Custom lash

Types of custom lashes

Everyone wants to stand out. That's why custom lash types are becoming popular. Custom lashes are made to suit individual preferences and requirements. They enhance the natural beauty of the eyes, giving them a more dramatic and elegant look. There are different custom lash types, which include the following:

• Silk lashes

  These are made from silk fiber. They are lightweight, soft, and look natural. The fiber used in making silk custom lashes has a fine diameter. This makes them look more natural than other synthetic lashes. They are flexible and can be styled or shaped to suit personal taste. Silk custom lashes are perfect for those who want a natural look.

• Cashmere lashes

  These are made from cashmere fiber. They are very soft and fluffy. The materials used to make them are lighter than silk. So, they don't weigh the eyelids down. They have a nice curl, which makes them look full and elegant. They are also easy to apply. This makes them suitable for retail shops or beauty service providers who want to give their clients an easy way to achieve an elegant look.

• Mink lashes

  Mink custom lashes are made from mink fur. They have a luxurious and natural look. The fur used to make mink lashes is soft and silky. This makes the mink custom lashes look elegant and natural. They are also durable and can last for a long time. This type of lash looks better when they are applied once. They are suitable for buyers looking for high-end, luxury mink lashes.

• 3D lashes

  3D custom lashes have a layered look. They are designed in such a way that some lashes sit on top of others. This creates a volume effect. They are made from different materials like mink, silk, or cashmere. The layered effect makes the lashes look voluminous and dramatic. It is suitable for those who want a bold and dramatic lash look.

• Flare lashes

  These are individual lashes fixed at the base in groups. Each group has a set number of lashes, like three or four. They are made from silk or mink. Flare custom lashes are suitable for users who want to improve their natural look.

How to choose custom lashes

• Style: Different lash styles are available, from natural to dramatic. Stock custom lash manufacturers may have the style the customer wants, but ordering custom will ensure they get exactly what they want. Individual styles may use mink, silk, or synthetic fibers.
• Length: Lashes come in different lengths, measured in millimeters from the inner to the outer corner. Some are shorter, giving a more natural look, while others are long and dramatic. Buyers can choose depending on the length they feel will be suitable for the occasion.
• Volume: Volume refers to the thickness of the lash and how many fibers are in the bunch. Some are single, while others are three-dimensional. Three-dimensional lashes have more volume and are suitable for people who want fuller lashes.
• Banding: Banding refers to the strip that holds the lashes. It can be thin, regular, or thick. A thin band is light and comfortable, but the glue needs to be more secure and careful when handling it. A thick band is easy to apply but can be heavy on the eyelid. A regular band is a middle option that is suitable for most users.
• Material: Lashes can be made with mink, silk, or synthetic fiber. Silk is the lightest, followed by mink, which is more voluminous than silk. Synthetic lashes appear plastic-like and are less natural-looking than the others.
• Quantity: Many manufacturers produce custom in bulk, so it is essential to know the number of units that will be required. Some manufacturers have a minimum order quantity that buyers must meet before ordering. The quantity also affects the type of packaging that will be used.
• Packaging: Custom packaging options are available depending on the number of units ordered. Many manufacturers will offer a choice of boxes or cases for the custom lashes, and buyers can choose depending on the budget, which will be affected by the type of packaging.

How to use, install, and product safety

Using and installing custom lashes should be done carefully to ensure the product lasts long and gives impressive results. Below is a brief guide on how to use and install them.

How to Use Custom Lashes

• Prep the Lashes

  Gently tweeze the lashes from the tray using one's fingers, a tweezer, or a lash tool. Make sure to prep the lash by curling it. This means using a lash curler to curl the natural lashes so they blend in with the fake ones. Doing this makes the fake ones sit on top of the natural ones.

• Apply Adhesive

  Apply thin glue to the fake lashes. Let it sit for a while so it can dry. The drying time is usually one minute, depending on the type of glue.

• Apply the Lashes

  Using a tweezer or one's finger, place the lash band as close as possible to the natural lash line. When placing the lashes, the user should look down into a mirror, which will make it easier to see the lash line. The fake ones should be put in the inner and outer corners of the eyes. Once placed, the user should gently press the fake ones and natural lashes together so they can stick together.

