Choose your direction
Select a few lash references, a kit format and a packaging direction. Tell us your market and planned quantity.
Sample first
Lash cluster samples.
Test before your first run.
A paid sample lets you compare the lash, band, tools and kit combination before ordering a production run.
Choose enough to make a decision.
Pick a small set of lash references that represent the collection you want to sell. Tell us the adhesive system, lengths, box direction and which tools or aftercare products you need.
A sample quote should separate every charge.
| Item | What to confirm |
|---|---|
| Products | Style numbers, quantities and included tools or liquids. |
| Packaging | Available standard packaging or a physical custom sample. |
| Development | Any print, tooling, mould or special-colour charge. |
| Freight | Destination, route and whether taxes are included. |
| Credit | Which sample fees, if any, can be credited against a later order, and the conditions. |
What to check when it arrives.
- Fibre finish and the look in person.
- Band flexibility, edge finish and the agreed specification.
- Tray layout, quantities and clean removal from the tray.
- Tool fit, packaging dimensions and printed content.
- Instructions and product-specific information for the adhesive system.
Agree any changes before treating the sample as the production reference. Sample approval does not replace the documents and checks required for your market.
Test your selected samples
Review what is included, what is branded, the sample fee, freight and timing. Test the product before moving to a production run.
Approve your branded run
Confirm the final specification, packaging artwork, quantity and written quote. Keep the approved sample as the reference for the order.
A small sample.
A clearer next step.
Choose your styles and tell us what you want to sample.