Lash Sourcing Resources

LASH STYLES

OEM vs ODM in Lash Manufacturing: The Practical Difference

What each term covers, and which one matches your stage as a brand.

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WHOLESALE BUYING

Lash Stock Planning for Salons: A Simple Method

A minimal stock routine that prevents both outages and dead stock.

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WHOLESALE BUYING

Handling Lash Complaints: Building the Evidence Trail

What to record at shipment so a complaint can be assessed fairly on both sides.

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WHOLESALE BUYING

What a Lash Sample Kit Should Include

The contents that make a sample kit useful rather than merely generous.

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LASH SPECIFICATIONS

Mixed Tray vs Single Tray: A Stock Decision

The commercial difference between tray formats, and which suits your sales channel.

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LASH STYLES

Volume vs Hybrid vs Classic Sets: Product Implications

How the three set types map to product choice, and what to stock for each.

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WHOLESALE BUYING

Wholesale Lash Payment Terms: What Buyers Should Confirm

Payment structure, documentation and the details to settle before paying.

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LASH SPECIFICATIONS

Lash Tray Labels: What to Print and Why It Matters

The information a tray label should carry, and how it supports reorders and complaints.

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WHOLESALE BUYING

Private Label Lash Brand Launch: A Realistic Timeline

Stage by stage, from first inquiry to first shipment, with the decisions that set the pace.

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WHOLESALE BUYING

Lash Order Shipping Terms

Incoterms in plain language, and where risk transfers on a lash shipment.

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LASH SPECIFICATIONS

How to Check Lash Fibre Quality Without a Lab

Practical checks buyers can run on a sample tray to assess fibre consistency.

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WHOLESALE BUYING

Selling to Salons vs Independent Artists: What Changes

Two buyer types with different needs, and how product range and packaging should differ.

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Product Catalog

Five product series with full specifications and MOQ.

Private Label & OEM

Packaging, artwork, sampling and production handoff.

Samples & QC

Approve the actual tray before a wholesale production run.