• Seal the Deal

  Now that the fake ones are in place, one should use a mascara tube to blend the natural and fake ones. If needed, use an eyeliner pencil to cover the lash band and make it look more natural.

Installation

Like using the glue, installing the custom fake lashes requires someone to have a steady hand and good vision to achieve the desired results. Below are a few steps one can follow to install the lashes.

• Gather all the necessary tools

  Having the tools needed for the job will make the installation process easy. Some of the most important tools are lash glue, tweezers, mirror, and lash extensions.

• Apply the glue

  Once the lashes are ready, the next step is to apply the glue. The glue should be put on the band and not on the eye directly. It should be left for 30 seconds so it can dry.

• Place the lashes

  When placing the lashes, the user should control the tweezer or tool carefully so it doesn't poke the eye. The lashes should be placed as close as possible to the natural lash line. When placing, the user should look down, not up, because it will be easier to see the lash line. The fake ones should be placed in the inner and outer corners of the eyes. Once placed, the user should gently press the fake ones and natural lashes together so they can stick together.

• Seal the deal

  Now that the fake ones are in place, one should use a mascara tube to blend the natural and fake ones. If needed, use an eyeliner pencil to cover the lash band and make it look more natural.

Product Safety

Like other beauty products, custom lashes pose certain risks that users should be aware of. Below are some safety tips to follow.

• Avoid strong chemicals

  Users should not use strong chemicals on the lashes because they can irritate the eyes. Strong chemicals include oil-based makeup removers, face wipes, and more.

• Don't use heat

  Using heat close to the lashes can be dangerous because, in some cases, the fake ones are close to the eye. Eyelash curlers and lash glue are two things that can cause problems. Users should avoid using these items because they can damage the lashes and, in some cases, the eyes.

• Remove lashes gently

  When removing the lashes, users should avoid strong chemicals and tugging. Strong chemicals can irritate the eyes, while tugging can remove some of the user's natural lashes.

Functions, features, and design of custom lashes

Although many off-the-shelf faux eye lashes have functional and aesthetic features, nothing beats the experience of wearing a pair of custom lashes. Here is a look at the function, feature, and design of custom lashes.

Function

Custom lashes enhance the eyes' appearance and create a volumetric feeling. They can also be designed to meet specific requirements, whether to lengthen or amplify the eyes' appearance. They can also be designed to meet specific requirements, whether to lengthen or amplify the eyes' appearance. They don't contain harmful chemicals that may irritate the eyes, as is the case with many mass-produced lashes. Custom lashes are also more comfortable than off-the-shelf ones.

Feature

Some features of custom lashes include the following:

• Material:

  Custom lashes are made from high-quality materials, whether silk, mink, or any other durable material. They are made from durable materials that are easy to mold to preference.

• Design:

  Custom lashes are designed to fit the eye shape and size perfectly. They are also designed to create a more natural look, which is not the case with many mass-produced lash extensions.

• Length and thickness:

  Custom lashes are made in length and thickness to suit individual preferences. They can be made longer and thicker for someone who prefers to wear dramatic lashes.

• Band type:

  Custom lashes can have different band types, including thin, silk, mink, and other durable materials that are comfortable.

Design

Custom lashes are designed to suit individual preferences. That means they are made from materials that are comfortable and safe for the eye. They are also designed to suit the eye shape and size perfectly. Custom lashes come in different lengths, thicknesses, and materials. Some are made from silk, while others are made from mink fur.

Q&A

Q1: Is there a minimum order for custom lashes?

A1: Yes, many manufacturers have a minimum order quantity (MOQ) that varies depending on the type of custom lash product. Generally, the MOQ can be anywhere between 50 to 200 pairs.

Q2: How long does it take to get custom lashes?

A2: The delivery time depends on the order quantity and production schedule. For smaller quantities, custom lashes can take 4 to 6 weeks. Larger quantities or during peak production times can take up to 8 weeks.

Q3: Can custom packaging be done for small orders?

A3: Some manufacturers allow custom packaging for small orders. However, they may require business buyers to meet a certain threshold to access custom packaging options.

Q4: What information is required when ordering custom lashes?

A4: Business buyers need to provide the lash design, desired quantity, material type, and packaging preferences. The manufacturer may also require some specifications regarding the band width, length, and volume of the lashes.