Top Sheet Mask Manufacturers in South Korea: 7 Partners

South Korea offers sheet mask manufacturers with different strengths: fabric development, mask-specific production, unusual essence textures and wider skincare formulation. Choosing between them starts with your product brief, especially the sheet material, fit and finish you want customers to experience.

This comparison focuses on finished sheet-mask projects, with hydrogel and biocellulose included where they help distinguish development options. ZICAIL is included for brands also considering production in China.

How These Manufacturers Were Selected

Manufacturers were selected for a verifiable production role and relevant mask capabilities. The order prioritizes depth in mask materials and formats, followed by development scope and the type of brand project each company suits. It is an editorial assessment of project fit, rather than a ranking of sales or independently tested product quality.

Compare the Manufacturers

Company base identifies the business location, not the production site assigned to every order.

Manufacturer Profiles and Project Fit

1. CNF

CNF is a South Korean ODM/OEM manufacturer based in Gunpo, Gyeonggi-do. Its mask business includes sheet masks and hydrogel products, with specialized fabrics forming a distinct part of its development capabilities.^[1]

Start here when the sheet itself needs to help differentiate the product. Bring a reference for softness, coverage and how the material sits around the nose and jaw. Compare those physical details alongside the essence: the same ingredient concept can feel quite different on different sheets. CNF is most relevant when material selection is a central part of the brief.

Best for: Brands prioritizing the feel and fit of the mask material.

2. GENIC

GENIC is a South Korean mask manufacturer with its company base in Gyeonggi-do. Its OEM/ODM development scope includes sheet, hydrogel, biocellulose, cream-wrapping and mud masks, alongside patches and customized product development.^[2]

The breadth matters when your product concept is settled but the delivery format is still open. A lightweight essence-soaked sheet and a gel mask create different application experiences, even when they share a similar ingredient theme. Comparing options within one development discussion is useful for brands deciding between an everyday mask and a more distinctive treatment-style product.

Best for: Projects comparing conventional sheets with alternative mask formats.

3. ANCORS

ANCORS is a South Korean cosmetics developer and manufacturer based in Osan. Its sheet-mask formulation range includes routine sheet masks, oil-containing concepts, cream-wrapping masks and coconut-derived biocellulose concepts.^[3]

This range suits a brief built around the experience of the essence as well as the sheet. For example, a cream-mask concept raises different questions about richness and residue than a lighter daily-use mask. Use the starting concept to define the finish you want after removal, rather than treating every mask as the same base with a different hero ingredient.

Best for: Brands seeking a distinctive essence texture or mask concept.

4. ZICAIL

ZICAIL is a skincare manufacturer in Guangzhou, China, offering sheet and hydrogel masks through private-label, OEM/ODM and custom-development routes. Project support covers formula evaluation, sheet material and fit, essence load, and sachet or multipack packaging coordination.^[4]

It suits projects where the formula and retail presentation need to be developed together. A single sachet for trial sales and a boxed mask collection create different packaging requirements. Define that selling format early so the product brief covers the mask, the amount of essence and the package as one coordinated specification.

Best for: Brands developing a coordinated private-label mask launch in China.

5. MIJIN COSMETICS

MIJIN COSMETICS is a South Korean cosmetics manufacturer with production facilities in Gumi. Its first factory specializes in masks, including sheet masks and other mask products.^[5]

MIJIN fits a brief centered on an established single-use sheet format. A mask-focused factory is a relevant comparison point when the proposed range shares a consistent sheet shape and retail presentation. Evaluate the finished sample for unfolding, positioning and essence level before deciding which product variations to develop.

Best for: Brands building a conventional sheet-mask product program.

6. NFC

NFC is a South Korean cosmetics company with its headquarters and plants in Incheon. Its finished-product OEM/ODM business includes sheet masks alongside toners, emulsions, creams, essences and ampoules.^[6]

This broader formulation range is relevant when the mask belongs to a collection rather than a standalone launch. A mask, toner and serum do not need identical textures, but the range should have a coherent sensory direction. NFC belongs on the shortlist when you want to discuss the mask together with the surrounding skincare products and compare how each format contributes to the collection.

Best for: Brands adding sheet masks to a wider facial skincare range.

7. N de COS

N de COS Cosmetics Research Center is based in Busan, South Korea. Its development and manufacturing scope includes conventional masks, hydrogel and biocellulose projects, with biocellulose substrate supply also part of the business. Its support extends from brand development to finished-product manufacture.^[7]

The combination is relevant for brands considering a biocellulose mask within a professional skincare concept. Keep the inquiry specific about whether you need the material or a finished, packed product. For an aesthetic or clinic-facing collection, describe the intended use experience and packaging presentation so the manufacturer can assess the complete product brief.

Best for: Biocellulose and professional-channel mask development.

What to Confirm Before Choosing a Manufacturer

Confirm four points before requesting comparable quotations:

• Product: Formula, sheet material or gel format, fit and fill weight.
• Order: MOQ by formula, material, packaging, artwork and order volume.
• Production: Assigned factory, production country and destination-market documentation.
• Approval: Sample scope, required testing and packaging confirmation before production.

For the full evaluation process, use our guide to choosing a skincare manufacturer.

Discuss Your Sheet Mask Project with ZICAIL

For a private-label sheet-mask project in China, explore ZICAIL’s face mask manufacturing options. Share your target market, preferred material, formula direction, order quantity, packaging format and launch timing through the project inquiry page to discuss a suitable development route.