing supported upon request
Need a Custom Good Night Repair Sleeping Cream Formula?
Tell us your requirements — target actives, texture, packaging, quantity, and target market. We will respond with a custom formulation proposal within 48 hours.
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