The Winning Product Finder
Choose a skincare product that fits your target market, budget, and supplier options.
In this ₱999 live workshop, I’ll walk you through the five-step process I used to choose a product, create the packaging for my skincare brands, price it, sell to my existing market, and grow through ads and affiliates. You’ll leave with a clear launch plan for your own skincare line—including a 2–3 week preparation timeline and a week-four first-sale target.
These are my actual results and timeline. I’ll show you the process I used; your own outcome will depend on your product, market, execution, and requirements.
Want to start your own skincare brand, but worried you’ll need to spend big on products and inventory?
Maybe you’ve already joined courses, watched tutorials, and saved supplier links—but you’re still not sure what product to choose, how to price it, or how to get it in front of buyers.
I’ll show you how I built my skincare brands with less than ₱10,000, made 10–20 sales on launch day, and later brought in multiple clients through ads and affiliates. I’ll break down the product, packaging, pricing, launch, and growth decisions behind my results, then help you map those steps for your own brand.
My own preparation took 2–3 weeks, and my first sale came in week four. In this workshop, I’ll show you the sequence I followed and help you plan your own next steps.
Your workshop seat is ₱999.
In the workshop, I’ll show you how to:
Find a cosmetic product that makes sense for the people you want to serve—and for the resources you have to start.
Learn how I designed my products and packaging, and how to plan a small sample batch of 10–20 pieces.
Work out your product, packaging, sticker, box, and other costs so you can choose your selling price with a clearer view of the numbers.
Use the proven post-and-chat scripts I used to sell 10–20 products on launch day.
Learn how to 5X your sales with ads and automations, and how affiliates, TikTok, and Shopee can fit into your growth plan. Show when to confirm and complete the applicable permits and product requirements before offering products for sale.
Many Filipinos want to launch their own cosmetic brands but hesitate because they think they need a large amount of capital.
You don’t have to commit to a huge stock order right away. I started with a lean budget of around ₱5,000–₱10,000. I designed the product, checked the response from my market, and bought more stock when I saw potential.
One rebranded product—including packaging, stickers, and the box—cost me less than ₱100 per unit. I sold products in the ₱500–₱800 range when they were positioned well.
In this workshop, I’ll show you how I approached those decisions and how to plan your own product launch.
Explore the products, packaging, and visual direction behind my skincare brands.














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Choose a skincare product that fits your target market, budget, and supplier options.
Turn a generic product into a skincare brand people can recognize as yours—with the label, packaging, and look mapped out.
Enter your product, packaging, delivery, and ad costs to work out your selling price and target profit.
Copy and adapt the proven post-and-chat scripts I used to sell 10–20 products on launch day.
How to 5X your skincare sales with paid ads and automated follow-up.
Your ₱999 ticket includes a seat in the live skincare brand workshop and the five tools in The Skincare Brand Launch Kit.
You’ll learn how I built my skincare brands, priced and validated my products, made 10–20 sales on launch day, and later grew through ads and affiliates. You’ll map your own product and launch steps, including how to prepare for a 2–3 week setup and a week-four first-sale target.