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ESSustainability in the lash industry starts with specific decisions: the product, the materials around it and the way a collection is planned. Our approach focuses on useful packaging, clear specifications and environmental statements supported by evidence.
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A lash pack needs to protect delicate fibers, keep styles organized and communicate your brand. The outer box, tray, insert and finish should each serve a purpose.
Discuss box and tray sizes based on the lash format and the number of styles in your range, rather than adding space or layers without a practical reason.
Consider paperboard, plastic trays, windows, coatings and adhesives together. A paper outer box alone does not make every component recyclable.
Define the fiber, lash band, tray and box requirements for the intended use. Material options, recycled-content claims and supporting information should be reviewed for the specific product.
Clear references, approved samples and confirmed artwork help limit unnecessary revisions and incorrect packaging. Discuss your product mix and quantities before committing to production.
Terms such as recyclable, biodegradable or plastic-free need a defined scope and evidence. Disposal instructions should reflect the materials used and local collection facilities.
Tell us which product and packaging choices matter to your brand. We can discuss the available formats alongside protection, appearance, quantity and destination-market requirements.
Availability and supporting evidence are confirmed for the agreed specification. Environmental performance should be assessed for the complete product and packaging combination.
Share your product brief and packaging priorities with Aerilia.
For labeling and supporting documents, see Product Compliance. For brand authorization and business responsibilities, see Legal & Compliance.
