Naborui

Guangzhou Naborui Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. is the company. UHOOMA is the brand name it sells under. Together, they make one specific kind of beauty tool — microneedling and microcrystal skin-care devices — and they make a lot of them.

The company runs its own factory in Guangzhou and handles every step in-house: research, design, manufacturing, and final shipping. That means a brand owner can come in with an idea and walk out with a finished, branded product ready to sell to customers.

What does Naborui make?

The catalogue covers one main thing — microneedling and microcrystal pens. These are small, hand-held devices that use very thin needles or crystals to gently work on the skin’s surface. Salons use them for facial treatments. People also use simpler versions at home.

The product line includes pens with replaceable heads, kits with extra batteries, and pens that combine red and blue light therapy with microneedling. The brand also sells the small parts that go with these devices — replacement needle heads, derma rollers, and special steel tips made for sensitive skin work.

Who uses these devices?

Beauty salons — Trained staff use the professional pens for deeper treatments, often paired with serums and other skin products. Salons buy these because the same pen works for many different treatments, just by changing the head.

Home users — Simpler models like the F10 are designed to be safe and easy for someone to use at home. They come with batteries that snap in and out, so the device is always ready when needed. People buy these to take care of dull skin, uneven tone, or rough patches without going to a salon every week.

Hair-care users — A growing group uses microneedling on the scalp instead of the face. The idea is simple: the tiny needles help the scalp absorb hair-care liquids more deeply, which can support hair growth and make hair healthier.

What’s in the product line?

Most products use a code name (like F10 or M20) plus a short description. Here are the main ones a buyer would meet:

How does Naborui work with brands?

The factory is set up for two kinds of partners:

OEM — You already have a brand and want to put your name on a product Naborui already makes. They print your logo, package it your way, and ship it.

ODM — You want a product that doesn’t exist yet. Naborui designs it for you — the shape, the colour, the parts inside, the packaging — and then makes it. The factory says it can guide a project from “idea on paper” to “ready to sell” including help with paperwork for selling in different countries.

The company is currently recruiting agents and distributors for its F10 line in different markets. This is a good fit for buyers who want to be the official local partner for one specific product, rather than carrying the whole catalogue.

What does the company look like inside?

The factory covers about 5,000 square metres in Guangzhou. Inside, the team handles four jobs that often live in different companies:

Research and development — engineers who design the motors, the needle systems, the electronics, and the safety features.

Industrial design — designers who decide how the pen feels in the hand, how the buttons work, and how the box looks when a customer opens it.

Smart manufacturing — the production line that actually builds the devices, with quality checks at each step.

After-sales support — the team that helps brand partners with replacement parts, training questions, and customer issues after the products start selling.

Keeping all four jobs under one roof means a brand owner only has to talk to one company, not four.

How can I buy or partner?

The simplest way to start a conversation is through WhatsApp. The company’s main international contact is Yuki at UHOOMA — buyers can ask about prices, samples, custom logos, or becoming a distributor.