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Rice Milky Toner

Rice Milky Toner is a ready-to-market toner formula proposed by GDK COSMETICS in GDK WEBZINE Vol.2 (December 2024). Brands can launch it under their own label, with texture, scent, claims and package customised through GDK’s OEM / ODM process.

Key point

With a milky, smooth texture, it replenishes deep moisture and leaves a radiant, dewy glow. It can be layered several times without feeling heavy, for a light and comfortable application.

The formula is inspired by the traditional Korean beauty practice of washing the face with rice water.

Milky white toner bottle with rice grains for the Rice Milky Toner formula
Korean rice and rice bran in a ceramic bowl

Key ingredient: Oryza Sativa (Rice) Bran Extract

Extracted from rice bran, which holds about 95% of the nutrients of rice. It helps moisturise dry skin and keep it clear and clean.

Read more about traditional Korean skincare ingredients and Korean heritage in K-beauty.

Formula at a glance

FormulaRice Milky Toner
CategoryToner
SourceGDK WEBZINE Vol.2 (December 2024)
Key ingredient (INCI)Oryza Sativa (Rice) Bran Extract
Manufactured atGDK head office & manufacturing site, Incheon, Korea (CGMP, ISO 22716)

Launch the Rice Milky Toner under your brand

  1. Samples – we send samples of the Rice Milky Toner and propose a market approach.
  2. Customisation – texture, scent, claims and package are adjusted to your brand.
  3. Production – manufacturing at GDK’s CGMP-certified (all processes) site in Incheon, Korea.

Learn more about GDK’s skincare manufacturing and the 10-step OEM / ODM process, or contact our overseas sales team.

Frequently asked questions

Which launch suits the Rice Milky Toner?
It is proposed for moisture lines for dry skin and the dry season, with a light finish that layers well.
Can I launch the Rice Milky Toner under my own brand?
Yes. The Rice Milky Toner is a GDK formula proposal for brands. It is customised for your brand through GDK's OEM / ODM process, starting from samples, and produced at GDK's CGMP-certified site in Incheon, Korea.