Start with the tray or case, not the loose lash
Measure the retail tray, case or card that holds the lashes, including its curve, raised edge and closure. Say whether the box contains one pair, several styles or an accessory, then share the complete packed dimensions. This gives the team a clear basis for checking the internal fit and requested construction.
Plan the carton for each version and display
Describe whether the box will sit on a shelf, hang on a fixture or form part of a kit. If customers should see the tray through a window, mark the area on the artwork and ask for the format to be reviewed. Provide style names, product codes and quantities by version rather than grouping different lash shapes under one proof.
What to include with an eyelash-box enquiry
- Tray or case dimensions and closure details
- Pair count and any included accessories
- Style names, codes and artwork versions
- Window, hanging or shelf-display request
- Quantity per design and delivery postcode
Proof names, variant text and artwork
Send the approved product copy and logo for every style. Have your brand or responsible person review the information intended for the container and outer packaging. Check that the correct lash image, code and wording appear on each proof, then confirm construction, print and order terms before approval.