cellmedics modelling masks and ampoules: treatment-room care for clinics and salons

A professional treatment room runs on formats you won't find on a retail shelf: large volumes for course work and concentrated actives to finish a treatment. The cellmedics cosmeceutical line from Korea's iCELmedi Co., Ltd. is built around exactly this logic — the range is intended for both salon use and home care, with large formats meant for treatment-room work.

This article looks at two core tools for the aesthetician within the cellmedics range: modelling masks to close a treatment and concentrated ampoules. For a distributor of professional cosmetics, this is the heart of the purchase — items with a clear place in the protocol and predictable consumption.

Modelling masks: how the compositions differ

A modelling mask is a classic finish to salon care: it sets on the skin, soothes and locks in the result of the treatment. In cellmedics this is a distinct group with different actives. The cooling mask closes a treatment while soothing and hydrating; the mask with chlorella and diatomite is aimed at problem skin; the vitamin C version works on tone evening and radiance; the collagen one on nourishment and firmness.

Separately there are powder-gel modelling masks: spirulina for hydration and soothing, fucoidan for tone and firmness care. The treatment-room mask format is 1 kg, and the minimum order for this category starts from 30 units — convenient when tailoring the assortment to a specific room.

Ampoules: concentrated 100 ml formats

Ampoules are the second core format: a high concentration of actives for a targeted task within a treatment. The cellmedics range includes a highly concentrated ampoule for intensive hydration and recovery, a centella ampoule for combination, sensitive and breakout-prone skin, a brightening ampoule with Kakadu plum extract for uneven tone and pigmentation, and a concentrated ampoule for wrinkle care and restoring firmness.

The standard ampoule volume is 100 ml, which is closer to treatment-room consumption than to retail. Some items are stated by the company as dual-function functional cosmetics; we quote such wording as stated by the company and confirm it with documents at the deal stage. These are cosmetic products for topical use, not medical preparations.

The technologies behind the compositions

iCELmedi's in-house development is built around four competencies stated by the company: protein and growth factor recombination, biomimetic peptide synthesis, plant callus cultivation and extraction, and high-power ultrasound. The recovery creams and the Biocell Multi line are built on the protein competency; peptides and callus provide active extracts for serums and ampoules.

Finished products are made at certified partner facilities: iCELmedi acts as the brand owner, formulation developer and production organiser. Alongside the products, the company delivers a methodology through its own IBWA academy — treatment protocols and staff training, which matters when introducing the line into new treatment rooms.

Formats, batches and terms

The assortment is assembled from clear formats: 1 kg modelling masks, 100 ml ampoules, toners and serums of 500–1,000 ml, creams of 20–250 g. The minimum order is from 100 units per item, and from 30 for modelling masks; for contract manufacturing under your own brand, the OEM/ODM batch starts from 3,000 units. The delivery basis is FOB Korea, payment is 100% T/T, and production lead time is 50–60 days after order confirmation.

The supplier's direct contacts are not published: Teranova Group handles negotiations, due diligence and delivery support. We coordinate the deal from first contact to shipment, help assemble an assortment for your market and request supporting documents from the company. Teranova coordinates and supports the deal but does not replace verification on your side.

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This article is based on data provided by iCELmedi Co., Ltd. and published with its written consent, on Teranova's supplier verification model, and on the international Incoterms delivery rules (the FOB basis). Information on compositions, formats and the manufacturing model is stated by the company and is subject to documentary confirmation at the deal stage.