Buyer Guides For Wholesale Lash Sourcing
Practical guides for salons, lash artists, beauty brands and distributors sourcing eyelash extensions and private label packaging.
Lash Specification Guide
Curl types, lengths, thickness and BSF.T fibre explained before you sample.
Sample Kits
How to test quality before committing to a wholesale order.
Wholesale FAQ
MOQ, samples, private label, quality checks and shipping answered.
Our Factory & QC
Inside our production workflow and 7-step inspection process.
Private Label / OEM
From logo to packaging: how a private label lash line is built.
Order Terms
How quotations, samples and production orders are confirmed.
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How To Use These Guides
The guides are ordered the way a first wholesale order actually happens. Following that order removes most of the back-and-forth before a quotation.
- 01Fix the vocabulary firstCurl, length, diameter and density mean specific things. The specification guide sets that vocabulary.
- 02Decide construction secondShort stem, long stem, tapered point and waistband tape behave differently in pickup.
- 03Request a sample thirdApprove a physical tray before discussing volume.
- 04Plan packaging fourthBox, label and insert card are approved alongside the product, not afterwards.
- 05Record the approved versionThe written specification is what makes a reorder consistent.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can I find in the knowledge centre?
Buyer guides on lash specifications, sample approval, quality control, packaging and reorder planning. Each guide is written for salons, artists, brands and distributors who buy in volume rather than for end consumers.
Where should a first-time wholesale buyer start?
Start with the lash specification guide to fix curl, length and thickness vocabulary, then read the sample approval guide before requesting trays. Those two pages remove most of the back-and-forth in a first order.
Do the guides cover private label?
Yes. Packaging, tray labels, insert cards and the private label workflow each have their own guide, along with the specification record that keeps a reorder consistent.
How often is new content added?
New guides are added as buyer questions repeat. If several buyers ask the same sourcing question, it becomes a guide rather than staying in email threads.
Can I request a topic?
Yes. Send the question you keep having to answer internally and we will consider it for the knowledge centre.