Lash curlers & brow tools
Metal tools are a different discipline from brushes: tolerance, not texture. The hinge is the whole product — if it skews, the jaw stops closing square and the tool is returned.
Frames are 304 stainless, stamped and passivated. The hinge is lapped so the jaw closes square, then the spring is cycle-tested to 50,000 compressions before the assembly is approved. Pads are silicone, replaceable, and one refill ships in the box because a pad that has flattened is the most common reason a customer replaces a curler.
Finish options are matte, mirror or rose gold, with the logo laser-marked rather than printed so it does not wear off in a bag. Brow tools — scissors, tweezers, razors — go through the same stamping and passivation line.
| Item | MOQ | Lead time |
|---|---|---|
| Precision Lash Curler | 1000 pcs | 20-25 days after sample approval |
Standard builds. Every parameter is re-specifiable — send a drawing or a reference product and we quote against it.
Send a drawing, a photo or a competitor sample. We quote against it and build the sample on the line, not in a lab.
- Sample
- 12 days from approved spec
- Branding
- Logo, colour, packing
- Packing
- Retail box or bulk carton
Questions buyers ask about Lash & brow
Specific answers, not brochure lines. If yours is not here, ask it directly.
Why does the hinge matter more than the frame?
A curler that closes off-square pinches the lashes on one side and misses them on the other. The hinge is the only part that decides this, so we lap it and check closure on every unit rather than sampling.
Do the pads come with refills?
One silicone refill is included as standard. Additional refills can be packed in the box or sold as a separate SKU.
Can the logo be printed instead of laser-marked?
Printing wears off stainless in a cosmetic bag. We recommend laser marking, and we will show you both on a sample if the budget is tight.