
Perfume display stands
Branded perfume and cosmetic display stands with UV-printed logos, mirrored bases, and custom shapes, from counter units to floor stands.
Two-tier countertop stand: $28 each at 100 pcs · $12 at 1,000
We manufacture custom acrylic perfume and cosmetics displays — counter risers, tester stations, trays, organizers and cases — for beauty brands, department stores and distributors, from 100 pieces per design.
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A department store counter holds 40–60 SKUs in the space of a desk. These are the fixtures that make it work — each card opens the product page with sizes and options.

Branded perfume and cosmetic display stands with UV-printed logos, mirrored bases, and custom shapes, from counter units to floor stands.
Two-tier countertop stand: $28 each at 100 pcs · $12 at 1,000

Tiered risers that put perfume bottles and skincare at several heights, so the whole lineup reads in minimal counter space.

Tester trays, perfume trays, and counter trays that keep lipsticks, samples, and fragrance testers neat and in reach.
10 × 7 in vanity tray: $10 each at 100 pcs

Angled slots for pump bottles, flat compartments for jars, and silk-screened product names; removable inserts come out for cleaning.

Back-counter and vanity drawer dividers that keep stock sorted by SKU, shade, or product type, cut to any drawer size.

Cases for high-value bottles, limited-edition sets, and collector items, with hinged lids or magnetic closures.
150 × 100 × 100 mm case: from $6–12 at 500 pcs
A perfume tray is the flat surface bottles stand on; a display is the vertical fixture that lifts them to eye level. For the surface, see vanity and perfume trays; for salon polish walls, nail polish displays. Prices are published FOB Shenzhen references for the named specification; your quote follows your drawing.
Displays by product: Lipstick displaysSkincare and serum displaysPerfume tester displays
An acrylic lipstick display is a stepped riser, tester tray or wall panel with one slot per lipstick, cut to the tube diameter so each shade stands upright and lifts out with one hand. We build lipstick holders, tester stands and wall panels to your tubes from 100 pieces per design.
| Slots | Cut to the measured tube diameter; fit and removal checked with your lipstick on the paid sample |
|---|---|
| Layouts | Step risers with a slot grid (for example 10 across × 7 deep), counter tester stands, wall panels |
| Tester parts | Drop-in frosted insert trays, so a shade refresh replaces the tray, not the stand |
| Material | Cast acrylic for customer-touch parts, approved against your tester products and cleaners |
Delivered a pearlescent lipstick wall display with cradles machined to the brand's own lipstick profile, and lipstick tester stands inside the 650-unit, 120-door counter program below.
Formats Countertop display standsAcrylic risersMakeup organizersCosmetic tester stand guide

Yes. A 10-across by 7-deep grid is one drawing: each slot is cut to your tube diameter and each row steps up so the back shades stay visible. Slot count adds cut paths and fit checks, so it moves the price more than the outside size does; we quote the grid you need, not a catalog size.
Yes. A shade window, applicator slots and box compartments can be combined in one stand. Send the box dimensions, the count per shade and the applicator size; the compartments are drawn around them and checked with your products on the paid sample.
Each slot is cut to one diameter, so a line with two tube sizes needs two slot sizes on the drawing or a separate insert per line. Mixing them on one oversized slot makes the smaller tube lean and rattle.
A skincare counter display is a branded base or plinth with risers, wells or a tester tray that holds serums, creams and pumps at reading height on a spa, salon or department-store counter. We build it around your bottle and jar sizes from 100 pieces per design.
| Formats | Logo plinth with clear risers, single-product counter unit, tester tray with pump stations |
|---|---|
| Product fit | Wells and ledges drawn around each bottle base and height, approved with the real product |
| Risers | Solid display blocks in graded heights (a height set counts as one design), or stepped risers |
| Tester residue | Wipe-clean surfaces and removable tester inserts; alcohol-based products reviewed on the sample |
Delivered skincare counter units as one of three SKUs in the 650-unit beauty counter program, with an 8 mm base shared across the family.
Formats Acrylic display blocksAcrylic risersCountertop display stands

Yes. A colored acrylic plinth carries the logo on its front, and separate clear risers set each product at its own height. Send the plinth footprint and height, the bottle sizes and the logo file; clear display blocks in graded heights count as one design for the MOQ.
They can. Alcohol attacks acrylic, especially at stressed edges and bonded joints, so name every tester product and the store cleaner in the brief. We review them against the sheet and finish and approve the choice on the paid sample before production.
Yes. A single-product counter display is a normal first order: one design, built to the product and counter footprint, sampled before bulk. A later counter set can reuse the approved finish and logo files.
A perfume tester display holds open tester bottles in cut wells or a divided tray so shoppers can spray each scent and staff can return it to the same spot. We build tester trays, tiered well stands and blotter holders to your bottle dimensions from 100 pieces per design.
| Bottle wells | Bottle base plus about 1.5 mm clearance per side; a 5 mm plate locates the bottle, deeper wells need a thicker or stacked plate |
|---|---|
| Tray rim | 15–25 mm keeps a tall bottle readable and stops it sliding when the counter is bumped |
| Base | Mirrored bottoms are the fragrance default; frosted, black or clear on request |
| Branding | Laser etching near testers, silk-screen for a solid brand color, hot-stamped foil on mirrored rims |
Delivered frosted perfume risers for a US fragrance brand: 200 units, sample in 4 days, production in 17 days (listed with the projects below).
Formats Vanity and perfume traysCountertop display standsPerfume tray programs guide

