We Make Lashes. You Build The Brand.

What We Offer

Lash extensions
Premade fans
Custom packaging
OEM / ODM
Private label

160+ styles. Multiple curls. All lengths. From a single sample to a full private-label launch.

A manufacturer, not a trading desk

FanLash is a lash manufacturer with its own production capacity — six specialized factories, a 1,980 m² production base and 170+ staff working across fiber preparation, fan making, bonding, tray assembly and packing. When you ask why a specification changed, the answer comes from the people who ran the line, not from a supplier relaying a message.

That structure changes what a buyer can ask for. A trading company can quote a catalog. A factory can hold a curl, a diameter, a base size and a tray count fixed across repeat runs, and can tell you honestly when a request is outside what the line can hold consistently. We would rather decline an unrealistic specification than ship trays that drift between batches.

We supply salons, independent lash artists, private-label brands, distributors and training academies. Those four buyer types need different things from the same factory: a salon needs predictable reorders, an artist needs a low minimum to test styles, a brand needs packaging and SKU structure, a distributor needs mixed volumes. Our product pages are organised so each buyer can start from the specification that matters to their business rather than from a generic catalog.

From Idea To Finished Product

How the four steps work in practice

The idea stage is where most projects are decided. Bring the density you want to sell, the curl and diameter your clients respond to, the length mix and the tray format. If any of those are still open, say so — we would rather help you narrow the range than produce a tray nobody has tested.

Sample and development is physical, not a rendering. You receive an actual tray and check fan pickup, base integrity, curl retention across a few wears and how the tray presents on a shelf. A sample that photographs well but opens inconsistently under a real set is a sample that failed, and it is cheaper to find out now.

Production runs against the specification recorded at sample stage. Packaging design is handled alongside it, because a tray label, box and insert card that are approved separately from the product often arrive out of step with the launch date.

Why Brands Choose Us