In the ever-evolving beauty market, the Small fluffy flower false eyelash series has quickly gained popularity for its unique design and user-friendly features. Inspired by the softness of blooming small flowers, this series combines delicate "fluffy flower" lash clusters with skin-friendly materials, making it a favorite among makeup lovers and B2B buyers alike. This comprehensive guide covers its quality inspection reports, step-by-step operation tips, safety precautions, and transportation guidelines, providing valuable insights for both end-users and business partners.

• Unique Aesthetic: The lash clusters are arranged in a "small fluffy flower" pattern—short, wispy fibers (6-10mm) are clustered to form petal-like shapes, adding a subtle 3D effect. This design is perfect for creating natural yet charming looks, suitable for daily wear, dates, or spring/summer-themed events.

• Lightweight and Comfortable: Made from ultra-soft PBT fiber (density: 0.02g/cm³), the lashes weigh only 0.8g per pair—so light that most users barely feel them on. The lash band is 0.07mm thick and flexible, conforming to the eye contour for all-day comfort.

• Reusable and Cost-Effective: With proper care, each pair can be reused 10-15 times. This durability makes it a cost-effective choice for personal users and a profitable option for B2B clients like beauty retailers and salons.

• Avoid import/export barriers in strict markets (e.g., the EU, Japan) due to full compliance with local regulations.

• Reduce customer complaints and return rates, as the low irritation risk and high durability minimize post-purchase issues.

• Strengthen brand reputation by offering products with transparent, verifiable quality.

1. Check the Lash Pair: Before use, inspect the lashes to ensure there are no loose fibers or damaged parts. If the lash band is slightly curved, gently straighten it with your fingers to avoid discomfort during application.

2. Measure and Trim: Place the lash band along your upper lash line. If the band is longer than your eye socket, use small scissors to trim the outer end (always trim from the outer corner to maintain the design integrity).

3. Prepare the Adhesive: If using the optional lash glue (recommended for reapplication), apply a thin layer along the lash band. Wait 30-60 seconds until the glue becomes tacky—this ensures better adhesion.

1. Align the Lash Band: Hold the lash with tweezers or your fingers (avoid pinching the fibers). Align the inner end of the lash band with the inner corner of your eye, leaving a 1mm gap from the tear duct to prevent irritation.

2. Secure the Middle First: Press the middle of the lash band onto your upper lash line, ensuring it adheres firmly. Then, press the inner and outer ends down, adjusting slightly to fit the eye contour.

3. Blend with Natural Lashes: Use a lash curler to gently curl the false lashes and natural lashes together for a seamless look. Apply a thin coat of mascara if needed, focusing on the roots to avoid weighing down the fluffy fibers.

• Lash Band Lifting: If the outer corner lifts, apply a tiny amount of glue to the back of the band, wait until tacky, and press down with a cotton swab.

• Asymmetric Placement: Use a toothpick to gently adjust the position of the lash band before the glue dries completely.

• Avoid Eye Contact with Glue: When applying glue, keep it away from the eyes. If glue gets into the eye, rinse immediately with clean water—do not rub.

• Do Not Share Lashes: Sharing lashes can transfer bacteria, leading to eye infections. Each pair is designed for individual use.

• Limit Daily Wear Time: Do not wear the lashes for more than 12 hours a day. Extended wear may cause eye fatigue or irritation.

• Remove Gently: After use, peel the lash band from the outer corner to the inner corner. Do not pull hard, as this may damage natural lashes or the lash band.

• Clean Fibers Carefully: Use a soft brush (or a clean mascara wand) to gently sweep away residual mascara or dirt. For stubborn makeup, dampen a cotton pad with mild makeup remover and dab lightly—avoid soaking the lash band.

• Store Properly: Place the cleaned lashes back into their original case, ensuring the fibers are not crushed. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture.

• Redness, itching, or swelling of the eyelids.

• Discharge from the eyes or blurred vision.

• Damage to the lash band (e.g., cracks, looseness) that affects adhesion.

• Inner Packaging: Each pair of lashes is sealed in a transparent plastic blister pack with a cardboard backing, which protects the fibers from being crushed. Bulk orders (100 pairs/box) are packed in sturdy cardboard boxes with foam inserts to prevent movement.

• Moisture and Temperature Control: The packaging includes a small desiccant packet to absorb moisture, which is critical for maintaining the adhesive strip’s quality. Avoid storing or shipping in environments with temperature exceeding 35°C or humidity above 70%.

1. Choose Reliable Carriers: Opt for carriers with experience in shipping beauty products (e.g., DHL, FedEx) to ensure timely and safe delivery.

2. Label Fragile Items: Mark the outer boxes with "Fragile" and "Handle with Care" labels to remind handlers to avoid rough treatment.

3. Insurance and Tracking: For large orders, consider purchasing shipping insurance to cover losses due to damage or loss during transit.

• Check the outer packaging for signs of damage (e.g., dents, tears). If damaged, take photos and contact the carrier immediately.

• Open a sample box to inspect the lashes—ensure the blister packs are intact, and the lashes are free from deformation or contamination.

• Unique Design: The "small fluffy flower" pattern stands out in the market, appealing to trend-conscious consumers.

• Proven Safety: Strict quality inspection ensures compliance with global standards, reducing business risks.

• User-Friendly: Easy application and maintenance make it suitable for beginners, expanding the target customer base.