All QC & Compliance guides
All products are quoted on request — no fixed price list, because pricing depends on volume, tray format and packaging.
Lash Quality Escalation Matrix: 8 Buyer Triggers
Read guide →Lash Root Cause Analysis: 8 Evidence Checks
Read guide →Lash Batch Record Review: 10 Release Records
Read guide →Lash Tray Labels for Private Label
Read guide →Lash Rework Authorization
Read guide →Lash Nonconforming Product Control
Read guide →Lash Capacity Reservation
Read guide →Lash Calibration Records
Read guide →Lash Certificate of Conformance: 8 Buyer Checks
Read guide →Lash Batch Release: 9 Critical Buyer Records
Read guide →Page 4 of 7
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 the QC record actually contain?
The approved sample reference: fiber lot, curl, diameter, length mix, stem type, tray format and packaging version. Later runs are checked against it.
How many inspection steps are there?
Seven: raw material, in-process, curl and angle, base and bond, length and count, appearance, and final random check before packing.
What do I do if a shipment does not match the sample?
Compare against the written specification rather than a photograph. The record is what makes a claim checkable.
Which compliance documents can you provide?
Manufacturer documentation supporting the shipment. Market-specific certification and import compliance sit with the importing buyer or their agent.
Is there a recall traceability process?
Yes. Batch references allow a tray to be traced back to its production run, which is what a recall or shortage claim depends on.