Yes. Three dividers make four bays. Send each bottle's height, width and depth; the inside width is the outer width minus the two walls and the three dividers, so we draw from the bottles outward. We can quote the divided tray and a plain tray side by side.
Less, but not in proportion to size. Dropping a tier or back panel saves sheet, while the wells, cut paths, polishing, setup and packing stay. We quote the full and reduced versions together so you can see what each change saves.
Delivered beauty programs, shown anonymized with the figures published on each project page.
Delivered order
Frosted perfume risers for a US fragrance brand
200 units · sample in 4 days · production in 17 days
“Clean run across the full batch. Two reorders since.”Procurement Manager, US fragrance brand
Delivered order
Show and flagship display set for a Korean beauty brand
50 sets · floor + countertop units · 3 trade shows, then the flagship store
“Ten-minute setup per booth. Same units ran three trade shows and are now in our flagship.”Brand Manager, Korean beauty company

Delivered order
Lipstick tester stands, skincare counter units, and shelf risers with replaceable tester inserts, validated on physical samples.

Delivered order
5 mm organizers with brand-color velvet matched at ΔE ≤ 1.6 and cartons pre-grouped by store.

Delivered order
Material yield, assembly, artwork versions, packout, and freight separated at each tier from one drawing.
More delivered beauty work: a metallic-gold multi-SKU box program for a launch with printed packaging · a 2,400-unit prestige organizer rollout with velvet seats · a pearlescent lipstick wall display for an indie beauty brand
Ask an acrylic makeup display manufacturer to put product fit, counter footprint, material, finish, artwork revision, sample approval, per-design MOQ, packing plan, and production timing on one controlled specification.
Size the lineup with the riser footprint and step-spacing guide, then check load, sightline, and footprint with the countertop display buyer guide. More on acrylic materials.
Finish follows the approved product, lighting and cleaning brief. Clear, frosted, colored and mirrored PMMA can be combined on a sample; if the fixture also uses board millwork, the is melamine acrylic comparison separates the structural and product-facing layers.
Yes. We offer five branding methods: silk-screen printing for solid logos, UV printing for full-color graphics and gradients, hot stamping for metallic foil finishes, laser engraving for subtle etched marks, and vinyl application for temporary displays. Most cosmetics brands choose UV printing or hot stamping for a premium look. For integrated tester trays, the tray logo options guide routes the brief among etching, bottom printing, and replaceable inserts.
Our MOQ is 100 pieces per design. This works well for beauty brands testing a new counter display concept, regional distributors outfitting a handful of stores, or event planners setting up a product launch. Samples ship in 3–5 days so you can approve the design before committing to production.
We build tester stands to your drawing with smooth surfaces and removable tray inserts that staff can clean separately using the approved method. For riser programs still comparing substrate and service conditions, use the MDF vs acrylic retail riser guide before locking the material. Drainage and cleaning details remain part of the approved drawing and sample.
Price depends on five factors: display size, order quantity, acrylic type (clear vs frosted vs mirrored), branding method (silk-screen, UV print, hot stamping), and structural complexity (single-tier riser vs multi-tier rotating stand). A simple 3-tier counter riser costs less than a branded tester station with replaceable inserts. For multi-location rollouts (10+ stores), we can standardize dimensions and branding across the entire program and ship in batches matched to your store rollout schedule. Contact us with your store count and timeline. Send us your specs — we respond within 24 hours with a detailed quote.
Yes, built to your drawing and lighting spec: edge-lit or frosted bases, backlit panels for wall displays, and shelves with the LED strips in routed channels. Send the strip width, color temperature, driver position, power and plug standard, and cable exit with the drawing; we build to it, don't design it, and check the lit paid sample before bulk. Displays start at 100 pieces per design. See display stand formats.
For a 20–50 location rollout: approve sample (5 days), produce batch 1 (15–20 days), review fit in 2–3 pilot stores (5 days), then produce remaining batches (15 days each) while pilots are being verified. Total time: 4–6 weeks from approval to all stores stocked. We ship in batches to sync with your rollout schedule and can stagger production to match your store opening dates.
Ask who owns the production drawing, sample, material record, print file, assembly check, and final inspection. A factory should be able to show the exact approval gates for your order and state the 100-piece per-design MOQ, paid sample terms, production window, and shipping basis in writing.
Send each bottle or product dimension and weight, the counter footprint, quantity per design, store count, finish, logo artwork, tester layout, packing route, destination, and required delivery date. A reference photo is enough to start if critical dimensions are marked.
The drawing records the product envelope and clearance for each well or slot, then a paid production sample is tested with the actual bottle or a dimensionally accurate reference. The sample fee is paid separately and never credited; production starts only after the buyer approves fit, access, stability, finish, and branding.
Yes, when the base is designed around removable trays, wells, or graphic panels. Lock the unchanged base geometry and define the replaceable insert as its own controlled part so shade or product refreshes can be quoted without discarding the whole fixture. The tray insert and compartment design guide covers liner choice, product clearance, and compartment layout for that controlled part.
Yes. Provide the door list and SKU allocation before packing approval; cartons can be labeled by store, counter, or launch wave. The packing sample should confirm the unit count, part protection, assembly instructions, and carton marks before the rollout is released.
The approved drawing, artwork version, material specification, color target, print setup, and physical sample are retained as the repeat-order reference. A repeat run still needs material and print checks because sheet and ink batches can vary; changes are approved as a new revision, not overwritten silently.
From 100 counter risers for a new product line to 2,000 branded displays for a department store rollout, we build to the approved specification. Share a design file or reference photo and we'll reply within 24 hours.