Private label lashes. Plan the product, packaging & approval.
Build a brand project around professional lash extensions or DIY clusters. Send your product selection, brand files and packaging references to confirm the scope, minimum quantities, costs and sample arrangements.
Use these concepts to discuss the box opening, product visibility and space for your branding. We confirm materials, tray fit and available customization for your project.
Packaging concept illustration — final details confirmed with your sample.
Packaging concept A
White window box
A window in the lid keeps the lash tray visible when the box is closed. Review the lid, inside layout and space for your product text.
View inside — concept AInside-layout illustration. Shown lash specifications are illustrative; confirm the contents for your order.Packaging concept illustration — final details confirmed with your sample.
Packaging concept B
Clear lid with a black base
A transparent hinged lid shows the tray and insert card. Discuss where your logo and specifications should sit on the packaging.
View inside — concept BInside-layout illustration. Shown lash specifications are illustrative; confirm the contents for your order.
Packaging concept illustration — final details confirmed with your sample.
Box · insert · tray
Confirm the parts together.
Review how the outer box, insert card and tray fit your chosen product. This layout is a discussion reference, not a fixed set of included components.
Which parts need your logo or product text?
What tray size and product arrangement do you need?
Which components and accessories should your quote include?
Materials, print finishes, quantities and sample costs are confirmed for the agreed design.
Prepare the files and approval reference.
Product & packaging brief
Provide product codes or photos, specifications, tray arrangement and contents per box. Mark the box, card, tray and any agreed accessories that need branding.
Logo, colors & final text
Share the logo file, an editable version if available, color references and exact text in each required language. Confirm file requirements for the chosen printing method.
One approved version
Review brand spelling, product names, printed specifications, layout and product fit. Record accepted details and requested changes; identify the final version before approving production.
Separate product checks from print-layout approval.
An existing product sample, a digital packaging layout and a branded physical sample answer different questions. Confirm the selected review method, sample scope, charges and shipping before preparation.
Check the lashesExisting product sampleAgree on the sample selection, preparation, charges and shipping.View detailsHide details
What to confirm
Tell us which sample styles and specifications you need; we confirm the selection with you.
Check lash structure, tray layout and product presentation.
Confirm sample availability and shipping before dispatch.
Check your branded productBranded physical sampleRequest a physical sample with your branding. This is optional and charged separately.View detailsHide details
What to confirm
Agree on the product, packaging and branding to include.
Confirm sample charges and shipping before preparation.
Check the sample against your brief and record any changes before production.
Keep the chosen product, final artwork and agreed order terms together so changes can be reviewed before production.
01Choose your lashesStart with the product, specifications and quantity.
Details to agree
Choose professional lash extensions or DIY lash clusters, then share the styles you want.
Include curl, length, tray arrangement and estimated quantity. List any choices you still need help with.
02Choose the packagingPlan the box, insert card and lash tray.
Details to agree
Send a packaging reference and show where your logo should appear.
Check the tray fit, quantity per product box and which packaging items are included.
03Send your brand filesBring your logo, packaging text and references together.
Details to agree
Provide your logo files, brand colors and the text to print.
Review the proposal for products, packaging, design work, quantities, sample costs and timing.
04Approve the packaging designCheck the details before production begins.
Details to agree
Check brand spelling, product labels, logo position and the print layout.
Approve one final design version. If you need a branded physical sample, agree on its scope and charges first.
05Produce, inspect and shipFollow the approved order through to dispatch.
Details to agree
Production and packing follow the agreed product specifications and packaging design.
Confirm the shipping service, destination, documents and handover details. Production time and transport time are separate.
Private-label project questions
How is the minimum order confirmed?
Minimum quantities depend on the selected product and packaging configuration. Send the intended quantity per item and the parts to customize so both requirements can be confirmed in your proposal.
Can I inquire before the design is finished?
Yes. Share the brand name, available logo files, product references and packaging examples. Identify what is still undecided so the design scope and required files can be agreed.
Does approving a layout replace a physical sample?
A layout helps check text and placement; it does not demonstrate the physical lash, tray fit or printed finish. If those need review, discuss a physical sample and its charges, then record approval or changes against the agreed reference.
What should the project quote separate?
Ask for products, packaging, design or printing work, samples and shipping as separate items. Confirm the quantities and approval steps used to estimate production and transport timing.
We can arrange sourcing and discuss customization for boxes, tweezers and lash adhesive through our local supply chain. Send a sample or reference so we can assess box shapes, specifications, customization feasibility, availability and costs. These accessories are not all manufactured in our lash factory.
