Touch of Beauty

Touch of Beauty is a small line of personal-care accessories connected to EDCO Eindhoven B.V., a Dutch non-food wholesaler based in Eindhoven. The name is known mainly from a five-piece pedicure set, which a German online pharmacy sells with EDCO Eindhoven B.V. named as the manufacturer [4]. The brand has no website or social media presence of its own, and its founding date, founders and origin story have not been made public.

Beyond that single product, little is known. EDCO's own website, which presents a long list of the brands it handles, does not mention Touch of Beauty by name [3]. Whether the line is one of EDCO's in-house brands or a private-label range made for a retail customer has not been disclosed.

The link between Touch of Beauty and EDCO rests on one retail listing. The online pharmacy selling the pedicure set gives EDCO as the brand behind it and identifies the manufacturer as EDCO Eindhoven B.V., at Mulderweg 9–11 in Eindhoven [4].

EDCO describes itself as a business-to-business trading company. By its own account, it started in 1978 as a small import and export firm and has since grown into an international corporation [2]. The company says it supplies distributors, chain stores, catalogue merchants, warehouses and retail shops, and that its range covers more than 20,000 products, from household goods and electronics to garden equipment, toys, tools and car accessories [2]. Personal care is one of the product categories listed on its homepage [1].

According to EDCO, its portfolio mixes three kinds of product line: its own brands, well-known outside brands such as Black+Decker, Umbro, Grundig, Philips and Dunlop, and private-label products created together with customers [2]. The company states that its own brands are designed in-house with their own distinct packaging. Either model could describe Touch of Beauty; no public statement says which applies.

Among the brands EDCO does present publicly, the personal-care accessories appear under the Mexx name, a range of hair brushes, scrunchies, tweezers, nail scissors and mirrors [3]. EDCO also says that the goods it sells are checked in its own quality-control office and chemical laboratory, working with testing bodies such as Kema, TNO and TÜV. The company runs a showroom of more than 10,000 square metres in Eindhoven and says it holds its stock in the Netherlands.

The only documented Touch of Beauty product is a five-piece pedicure set intended for foot care. The German pharmacy files it among its skin products under callus care, alongside other foot-care items. In that listing the brand name is misspelled as "Touch of Beatuy".

The individual tools in the set are not described in detail, and no other Touch of Beauty items are publicly documented. No ingredients, certifications, awards or press coverage are associated with the brand.

Touch of Beauty appears to be active as a low-profile accessory line rather than an independently marketed brand. In October 2026 the pedicure set was listed as available to order from the German online pharmacy Volksversand [4], and EDCO's website was live with a 2026 copyright notice [1].

The brand itself shows no other visible activity. It has no dedicated website, no social media accounts and no news coverage, and the countries in which it is sold beyond that single listing are not documented.