Made to your size- 100 boxes
- Custom sizes & styles
- Free dieline support
- Quality print options
- Proof before production
- 8–12 business day production
Eyelash boxes hold a pair of false lashes - or several - on a shaped plastic or paper tray that keeps the band curved and the fibres uncrushed. The outer box is usually a small rigid box with a magnetic lid, or a slim carton with a window so the lash style can be seen without opening. Because the product itself weighs almost nothing, the box carries most of the perceived value.
Lash packaging
Custom Eyelash Boxes
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Product features
Built around the jobWindow or clear lid options
Magnetic or tuck closure
Small, flat footprint
Round and book-style shapes
Magnets set clear of lashes
Keep-case lid and tray
Length and curl edge print
Specifications made for your product.
Technical snapshotEvery final specification is confirmed against product weight, packing method, print coverage, route, and order volume.
View artwork preparation guide- SKU
- bm-1112
- Dimensions
- Custom-made around the product and packing workflow
- Materials
- Greyboard wrapped in printed paper, SBS paperboard, Clear PET window film
- Printing
- CMYK, Pantone, white ink, or unprinted
- Finishes
- Matte, gloss, soft-touch, foil, embossing, spot UV
- Quantities
- Starting at 100 on selected configurations
- Proofing
- Dieline and digital proof
Frame the lashes, not just the box.
Artwork and materialsAn eyelash box carries most of the value of a very light product, so we plan the lid, any window and the inside around the lash tray. Our packaging guides cover sizing, materials, print, and cost in more depth.
Lid, window and inside
We print the wrap or carton with the style name and fibre details, line any window up with the tray so the pair sits centred, and can carry directions on the base or a card inside.
Explore print and finishesWrapped board or clear film
Greyboard wrapped in printed paper gives a keepsake feel with a magnetic lid, paperboard keeps a slim carton light and crisp, and clear window film lets the lash style show without opening.
Explore material decisionsChoose your box
Tell us the tray size, single pair or set, and whether you want a window, clear lid or magnetic closure.
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We recommend a shape, closure and window option for your lash tray.
Finalize the order
Approve the shape, closure, window, any extra cavities for glue or tweezers and your delivery details.
Build the dieline
We draw the box around your lash tray, with clearance above the longest fibres and magnets set clear.
Approve the proof
Check the style name, window position, directions and every panel of the digital proof.
Roll on production
Your eyelash boxes are made, wrapped or folded, checked against the tray layout and packed for delivery.
Best for
Strip lash brandsMulti-pair lash setsSalon retailLash and glue kitsWhat changes the price.
Cost factorsEvery project is quoted individually. These are the choices that move the price on almost every order.
- Build
- A wrapped rigid box with magnets costs more per unit than a printed folding carton.
- Window or clear lid
- A die-cut window with film, or a fully clear lid, adds material and a fitting step.
- Tray
- A lash tray is a separate part; a custom-shaped tray needs its own tooling.
- Finishes
- Foil, holographic paper and spot UV are common on lash boxes and each add a production step.
Buyer guidance
Choosing this format
Why the lash tray matters more than the box
False lashes keep their curl only if the band is held in a curve, so the tray sets the inside size of the box.
Strip lashes are packed on a tray with a curved ridge or groove that holds the band in the shape of an eyelid. If the lashes are laid flat or pressed against a lid, the band straightens and the fibres bend, and the customer opens a pair that no longer sits right.
Settle the tray first - the one supplied with the lashes or a new one - and size the box around it. Send us the tray's measurements and we leave clearance above the longest fibres, so the lid never touches them.
- The tray holds the band curve
- Leave headroom over the fibres
- Size the box around the tray
Should the lashes show through the box?
A window sells the lash style at a glance; a solid box hides it but gives more room to print.
Lash styles look alike in a photo but differ in length and density, so many brands let the customer see the pair through a die-cut window or a fully clear lid. A window needs the tray placed accurately, or the lashes sit off-centre behind it.
A solid box with the style name and a printed illustration works well where lashes are bought online and the box is part of the unboxing rather than the shelf.
Single pairs and multi-pair sets
A single pair fits a box about the size of a phone's width; sets need a deeper box or a book-style layout.
Multi-pair sets usually stack several trays or sit them side by side in a wider box. A book-style box that opens like a cover, with trays on one side and a mirror or glue on the other, is a popular layout for kits.
If glue, tweezers or an applicator travel in the same box, give each its own cavity so nothing rests on the lashes.
The details lash buyers compare
Style name, fibre type and how to apply and remove are the details buyers look for.
Shoppers compare lashes by name, length and material, so make those easy to read on the front or the base. Directions and care, such as how many wears to expect and how to clean the band, fit on the back or a card inside.
If lash glue travels in the same box, it usually comes with its own warnings, so we keep room for that text beside the lash details and you check it on the proof.
Related packaging formats
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Magnetic Boxes
Rigid boxes with a hidden magnet in the lid, for a deliberate first open.
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Window Boxes
Cartons with a clear panel, so the product sells itself on the shelf.
Explore box style
Cosmetic Boxes
Color-accurate beauty packaging designed to look sharp on shelf and camera.
Explore box styleQuestions about eyelash boxes.
Box style FAQsWe’ll confirm the exact details that apply to your structure and volume.
Read all frequently asked questionsWhat shapes can eyelash boxes come in?+
We make eyelash boxes as a flat rectangle, a square, a round box or a book-style box that opens like a cover. Rectangles and squares fit a standard lash tray most easily. Round and custom shapes stand out on a shelf, but need a tray made to match. Tell us your tray size and we recommend the shape that suits it.
Can magnetic lashes go in a box with a magnetic lid?+
Yes, with the magnets placed right. Magnetic lashes carry small magnets along the band, so we set the closure magnets at the edge furthest from the tray, where they hold the lid without pulling on the lashes. If you would rather avoid magnets altogether, a tuck or ribbon closure works just as well.
Can an eyelash box double as a storage case between wears?+
Yes, and many customers keep them for that, since reusable strip lashes need a clean place to hold their curve. We make the tray to keep the band's shape and the lid to close firmly, so the box works as a case between wears. We can also print a short line on the box or an insert card telling customers to keep it.
How does salon lash packaging differ from retail lash boxes?+
Salon packaging is built to hold many lashes, not to sell one pair. For individual and cluster lashes we make plain flat boxes that stack in a drawer, with the length and curl printed on the edge so technicians find the right tray fast. Retail strip lash boxes focus on the front design, the style name and often a window showing the pair.
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