Beauty Tools
About Brancil
One of Pakistan’s top manufacturers of beauty products and tools, Brancil is dedicated to professional beauty care and is a lash tweezers factory that specializes in premium beauty. We offer complete services, from the initial concept and prototype to large-scale production. We can provide whole instrument sets with unique cases and trays, or we can give individual parts. We ensure precision and quality in every product we sell by combining state-of-the-art CNC-controlled machinery with expert hand workmanship.
Our Manufacturing Procedure
Manufacturing efficiently and precisely turns raw ingredients into completed goods.
Our Achievement
Tweezer, a firm that specializes in professional beauty care and high-quality beauty products, has more than 500 customers globally and provides tailored solutions that increase return on investment by an average of 35%. We are trusted in more than 10 countries, acknowledged by top industry experts, and committed to supporting business expansion and change.
CEO’s Message
I am really honored and appreciative to be sharing my journey and vision for Brancil, a company that is more than simply a business—it is the realization of a longtime passion and a childhood dream.
I became interested in the realm of surgical equipment when I was fourteen years old and went to a school friend’s workshop in Pakistan. These early encounters stoked my desire to not just participate in this field but also to transform it. I had an idea for a business that would expertly blend the creativity of modern design with the timeless elegance of traditional workmanship; it would be centered not just on surgical equipment but also on beauty items that empower professionals. Brancil was the culmination of that ambition after years of cultivating.
“We may not live for a hundred years, but the products of our creativity can leave a legacy long after we are gone.”
Brancil is a real-life illustration of perseverance, ingenuity, impact, and the never-ending pursuit of excellence. A international enterprise has grown out of what began as a small room full of aspirations. We now operate as a company with pride, manufacturing high-quality surgical and beauty equipment in Pakistan and exporting them to customers worldwide. This journey has been made possible by the steadfast support, tenacity, and pure dedication of our outstanding employees and trustworthy partners.
At Brancil, our goal is to use conventional beauty tools to create modern masterpieces. Delivering goods that not only fulfill but also surpass our customers’ expectations is our goal. We keep pushing the envelope and establishing new benchmarks in the sector with an uncompromising focus on quality, accuracy, and innovation.
“The future belongs to those who can imagine it, design it, and execute it—not to those who wait for it to happen.”
As Brancil expands its global footprint, I remain devoted to the values that have guided me from the very beginning: integrity, excellence, and customer-centric innovation.
Thank you for being a part of the Brancil journey. Your trust and support inspire us to reach new heights every day.
As the CEO and founder of Brancil, Abdul Basit Butt, I am proud to share my journey and vision for the company. Brancil is more than simply a business; it’s the fulfillment of a childhood dream and a lifelong passion. I am honored to recognize our accomplishments and to affirm my unwavering commitment to Brancil’s future.
“We know that we are not great but we are sure that we are laying the foundation of our future greatness”
Our Success
Beauty History
Ancient Beauty
The Egyptians employed natural oils and kohl eyeliner about 3000 BCE to shield their skin from the abrasive desert environment. Makeup was viewed as a means of warding off evil spirits, and their beauty practices were closely linked to their spiritual beliefs. Rice powder was being used by Chinese and Japanese women by 1500 BCE to attain a pale complexion, which was seen as a sign of aristocracy. In order to improve beauty, natural elements such as crushed pearls and flower petals were frequently employed in beauty. The Ancient Greeks invented natural blush and skincare products based on olive oil around 500 BCE. Both men and women cleansed and moisturized their skin with olive oil, and added a pop of color to their lips and cheeks by applying crushed berries.
Medieval & Renaissance Era
In the Middle East, henna gained popularity as a beauty for coloring hair and nails in the 1100s. Intricate henna designs were applied to women's hands and feet, particularly during weddings and festivities. Queen Elizabeth I established a beauty fad in England in the 1500s by applying white face paint based on lead to attain an extremely pale skin. Known as the "mask of youth," this appearance represented money and prestige but had detrimental effects on one's health. In order to improve their appearance, French aristocrats adopted expensive wigs and perfumes by the 1600s. Rouge was utilized to produce a vibrant, youthful appearance, and heavy, scented powders were applied to the face and hair.
The 18th & 19th Century
In European high society, wearing red lipstick became a status symbol in 1770. Lipstick was once only worn by actresses and courtesans, but it gained popularity among the upper class. In 1851, Kiehl's, the first contemporary beauty brand, was established as an apothecary in New York. It introduced skincare products that blended medicinal chemicals with plant extracts. The first cold cream, an early type of moisturizer, was mass-produced in the 1890s, giving women a practical means of hydrating and cleansing their skin. This was when commercial skincare products first appeared.
20th Century Beauty Boom
Maurice Levy created the first twist-up lipstick tube in 1915, which made lipstick easier to carry around and more useful for daily use. Because of this invention, lipstick became more widely used by women from all walks of life. The flapper style, which was defined by short bob hairstyles, red lips, and dark eyes, came into being by the 1920s. Bold makeup was used by women as a way to express themselves and go against social expectations. Dramatic hairstyles and vibrant eyeshadows became popular in the 1980s. The decade's ethos of boldness and experimentation was reflected in the popular use of neon colors, thick hair, and heavy blush.
Modern Beauty Revolution
The beauty industry started using more cruelty-free and organic products in the 2000s. As consumers' awareness of ingredients increased, brands that promoted ecological and ethical practices gained popularity. By the 2010s, makeup trends were completely transformed by the emergence of contouring and beauty influencers. Influencers on social media sites like YouTube and Instagram promoted novel methods and goods, which significantly influenced beauty standards. Sustainable skincare and minimalist "clean beauty" have become more popular in the 2020s. Transparency, environmentally friendly packaging, and chemical-free products are now top priorities for consumers. Rather than heavily applying beauty, the focus is on enhancing natural beauty.