Private Label Bond and Seal for DIY Lash Ranges
A bond-and-seal product can be discussed as a separate item within your DIY lash range. We help you define the selected product, both ends of the tube and the branded presentation before it becomes part of a kit.
Our catalogue includes several dual-ended references. Keep their product information and contents separate until the exact version is accepted.
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Define the Product Role in Your Range
Tell us whether you want a standalone bond-and-seal item or a proposed component for a starter kit. The latter needs a separate review of the complete product combination.
We can discuss the intended relationship with the selected lashes without claiming catalogue items are automatically compatible.
Specify Both Ends of the Product
Product 5702 provides a dual-ended bond-and-seal reference with Pink and Black choices. Confirm whether those names describe the tube or the formula.
Record the contents of each end, supplied components and product-specific directions. A double-ended container is not a complete formula specification.
Compare the References Without Combining Their Claims
Products 5689 and 5666 also describe dual-ended bond-and-seal formats with Pink and Black selections. Each needs its own accepted contents and product information.
We can compare the physical presentation and proposed scope with you while keeping the selected product identity visible.
| Reference | Catalogue format | Confirm for the selected version |
|---|---|---|
| 5702 | Dual-ended bond and seal | Both-end contents and color meaning |
| 5689 | Cluster and segmented-lash reference | Contents and product information |
| 5666 | 2-in-1 dual-ended format | Included components and removal information |
Planning fields for your selected order.
Plan the Tube Presentation and Printed Identity
The referenced listings support custom-logo and packaging discussions. Share the tube color, artwork and carton direction with the selected product specification.
We can review those presentation details without allowing the container color to imply a liquid shade or net content.
Keep the Product Information Ready for Review
Request ingredient information, net contents of each end and application and removal directions for the chosen product. Include the intended sales market and lash reference.
Use the accepted information for your retail wording. We do not invent wear-duration, compatibility or safety claims from the packaging format.
Review the Physical Format as a Sample
A sample lets your team compare the tube presentation and how the two ends are identified. Keep that physical review separate from the assessment of the product information.
We can record the accepted product and pack version together for the project.
Keep Supporting Products on Their Own Lines
A remover or applicator is not included unless it is explicitly selected and confirmed. List any supporting products separately when proposing a wider retail set.
We can review that bill of materials with you while retaining the identity of the bond-and-seal product itself.
Quote the Accepted Product and Pack
State quantities by selected product and presentation. Add sample work, artwork and outer-pack requirements separately.
We can review minimum quantities and delivery timing for the actual scope and destination.
Send the Bond-and-Seal Product Brief
Share the selected reference, intended retail role, proposed tube presentation and quantities. Include the product information needed for review and any intended kit relationship.
We can help you organize a clear product and packaging discussion.
Discuss your bond-and-seal range