Saerohands

SAEROHANDS does not sell a finished cream or perfume. It sells the gear you use to make one. The 39+ items we list are DIY cosmetic supplies: lab-style glassware, empty refillable packaging, and a handful of ingredients. If you make soap, balms, roll-on scents, or your own skincare, this is a supply hub. If you want a product to use straight away, this is not the page for that.

The tool side of the range is built around natural soap making. The 250ml Glass Beaker is for measuring and melting, the 20cm Glass Rod is for stirring, and the 30cm Reagent Spoon handles dry ingredients and scooping. Glass is the right choice here because it does not react with lye or fragrance oils and it cleans up between batches. If you are starting soap making, the beaker, rod, and spoon are the core three pieces to own before anything else.

A big part of the range is packaging you fill yourself. The Press Container (100ml) suits balms and thicker creams, the Roll-on Lip Balm bottle (5ml, glass with a black cap) is for tinted balms or oils, and the Lotion Bar Sunstick Container (15ml, white) holds a poured solid stick. Picking the container first is smart: it sets your batch size and the texture you are aiming for, so you mix to fit the tube rather than guessing.

For scent work there is the Clamp Type Glass Perfume Bottle (square ember, 50ml) to hold a finished blend and the Mini Funnel 10-pack to pour oils and alcohol without spills. The amber glass matters for perfume because it shields the blend from light, which keeps delicate top notes from fading early. Buy the funnels alongside the bottle so decanting a small batch is clean rather than messy.

A few raw materials round out the range. The Natural Aroma Essential Oil in Lemon (10ml) is a scent and additive for soap, balms, or a diffuser blend, and the Rose Foam Bathing Agent Powder (100g) is a base for a foaming bath product. These are starting ingredients rather than ready cosmetics, so plan to combine them with a carrier or base before use. Essential oils in particular are concentrated and meant to be diluted.

For a first soap or balm project, start with the glassware (beaker, rod, spoon), one type of empty container that matches what you want to make, and one scent like the lemon essential oil. That covers measuring, mixing, packaging, and fragrance in a single order. From there you add formats as your projects grow, for example perfume bottles and funnels when you move into scent blends, or the foam powder for a bath line.

The range mixes glass and plastic for a reason. Use the glass beaker, rod, and perfume bottles where you handle fragrance oils, alcohol, or lye, since glass will not absorb scent or react. The plastic sunstick tube and press container are fine for finished balms and creams that you want lightweight and travel-safe. Matching the material to the contents keeps your tools clean between batches and your finished products stable.

SAEROHANDS is a Korean DIY-cosmetics supplier, and the items on this page are the ones we stock and ship directly. Korean cosmetic-making supplies are popular with home makers for the glassware quality and the small, neat container sizes. Ordering current stock through us means the bottles and tools arrive as listed, which matters when you are matching a container size to a recipe you have already planned.