Eyelash Packaging

Choose how the lash pair will be presented

Eyelash packaging starts with the presentation of the lashes on their existing tray. A curved pair should be visible without the carton or any added support pressing against the fibres. Decide whether the customer should see the lash style through a window or discover it after opening a fully enclosed box. That choice affects the front artwork, the opening experience, and the area available for product information.

A windowed folding carton can make the tray part of the display. An enclosed carton gives you an uninterrupted printed face for the style name and brand graphics. Treat these as construction preferences to discuss during quotation; the window shape and placement need review against the actual tray. A cut-out alone does not establish a sealed enclosure, so specify whether a covered window is required rather than assuming it is included.

Measure the tray before choosing the box size

Provide the outside length, width, and total height of the loaded lash tray, including any raised lid, tabs, or projecting edges. Send a photograph from above and from the side so the pack can be reviewed in its intended orientation. The lash silhouette is useful for artwork planning, but the tray footprint is the starting point for the carton dimensions.

If you sell different lash styles in the same tray, identify which styles share that physical format. A different tray height or outline may require a revised carton specification even when the branding remains the same. Clearance and closure allowances are confirmed during dieline review; they should not be estimated from a product photograph. Include any additional item intended to sit inside the carton so it can be considered before artwork approval.

Separate the tray's role from the outer carton

The lash tray presents the pair and defines the space around it. The outer carton carries the printed identity and provides an enclosure around that tray. An extra insert is a separate decision, based on the tray geometry, weight, fragility, opening direction, and presentation requirements. It is not automatically needed for every lash pack.

Explain whether the tray should slide out or be lifted from the opened carton. If removal feels awkward in an existing sample, send that sample or describe the problem. The review can then consider accessible edges and the opening sequence. For online orders, discuss the shipping arrangement separately: a retail carton should not be treated as a complete parcel shipping specification without reviewing the packed order.

Select the board appearance and print treatment

SBS paperboard offers a light printing surface for a cosmetic carton. Kraft paperboard gives the artwork a brown base that needs consideration when choosing graphics and text contrast. These are material options from the cosmetic category; the final board specification is confirmed for the selected construction rather than inferred from the box colour.

Matte or gloss lamination can change the appearance of the printed surface. Foil stamping, spot UV, and embossing or debossing may be considered for selected graphic elements, subject to artwork and construction review. Keep the lash style name distinguishable from the decorative brand artwork. A window also reduces the continuous area available on the front panel, so plan the information hierarchy before committing to a large motif.

Prepare the artwork and order brief

Send the brand artwork, style names, required copy, tray measurements, intended quantity, and preferred presentation. Explain which information changes between variants and which stays common. Easy Box Packaging includes dieline and proof review on every order at no extra charge. Review the digital proof for the panel arrangement, opening orientation, and placement of each style name before approving production.

The standard minimum order is 50 units. Production is from 7 business days after digital proof approval, with Free US shipping on the standard fulfillment path. Quote requests are answered within 24 hours, typically the same business day. Unit pricing is quoted for the agreed size, quantity, construction, and print treatment. If you want to assess physical materials first, the sample kit has a $44.99 shipping charge, credited toward your first order; it should not be assumed to be a custom prototype of your lash carton.