All Lash Specifications guides
All products are quoted on request — no fixed price list, because pricing depends on volume, tray format and packaging.
Matte vs Gloss Lash Packaging
Read guide →Short Lash Extensions: 8 Best Tray Checks
Read guide →Single-Length Cluster Lash Trays
Read guide →D Curl vs DD Curl Lashes: 7 Critical Buyer Checks
Read guide →Closed Fan vs Open Fan Lashes: 7 Buyer Checks
Read guide →Colored Classic vs Colored Volume Lashes
Read guide →0.03 vs 0.05 Mega Volume Lash Trays: Buyer Guide
Read guide →0.07 vs 0.10 Volume Lash Trays: Best Buyer Guide
Read guide →LED UV Lash Extension System
Read guide →Mink vs Synthetic Eyelash Extensions
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What To Check Before A Wholesale Order
01 · Stem Consistency
Ask for tray photos and size comparison before you commit to bulk.
02 · Base Integrity
Fan bases should stay intact in the tray and release cleanly for professional placement.
03 · Sample First
Test a sample kit before you place a wholesale or private-label order.
Related Pages
Sample Kits
Request samples →Private Label / OEM
Your brand, our factory →Wholesale Inquiry
Request a quote →Frequently Asked Questions
What does D-count mean?
D-count is the number of lashes bonded into one fan. A 6D fan uses six lashes, a 10D fan uses ten. Higher D-count reads denser at the same number of fans.
Which curl should I stock first?
The curl that matches the dominant look in your market. Stocking two curls before one is proven splits stock without proving either.
How does diameter affect the result?
Thicker fibre reads heavier and lasts differently from thinner fibre. Match diameter to the fan density rather than choosing each independently.
What is a length mix?
A length mix sets different lengths across the tray so the artist can build a graduated set without opening several trays.
Do specifications stay the same between orders?
Only if they are written down. The approved sample becomes the specification record, and later runs are checked against it.