A beauty range is rarely a tidy list. Individual products, shade or size variants, gift sets, bundles and limited campaign SKUs all need to be received, located, counted and picked accurately — and a bundle depends on its components being in stock. Keeping that straight is inventory control, including batch and expiry workflows where a product requires them.
Components are received and stock-controlled individually, then assembled into the kit or gift set where that is agreed, packed to the presentation rules and dispatched. It is pick, pack and assembly — Stow does not manufacture, formulate or combine products beyond assembling agreed kits from finished components.
Components are held and counted as separate stock, then assembled into the finished kit to your agreed specification — not manufactured or reformulated. Illustrative operational view.
*Kits and bundles are assembled from finished components to the specification agreed with you.
Where the agreed process supports it, orders are packed to your presentation rules, with inserts, gift-set or campaign packing, and presentation checks before dispatch. It is packing discipline against your rules — not a claim to a specialist clean-room or cosmetic-manufacturing environment.
Beauty brands sell direct, on Amazon and TikTok Shop, and into retail or wholesale. Each is a different fulfilment job — different packing, different routes — run from the same held stock through marketplace and multi-channel fulfilment, rather than separate stockpiles per channel.
A return is received, inspected and given an agreed outcome, then held, reworked or repacked where appropriate, or routed onward. Whether an item can go back to sellable stock follows the condition and hygiene rules agreed with you — through returns management.
Stock can sit in the UK operation and the EU operation in Poland so each market is served locally, through the UK & EU model. This fits beauty brands with real SKU or bundle complexity and a multi-channel mix — no minimum is invented. To scope it:
The pick, pack and dispatch operation, including kit assembly and presentation packing where agreed.
Read →Serving your store, Amazon, TikTok Shop and B2B from one stock operation.
Read →How beauty returns are received, inspected and given an agreed outcome.
Read →Stock control across products, components and bundle SKUs — including batch and expiry workflows where required.
Read →Presentation and product mix. Beauty catalogues carry a lot of SKUs, bundles and campaign sets, and how an order looks on arrival matters. The operation is built around controlling that SKU and component complexity and packing to agreed presentation rules — it is an operational service, not cosmetics regulatory support.
Components are received and stock-controlled individually, then assembled into the bundle or kit where that is agreed, packed to the presentation rules, and dispatched. This is pick, pack and assembly work — Stow does not manufacture, formulate or combine products beyond assembling agreed kits from finished components.
Yes, where the agreed process supports it: packing to your presentation rules, adding inserts, gift-set or campaign packing, and presentation checks. It is packing discipline against your rules — not a claim to a specialist clean-room or cosmetic-manufacturing environment.
A return is received, inspected and given an agreed outcome, then held, reworked or repacked where appropriate, or routed onward. Whether an item can go back to sellable stock follows the condition and hygiene rules agreed with you — Stow applies your rules rather than making resale-eligibility decisions on its own.
Yes. DTC store orders, Amazon and TikTok Shop orders and B2B orders can all draw on the same held stock, each with the packing and route it needs — through marketplace and multi-channel fulfilment.
No. Stow provides the physical fulfilment operation — storage, kit assembly, packing, shipping and returns. It is not a Responsible Person and does not provide cosmetics compliance, product registration (such as CPNP or SCPN) or regulatory services; those remain with you and your relevant specialists.
Your product and SKU profile, bundles and kits, presentation requirements, channels and returns profile. We'll map the operation and send back an itemised quote.
Discuss your beauty operation →